It was a moment that was bound to happen sooner or later, but when it arrived, everyone was shocked. Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96 at her residence in Balmoral after her doctors issued a statement clearly warning of her state of health. His death was quick, because on the same day it became known that he had died..

In fact, even her grandchildren and some children were unable to be near her at the time of her death, as only the current King Carlos III and his wife, Queen Camilla, and his sister Ana were able to be near her to say goodbye to her. her forever.. Now begins a series of historical events led by a new king. and his queen consort, who will give great moments that will be remembered by everyone.

Queen Elizabeth at an event at Holyroodhouse during her stay in Edinburgh.

There are still a few days left before the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, since until that day an ideally measured plan has been agreed, but people are already starting to talk about it and about the people who will attend it. Obviously, it will be a big state funeral. which will be attended by various royal houses, and in the case of Spain, many people asked themselves the same question: will King Juan Carlos I attend the funeral?

Carlos Herrera knows the answer

King Juan Carlos, who has settled in Abu Dhabi, rules out participation in the funeral of Queen Elizabeth. This was announced by his close friend Carlos Herrera in his COPE program. Apparently, the honorary king believes that it is Felipe VI who should play a major role in representing Spain in said act.so your presence is not expected.

King Juan Carlos with Carlos Herrera in Abu Dhabi in January 2022.

It must be remembered that the Windsors are associated with the Spanish monarchy by Queen Victoria, who was the longest-serving queen until she was surpassed by Queen Elizabeth. Both the recently deceased monarch and the Duke of Edinburgh, King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia are great-great-grandchildren in different branches of Queen Victoria.grandmother, in turn, Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, who became queen after her marriage to Alfonso XIII, and later became the godmother of the current King Felipe VI.