Killing Eve star spotted attending Queen’s funeral
KILLING Eve star Sandra Oh has been spotted attending the Queen’s funeral.
The funeral is taking place today, and Killing Eve fans were surprised to see her in attendance.
The 51-year-old star was seen entering Westminster Abbey where the funeral was taking place, alongside recipients of the country’s national honours.
Sandra was invited along as a member of the Order of Canada, and swimmer Mark Tewksbury and musician Gregory Charles attended too.
The star got the honour back in June for her “artistic career filled with memorable stage, television and film roles in Canada and abroad.”
There were other famous names in attendance at the funeral too, including actress Sophie Winkleman and adventurer Bear Grylls.
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The Canadian delegations, including Sandra, were led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau.
Canada has announced that they will have a day of national mourning today, in order to honour the Queen.
2,000 guests attended the funeral, including other Royal family members, presidents, prime ministers and celebrities from across the world.
A string of celebrities have paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II during her funeral as they watched the emotional service at home.
The likes of Molly-Mae Hague, Chloe Sims and Yazmin Oukhellou took to social media to honour the late monarch, who passed away on 8 September 2022.
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Molly-Mae Hague, who is currently in Switzerland on holiday with boyfriend Tommy Fury, took time out of her day to watch the funeral.
Sharing a picture of her TV screen and the Queen's coffin on display, Molly wrote: "Rest in peace Her Majesty The Queen," and a black love heart emoji.
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Reality queen Chloe Sims also watched on from her living room.
Sharing a video of the monarch being carried into Westminster Abbey, she added a white love heart and dove emoji.
Towie's Yazmin Oukhellou posted something very similar to her Instagram story.
Towie favourite Amber Turner posted a picture of her TV screen inside her home she shares with Dan Edgar.
She put a white dove, red love heart and an angel emoticon.
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Queen Elizabeth's casket will now be lowered into St George's Chapel's Royal vault at the end of a poignant committal service in Windsor.
The service started at 11am and lasted for an hour.
