In a solemn display of mourning, Meghan Markle and Sophie Wessex found themselves together behind the Queen’s coffin.

Both women joined in somber reflection as their respective cars followed the royal procession.

Behind them were their husbands, Prince Harry and Prince Edward, who marched alongside the Queen’s coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall.

Observers noted that Sophie appeared to be grieving, while not showing much concern for Meghan.

There seemed to be no interaction between the two women.

Meghan’s facial expression indicated that she was fully aware of Sophie’s thoughts regarding her behavior.

It was evident that nobody spoke to Meghan throughout the procession, which explained her saddened expression.

This experience would later serve as evidence of her unhappiness, as she would say, “You can see how sad I am.

All I wanted was a friendly hello, some reassurance.

But the racists made me feel invisible.”

Furthermore, Meghan disclosed that during their departure, Harry held her hand tightly, causing his knuckles to turn white from the pressure.

She credited her husband for giving her the strength to attend the event.

The reason for Meghan’s absence in the same car as her sister-in-law on Wednesday was due to royal protocol.

As the Princess of Wales and married to Prince William, who is next in line to the throne after King Charles III, Catherine had to travel with Queen Consort Camilla.

Meghan, on the other hand, had to take a separate vehicle.

Sophie, dressed entirely in black, appeared deep in thought during the procession.

As Prince Edward’s wife, she has been by his side since the announcement of his mother’s passing last Thursday in Balmoral.

Sophie had a close relationship with her mother-in-law and was regarded as the monarch’s favorite family member after marrying Prince Edward.

Following the Duke of Edinburgh’s death, Sophie became a pillar of support for the Queen.

Comparisons have been drawn between Sophie and Meghan, as both experienced significant transitions upon joining the royal family.

Sophie, who grew up in a middle-class family and had a PR firm before marrying into the royal family, has been praised for her ability to adapt.

In a rare interview with the Sunday Times, she discussed her own experiences and compared them to Meghan’s.

She emphasized that she had five years to adjust to royal life, even staying at Buckingham Palace during their six-month engagement.

However, she acknowledged that one cannot predict how things will unfold.

Referring to the Sussexes’ departure from the royal firm, Sophie expressed her hope for their happiness.

She also highlighted the royal family’s efforts to assist new members in adapting to royal life, emphasizing that they all strive to offer support.

In March, the Sussexes’ tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey caused shockwaves worldwide, as they made several damning allegations against the monarchy.

Some individuals within royal circles were offended by the fact that Buckingham Palace was not given the opportunity to respond before the interview aired.

However, during an interview with the Telegraph’s royal editor Camilla Tomini, Prince Edward and the Countess of Wessex lightheartedly addressed the situation.

When asked about the Oprah interview, Edward joked, “Oprah who?”

Sophie followed up by saying, “Yes, what interview?”

The Countess was later asked about an anecdote involving the Archbishop of Canterbury not knowing who Oprah was at the Sussex wedding.

She responded by stating that if someone is not interested in chat shows, there is no reason for them to know who Oprah is, particularly in this country.

In conclusion, Meghan Markle and Sophie Wessex found themselves united in grief as they followed the Queen’s coffin in separate cars.

Their expressions and actions during the procession provided insight into their emotions and experiences within the royal family.