An empty seat in front of King Charles at the Queen Elizabeth Mass… What is the secret?

An empty seat in front of King Charles at the Queen Elizabeth Mass… What is the secret?

 Followers of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral notice an empty seat in front of King Charles III inside St George’s Chapel during Queen Elizabeth’s funeral service.

 Some speculated that this empty chair is nothing but a tribute to another member of the royal family who died, but it is not what some thought, according to the American magazine People.

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 According to tradition, the chair in front of the king is always kept empty in these positions so that the king can have a clear view of the ceremonies from the second row in cases where they are not sitting in the first row.

 According to the magazine, the seat remained vacant for the late Queen Elizabeth during previous royal events, such as the weddings of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, as well as the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

 The Queen didn’t need to keep an empty chair at Prince William and Kate Middleton’s 2011 party, as she was sitting in the front row at the time.

 At the 2021 funeral of Prince Philip, her 73-year-old husband, Queen Elizabeth sat in a bench alone due to COVID-19 restrictions that required social distancing.