King Charles Marks , 1-Year Anniversary of the, Death of Queen Elizabeth II.<br />On September 8, King Charles III marked the first <br />anniversary of the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, <br />by thanking the public for their "love and support.".<br />On September 8 of 2022, <br />the United Kingdom's longest-reigning sovereign, <br />Queen Elizabeth II, died at the age of 96.<br />Her death was met with ten days of national <br />mourning and tributes from around the world <br />to celebrate her record-breaking reign. .<br />The queen died at her beloved Scottish <br />summer retreat, Balmoral Castle. .<br />To mark the one-year anniversary of her death, <br />King Charles and his wife, Camilla, will spend <br />the day privately at the Scottish royal retreat. .<br />To mark the one-year anniversary of her death, <br />King Charles and his wife, Camilla, will spend <br />the day privately at the Scottish royal retreat. .<br />In marking the first anniversary of her late <br />majesty’s death and my accession, we recall <br />with great affection her long life, devoted <br />service and all she meant to so many of us, King Charles III, via NBC.<br />I am deeply grateful, too, for the love <br />and support that has been shown to <br />my wife and myself during this year as <br />we do our utmost to be of service to you all, King Charles III, via NBC.<br />NBC reports that while the King is not due <br />to make a public appearance, a private church <br />service will be held to celebrate the queen's life.<br />NBC reports that while the King is not due <br />to make a public appearance, a private church <br />service will be held to celebrate the queen's life.<br />Charles' eldest son and heir, Prince William, <br />and his wife, Kate, will reportedly <br />attend the private church service.<br />The bond between country and monarch<br />is sacred. It endures ... we should be proud <br />that this remarkable legacy of service — and <br />this remarkable bond — continues to grow <br />today under the reign of his majesty the king, Rishi Sunak, British Prime Minister, via NBC.<br />The bond between country and monarch<br />is sacred. It endures ... we should be proud <br />that this remarkable legacy of service — and <br />this remarkable bond — continues to grow <br />today under the reign of his majesty the king, Rishi Sunak, British Prime Minister, via NBC
