Monday, January 16, 2023

King Constantine II's funeral

 



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 The funeral of HM King Constantine II of the Hellenes was held earlier today at the Metropolitan Cathedral in Athens followed by a private burial in the family cemetery at Tatoi.


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 This caption is hilarious. Crown Prince Pavlos is not greeting Zara Tindall, but Lady Gabriella Kingston, the daughter of Prince Michael of Kent

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 and this is Princess Margaretha, not Princess Marie Astrid 
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 The Princess Royal was the official representative at the funeral. The Lady Gabriella Kingston represented the Prince of Wales.

3 comments:

Bill said...

Poor Princess Irene always looks so unwell. I think it is nice her sister has always kept her close by.

Monkmkd said...

Do you have information is the Tatoi royal cemetery private property of the Greek Royal Family? or it is state owned as the King received compensation. Thanks

Marlene Eilers Koenig said...

The cemetery is privately owned but the estate was taken by the Greek government in 1994. The King sued and was awarded $12 million in compensation - 1% of the value.