ROYALS IN MOURNING. Tragic moment for Prince & Princess

A little more than a day after their son-in-law died, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent put on a brave face and went to a memorial.Around 6 p.m. on Sunday, somebody found the body of Thomas Kingston at a house in Gloucestershire. He was married to their daughter Lady Gabriella Windsor.

This morning, more than a day after Lady Gabriella, 45, was found, her parents went to a Thanksgiving service in honor of Greece’s late King Constantine.Sheikh Anne-Marie, who used to be Queen of Greece, and His Royal Highness Crown Prince Pavlos were at Windsor Castle with other members of the Greek Royal Family.

The wedding took place at St. George’s Chapel, the same place where Thomas and Lady Gabriella got married in 2019.

The King and Prince William were also supposed to go, but they both had to cancel.

There will be an inquest to find out what killed Thomas, but there are no suspicious circumstances and no one else involved.

A statement from his wife and family said, “It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Thomas Kingston, our beloved husband, son, and brother.”

“Tom was a wonderful person who made everyone around him proud.”

Each member of his family was shocked by his death, and we ask that you give us space while we grieve.

There was also praise from King Charles and Queen Camilla.

“The King and Queen have been told of Thomas’s death and join Prince and Princess Michael of Kent and everyone who knew him in their grief over the loss of a much-loved family member,” they said.

“In particular, Their Majesties send their most heartfelt thoughts and prayers to Gabriella and to all the Kingston family.”

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