It’s so weird knowing she’s no longer with us. She’s always just been there. Through mine, my parents and grandparents lives.

Whenever James takes the time to be serious he always speaks so sincerely and with such heartfelt words that he finds the perfect way to express what others feel. A fine fine tribute.

We’re the last generation in probably the next 100 years to say we’ve sang a Good Save the Queen. It just hits different.

As a German friend once told me, "there are many queens around the World, but only one 'The Queen'.

I still can't believe she died, like she was immortal to me. That women saw and went through so many things. She is and will be remembered as a legend. My sincere condolences to the Brits and the Royals, she was very loved and incredibly respected by all. Rest in Peace, our Queen.

What a touching speech, it’s true, she was the only queen that all of us have known. This day will go down in history.

We lost a generation on her passing. And I'm Australian.

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I actually svore allegiance to her, when i became a canadian citizen...

Living a life of honor. Except for when it’s time to talk about Epstein. Honor is out the window then.

As an American, I’ve lived through 12 US presidents, 9 Ga state governors, countless other US politicians, 8 USSR/Russian presidents, countless other world leaders, the fall of the Soviet Union and the Berlin Wall, constant wars in the Middle East, computerization and digitization of the world, NASA, the International Space Station, 9/11, a worldwide pandemic, etc, etc, etc. etc.

She was a symbol of hope and stability. Growing up I always heard about the Queen of England, Elizabeth II and all the amazing things she's done and what she's witnessed throughout our crazy world. At the end of the day, as long as I knew she was still there, despite what was going on, we would be ok, now she is not, I didn't know her personally nor have I met her but it saddens me that she's no longer with us. Love and condolences from the Navajo Nation from the 4 Corners of the USA. ✌️👀

I wonder if she ever realized how loved and admired she was. What a standard she was for the world.

I was driving my coach out of London just after the news broke, announced to the passengers of her passing and the coach was silent for the entire trip, a very sad day and although she didn't even know i existed her passing felt like a very personal loss to me. In my 24 years alive she was my one and only Queen.

A very touching tribute to Her Majesty. I was born in 1963 in Canada, a citizen of the Commonwealth. HER majesty was entering her 11th year of rule and for most of my life she was my only queen. I still considered Elizabeth as "my queen" even after my family moved to the U.S.A. in 1971 and became a citizen in 1976. I still miss her. Even as Charles III will be formally crowned on May 6th 2023....

I still can not believe the Queen is really gone. I am from the United States and her death is heartbreaking. I have watch the Royal family since I was a child. She was just the one constant in this world. There will never be another like her. Rest in peace Queen Elizabeth II.

Well said James, she simply was our constant that we naively thought would never disappear, what ever happened in the world or changed she was there and was our rock. RIP our queen 🇬🇧

II'm not British, I'm not even American, but her death devastated me. When I was a little girl, her smiling portrait hung on the wall in an English classroom at a small Russian school. Our teacher told us how great she is. And since then, Her Majesty has inspired me. Her life story gave me strength when I fell due to the loss of moral strength. Her sense of humor made me smile when I didn't feel like smiling. She was even one of the reasons why i learned English. Her death is great loss not only english speaking society, but to all people who was born all arond the world while her reign.

Still crying for her after 7 months. She has been part of my life all the way

As an American I always sought great comfort in her addresses...special her holiday messages I looked forward to them every year. THANK YOU YOUR MAJESTY