She made her promise of service to her country at only 21 years old, and she kept that promise to the very end. God bless her.

The lady singing “God Save our Queen” as the anthem came to an end was so heartbreaking. Characterizes how many of us watched & felt. I still cry

I feel like the whole world had the same conversations with each other. I didn't break down crying until they removed the crown from her coffin. She really kept her pledge to her people. She dedicated her whole long life to the crown. She was such a wonderful example of dignity and grace. I feel so saddened by your loss. I send sympathy from the US to all who loved or cared for her.

As the woman said, even for those that aren't Royalists, the Queen set an example of honorable service throughout her lifetime. She embodied the English spirit.

I cried she’s all I’ve ever known. My son who is 4 years old really enjoyed celebrating the Queens Jubilee at his Nursery, every time he saw her on the tv or her flag he’d shout “The Queen”. To have an impact on a tiny child shows just how bloody amazing and loved she was. 👑💂‍♀️👸🏻

“Steady. Steady.” really encapsulates it. We are British. We carry on. God Save the King. 🇬🇧

My tears fell like Niagara Falls when the BBC put up a photo of HM The Queen and played 'God Save The Queen', as if we were given the chance to sing it one last time. The BBC has succeeded in making an emotional announcement for the people of this world who love The Queen

I strongly suspect that HM Queen Elizabeth II actually knew her time was coming to an end, and of course she had never really made a secret of her love for Scotland and in particular Balmoral and I think that she chose where she wanted to die. RIP HM Queen Elizabeth II.

I'm not a royalist.. I'm not even British... But even so, the news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II hit me hard. Being an Australian, the Queen was still a big part of our history being a Commonwealth nation. It's still hard to believe that she's gone.

For me the Siddiqui family made one of the best contributions when they referred to the Queen's 'We will meet again' speech during the Covid pandemic

I know exactly how the royal family feels right now. Because at the end of the day, the Queen was a mother, a grandmother and a great-grandmother. And just two days before the Queen died, my grandmother passed away. She, too was a mother, a grandmother and a great-grandmother. My heart goes out to them as my heart is broken too

Watching this 6 months after her passing and it still hits hard. She was so well loved.

I’m not a Royalist at all. But I cried my heart out when she died… she’s all I’ve ever known and although I knew one day she would pass, I never actually expected it to happen. Rest in peace Ma’am ❤

I ,as a Dutch guy of 63 years young, followed the live feed from the BCC that day, and when the news came of her death I do admit I cryed. Even if she was not my queen I had always the utmost respect for her and the way she fulfilled her service to the people of her country and other realms.

The lesson from her passing for me is that I cannot take anything for granted. I thought I would be able to enjoy several more warm and thoughtful Christmas messages of hers. For me, having lived in Fiji, she was more familiar to me as the Queen of Fiji. May she rest in peace and the God save the King.

"She never got a family life or anything 'cos then she became Queen....she was too busy looking after us"..... 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

What really underlined it for me was definitely the Palace statement mentioning "The King". That felt so final. King Charles III, having to step up to the plate and take on the responsibilities of the throne all while grieving the death of his dear mother. It sounds like an awful lot happening at once. But there are reminders of the Queen everywhere still. Banknotes, stamps, consumer items which mention "By appointment to Her Majesty the Queen", Royal Mail vans and military insignia still saying EIIR because it's an undertaking to update it.

Even as an American I cried too. It’s still shocking that she’s actually gone. Her grandchildren standing guard at her coffin got me. But when I saw her hands in the last picture I had a feeling she would pass soon. But when I look at Charlotte I see a young Elizabeth.

She’s reunited with her “Strength & Stay” Rest In Peace Your Majesty🥹😭❤️.

Still getting upset thinking this Christmas day speech wont be by our Majesty

The speech during covid from our late gracious Queen Elizabeth was just what the nation needed R I P loyal HRH Queen Elizabeth and thank you for your life time of service 🌸

I'm not even from the UK but the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II brought genuine tears to my eyes. She may not have been perfect but she was a good Queen.

As an Aussie brit (mum and nan came over in the late 60's as 10 pound poms) me and my mum were heartbroken and stayed up till all hours watching every bit of coverage there was. Her passing felt like I lost a grandma of my own. May she rest in peace with her husband again and I am sure the King will have a great reign.

I too, here in Australia shed a tear, May she now be resting peacefully with her ‘rock’ Prince Phillip

Even now, tears fell while watching this video. I don't have a TV so I'd no idea of people's reactions. The Queen was UNIQUE. There will never be another like her.

15 countries have lost their Queen. Even months later, it still doesn’t entirely feel real. God save The King.

3 weeks on it still gives me goosebumps

I’m not particularly a royalist but people love her for how seriously she took her role. She earned that title of queen.

English born, Australian raised, and I have spent hours crying at the whole 2 weeks of ceremonies. We shall never see another like her. Thank you for your life of service.

My Nan who is now 85 was in shock she remembers King George’s funeral it feels so broken it’s barely been a year since Prince Phillips passing I’m glad she passed away peacefully

I don't think a video like this will ever not bring a tear to my eye. I can't believe I still get emotional about it now. I don't think there will ever be another monarch like Queen Elizabeth II in my lifetime. She was an incredible woman

Respect from the states. RIP Your Majesty.

I had a tear in my eye watching the original broadcast, but this made me cry more seeing other people cry and know that she meant as much to them as she did to me. God Save The King.

As an American, I cried when I heard the the Queen had died.

She was the ultimate feminist. Feminine but strong. No man could compare.

As a Canadian, HRM Elizabeth II was our Head of State and our Queen. She Served the Commonwealth with grace, dignity and she kept her promise to serve til her last breath.

‘We will never see her like again.’ I feel so lucky to have lived to see witnessed her celebration of 70 years reigning on the throne. Watching so many people cry and come together to mourn her, and watching the tributes for her funeral made me so proud to be British.

Very few things in life move so many people to the same powerful emotions. What a moment of history to witness, and to think we’d all accepted she’d live forever.

I will never forget September 8, 2022 😢💔 I am not british nor a royalist. But shes the only Queen I knew all my life. I almost got her name when I was born as what my mother has disclosed to me.

I’ve was born in the early 50s and grow up with the Queen, here in Australia she was part of our country’s history (even though some would not choose to recognise that fact) but I honestly thought she would outgrow me. She did her duty with honour, dignity and faith. RIP Queen of Hearts❤️❤️❤️

Still can’t believe she’s gone, i knew at some point she was going to go in the future but just a sudden shocked that she died last Thursday afternoon god bless rest her soul and May age happily be with her husband Prince Philip again 😢❤️ xxx

My heart goes out to the people of the U.K. Most of its citizens don't remember a United Kingdom without Elizabeth, either as Queen or as future Queen. I can't imagine the psychological jolt this is to all of you. But as an American I'd like to make a suggestion. Once the coronation of King Charles takes place and you settle into the new reign there will be a tendency in years to come for you to believe/claim that "England died with Elizabeth II," especially during rough times. Don't go down that road psychologically. It will lead to fatalism. England can survive if its people want it to survive and do what it takes to make the nation strong. The nation existed before Elizabeth was born, it can survive after she's gone. I honor her memory and respect her service to her people, but she was a symbol. She was not the sum total of British life. Long live the memory of Queen Elizabeth II. God save the King. And may God bless the people of the United Kingdom.

“Where were you when you heard the news?” I’d just gotten home from work and was watching the news as the announcement was made. I was alone in the house. Really could’ve done with a hug tbh.

I was working away from home when the news broke. I went back to my hotel room made a cup of Yorkshire Tea put the news on and broke down. My grandparents loved the Queen and that love passed down to me. I am honoured to be able to say she’s the best Boss I’ll ever have.

I feel I took the queen for granted as she was just always queen in my lifetime…it’s only now looking back I see how much she dedicated her life to serve her country

Im not even British and surprisingly I cried. It felt like the world had changed at that moment, the world lost something that it will never see again.

Much respect.Loved by millions.

I'm from America and I still cry watching this.

I didn't mourn for her passing I CELEBRATED her LIFE and the impact she had. I honestly didn't know how I would react she has been my only monarch. I knew how I reacted to Diana's death I was devastated I sobbed. I even caught the train to London so I could go lay flowers I grew into womanhood with her and just loved her it was that simple. Yet when the news broke I silently cried and my first thought was she's gone to be with Phillip. So no the end of an era and the start if a new one but he has big shoes to fill and I don't think he has it. William and Catherine on the other hand now we're talking there is nothing about them I dislike.

The image of the late Queen Elizabeth II looking frail while waiting to meet Liz Truss at Balmoral Castle reminded me of how my Nana looked before she passed away in 2018 and I can remember crying 😭my heart ❤️ out when I heard she had gone. RIP Mama and thank you for always being there for all of us in your incredible 70 years as our Monarch and long live King 👑 Charles III

I'm not any monarchist or anything of the sort, rather I'm an aussie, yet I still can't help but tear up a bit even now six months after.

She has courage and her reign along with her decades. RIP

I can tell you, her passing had a profound effect in non-British regions of the world as well. I look after folks with cognitive differences who are unable to live on their own here in Norway. When they heard the news, it was all some of them wanted to talk about. I had to go away and have a private little cry (I'm from New Zealand, so my heart strings were really pulled), so when I got back to work, we tried to look for information and news in Norwegian so they could follow what was going on. She had an impact on the world and Norwegians remember the support given to their royal family in Britain during WW2. I don't think it will ever be the same.

I'm an American but she was my Queen as well rest in peace Your Majesty.

So upset here in Australia May she rip now with her husband Condolences to the RF and the British people

I remember where i was i was at home glued to the telly, when the news came she passed away everything fell silent in my street and someone came out and played God Save the Queen on the trumpet. A true modern legend had passed

A lot of countries have Kings & Queens but if you were to say “the Queen”,everyone in the world knew you meant Our Queen,she was the boss & I miss her

I always admired Queen Elizabeth, she seemed like a kind and loving woman who cared about her country, May she rest in piece 🙏

I lost my wife on 1st September to a brain tumour and the HMQ passed away on 8th. A strange highly emotional time.

Our Queen devoted her life to serve us. She declared that 70 years ago when she was 25. What a age to have that put on her. Not only to serve us but the Commonwealth. At her tender age of 25 she did us proud. Our Queen had suffered . A daughter, a sister, a mother, a grandmother. a great grandmother, a wife. Our Queen wanted to complete her journey. Having a meeting with Boris Johnson leaving Prime Minister and meeting the new Prime Minister. Now her devotion to us was done and our Queen laid her head and Philip put his arms around our Queen,. Hope you have that marmalade sandwich Lilibeth.

Here in Ottawa, Canada, the news of Queen Elizabeth II's passing came at 1:30PM local time. I had my TV tuned all morning to BBC World News, as it seemed that something drastic was going to happen. Still, I was really shocked to see the news of Her Majesty's death. The end of an era.

I didn’t think I’d be too upset. I obviously was sad cuz she’s the Queen but we didn’t personally know her and I don’t think about her daily but if I take a quiet moment, I feel sad. For as long as I live I’ll never truly see the kings to come, as THE king. It’ll always be the Queen. A few weeks ago I saw a flag down somewhere and said ‘The queen’s not home’ then I friend reminded me. She was so sweet even though we didn’t know her. She’ll always be in our hearts.

This was such a sad day. I’ll always remember it. I was at my friends, watching a comedy film laughing our heads off. All of a sudden it cut off, and switch to BBC News. Within the space of a minute, we went from having a great time, to crying our eyes out 😢

People below the age of 65 will not remember another monarch. She was a sold and consistent part of our lives. Strong, measured and loved

Much respect from Ireland.

The Queen's death was a tremendous shock and upset, even to me and I'm a supporter of an independent Scottish republic. That shows how much of a presence she was.

I was so sad when I heard the Queen had passed. I’m American but she was my queen 🤴. God save the King!

We will never see another monarch like her. Never. I am 54 years old and I have lived to see the longest serving ever queen, a new millennium etc. I think she kept the family going and I can’t see the love for Charles that we had for her. People still don’t forget Diana. RIP Our Queen and thank you. XX

She had such a heart of gold she was a lovely lady may she rest in peace

My Dad died 2 weeks before The Queen, and her passing made a difficult time for me even more difficult.

Our beautiful Queen will be sadly missed by her family and all of the nation, me and my family were in Scotland at the time of the queen's death 😢😢😢 you've been reunited with the love of your life Prince Philip 🤴🏽 rest in piece 💜 Our Queen 👸🏼 😢

It brings a tear to my eye that in my lifetime I have sung "God Save the Queen." for the last time.

Gogglebox isn’t even filmed as they are watching tv live it’s filmed on weekends and they are shown brief clips to react to so really weird to see them all acting like they just found out in real-time 🙄

Watching this in March 23 and it still makes me cry!! .... keep forgetting we have a King now!! ❤️🇬🇧❤️

Here in Melbourne Australia I found out in the morning for work, saw it reported. Such a massive loss when it happened. Felt like she’d always be there forever. The money, hearing about her occasionally. I’m hoping Charles is doing well right now being king for a few months now.

no guests allowed at her husbands funeral..whilst tory govt gettin pissed!!!!

RIP your majesty, you’re still and always will be missed. A women of class and duty. Something very rare in todays world

I'm a 6'1 and 250lbs foreign man living in England and Queen Elizabeth dying made me cry

I knew when I started watching the video Jenny would be the one that would break down the most she cries at literally the slightest thing

As Marcus said 'she was still a mum, grandmother and great grandmother". that is where I immediately went. Also there are 4 kids out there that lost Mum and Dad in under 1 year, 5 months. Under 17 months. That would be hard.

I’m not even British and this is making me cry so much!

Actually 'Nutty' we do have a role model. H.M. King Charles III is pretty damned good at the job. Prince's Trust has helped THOUSANDS get into their dream careers and continued to support youngsters to get on a path of hope. He knows of the shoes he needs to fill and to be honest, has been doing so for decades. This bears no difference for CENTURIES. Charles IS a good man.

I was one of her soldiers and i still shed the odd tear.

This really hurt, she was an amazing person and a wonderful Queen.

It’s emotional just watching their reactions .

Not only the queen died exactly a year after her husband prince Philip who was 99 when he died but she also died 20 years after her mother which is queens mum and her sister Margaret and 70 years after her father King George VI

I thought she would live to at least 100. Philip lived longer than the Queen, 99 years just short of his 100th birthday.

Who else thought the queen was immortal ???

Gosh, over 2 months later I'm crying at this!

Balmoral wasn't just her favourite castle. Scotland was her favourite place in the entire world. She chose to die here. Rest in paradise, ma'am. 'Thank you for everything'.

The Queen looked so beautiful at her coronation. Loved the photo @ 4.18 She served so dutifully for 70 years

When the couple's reach for their hands in support, oh,,,,that gets me. From TX

We lost our role model in the United States when President Kennedy was murdered. The Queen then became very important to us as a source of stability. Her visits to us in Virginia were very much appreciated. She comforted us after 911. Her Covid speech was the best by far of any world leader. She is truly irreplaceable.

I was in 4th period, french actually and someone screamed “THE QUEENS DEAD” but nobody really believed them because nothing really popped up when we looked it up but then it started appearing online after a few minutes and we didnt finish anything work wise, i do know it was one hell of an ending of a long a day.

" that just doesn't even sound right..." yup...took me a while to get used to King Charles III . Still not use to it, to be honest.

she was also the queen of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and other commonwealth realms i Also Felt her Loss along with all of Australia and the pacific Including Remembering the many visits to Brisbane Where i live in 1954,1977,1982,1988 and in 2011 after the floods

I’m American and was sad to hear about the Queen dying 😢

Bloody hell…watching this April 2024…makes me cry. Still can’t believe she’s no more. And I’m not a royalist.

I'm very honoured to be born during her reign... Thank you ma'am for 70 year's of service and duty for life that you promise.... The Queen is death Long Live The King

She's finally with her husband rip