President Biden & First Lady Pay Respects at Queen’s Coffin in England

President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden have actually touched down in the U.K. ahead of Queen Elizabeth‘s funeral service — however prior to that, they paid their aspects while she depends on state.

POTUS/FLOTUS showed up in England this weekend, and were without delay satisfied by Buckingham Palace authorities as they prepared to visit Westminster Hall to see QE2’s casket for the last day prior to her funeral service gets underway on Monday.

The Bidens were worn black, and when they were lastly required to see the Queen’s short-lived resting location itself … they had their own personal bird’s-eye view from a raised terrace location above the basic going to location — with Secret Service standing ready.

JB searched as others continued to gather to see the coffin … and at one point he put his turn over heart, with very little talking. They were practically simply taking in the scene.

Eventually, Joe and Jill were required to the Lancaster House in London — where they signed a book of acknowledgement that’s been produced to honor Her Majesty. The Prez was seated, with the First Lady standing behind him … and after composing in his entry, Joe attended to the media.

He had some poignant words to keep in mind the Queen, stating she was everything about service … and her enduring tradition (to him) is that individuals can make their neighborhoods much better, even in the tiniest of methods.

President Biden sent his ideas and prayers to individuals of the U.K., and to the Royal household too. He even provided a nod to King Charles, stating his mom would be with him every action of the method a vote of self-confidence.

The Bidens are simply a number of prominent world leaders who are welcomed to participate in the funeral procession. Others consist of Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, Indian President Droupadi Murmu, French President Emmanuel Macron, Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska and the presidents of numerous other European countries along with Australia … to name a few.