American Couple Reacts: King Charles lll First Address to the UK as Sovereign

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

God Save The King! Our Love for you all is a constant, please know that will not change. Thanks for watching everyone.

[@mikecross5170]

Thanks ladies for this respectful response to the speech.

[@jeremysmith54565]

Queen consort really means or just consort, is their companion though is still steeped in tradition where the male genders still seen as superior there's never therefore a King Consort (instead of Regina as in EIIR, which is the Latin word for Queen will be Rex being for King now something like CIIIR). Though was about in 2013 I think it was anyone born into the family (or aristocracy for that matter) after 2012 regardless of gender shall have an equal right to succeed/ascend/inherit. Will be now Charles Rex instead of seeing the EIIR crests when it was Elizabeth Regina.

[@aycee2724]

I did what you said, I checked out your other videos too and you are both so respectful and lovely, subscribed!

[@SJ-GodofGnomes21]

We went and laid a floral tribute as a family at the Sandringham Estate today (where the Queen stayed nearly every Christmas) the whole thing was surreal. Such a large crowd, but very little noise, people talking to each other, to Police, to volunteers..... strangers brought together in quiet respectful shared mourning.... truly a once in a life time experience. God rest the Queen's soul. I will say this nobody does pomp, pageantry, planning and organisation better than us Brits... Hats off to all the staff and volunteers of The Sandringham Estate.

[@robertmurray8763]

Thanks ladies. All 15 Countries that H.M. King Charles lll will be Monarch and Head of State. Australia 🇦🇺 Britain 🇬🇧 Canada 🇨🇦 New Zealand 🇳🇿 Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 and more. GOD SAVE THE KING.

[@alisonanthony1228]

I'm not a monarchist and never have been, but the loss of the Queen has hit me in a way I never thought it would. She's always just been there in the background of all our lives, a living link to over a thousand years of our history. Her face and cipher has surrounded us, on our money, postage stamps, policemens' helmets - everywhere you look in the UK you'll see reminders of her - and it's going to be very strange to see all those small, everyday things gradually change to a new face, a new cipher, a new chapter in our history. Whatever your thoughts on the monarchy, she was, in every sense, a very great Lady who served the nation as best she could for over 70 years.

[@DANTE83100]

Absolutely agree, I'm the furthest thing from a royalist. But, it just feels weird knowing she's gone. She was just always there. Even if it was just an image. It almost feels like losing a family member.

[@robertmurray8763]

I've seen many people that would like Australia 🇦🇺 too become a Republic and ditch H.M. King Charles lll but on H.M. Queen Elizabeth ll death get very emotional and choke up on the Queens death. With tears in their eyes admit the 🌎 World has lost the Worlds most admired leader. God Save The King..

[@blotski]

Same here. I'm 65 and a bit of a leftie but the queen has been there all my life. She was queen on my first day at infants' school and still queen the day I retired from work. I feel genuinely bereaved.

[@Aliciae411]

Exactly how I feel. She was such a constant and stable figure in most of our lives for the entirety of our lives. Will be very strange without her.

[@DnT-pc3mz]

I feel the same far from a royalist but this loss of the queen has hit me too. Agree she has always been there in the background and some reminder of her in places such a sad time

[@markboots6518]

I'm a long way from home here in Missouri. I am bereft and lost, my beautiful Queen is gone and I have a huge hole in my chest. I will never forget her proud to have served her. Long live the King.

[@taramichelle2972]

As an American born girl now living In the UK as I’m a dual citizen your heartfelt comments mean so much to the people of the UK. Natasha and Debbie thank you so much, much love to you both and I proudly say God save the king.

[@ryancasey7906]

i agree

[@chrisgartland143]

The genuine sincerity that you've both shown is exactly how the majority of us felt watching that. You've both done us so proud with this reaction.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you. We only mean to show our humanity as Americans. We truly do love and deeply respect our allies. ❤️❤️

[@liamblack2574]

And we will always have respect for America…. Our best friend and greatest ally

[@YorkshiremanReacts26]

@@liamblack2574 “it’s dangerous for a country to be Americas enemy, but to be an ally of America is fatal.”

[@raymondpalmer4370]

Respect is earned, and you guys have earned bucket loads. Thank you from the U.K. XX

[@hjj2006]

I grew up near Balmoral Castle and have met Charles, then Prince, a few times out walking. He's such a nice man and I hope people give him a chance. Thank you for this lovely commentary. Our queen will be greatly missed and I'm personally heartbroken, but I think and hope we're in good hands with King Charles, then the new Prince of Wales. God save The King!

[@wales123100]

I would love to go to Balmoral one day it looks amazing

[@michaelmontagu3979]

He will be an excellent Sovereign. Apart from his own fine qualities, you only have to look at who taught him to be king.

[@susanbusby5779]

You've bought me to tears . Its wonderful that as Americans you held our Queen in such high esteem . Thank you for that . I think Charles will be a good king. Peace to you both.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

❤️❤️

[@paulbarnett227]

I must admit I was a bit unsure of Charles becoming King but he has got off to a great start. I do think he's going to nail it. When he went to Buckingham Palace for the first time as King he had the car stop just outside the gate and he and Camilla got out. The King went along the assembled crowd and shook the hand of what looked like EVERY SINGLE PERSON in the first 2 rows and thanked them for being there. Long Live The King!

[@thetruthhurts7675]

@@paulbarnett227 What unsure exactly why? I met him for some few months of his time at Portland naval base, and there are many stories of his time there. He was a great binding person at the base, he was funny, and loved pranks on everyone including himself. He will be a great king, he is as humble as his mother was, and there is a story of a crash in Weymouth in which he was the victim so to speak, but his humour shone through even this event, and apparently the dawning look of shock on the woman driver's face was apparently something to watch, at no time in the events did he say who he was, use his royal status as an advantage, and just let it play out naturally.

[@paulbarnett227]

@@thetruthhurts7675 Never had the chance to meet him so far. What I was trying to say was that he has won me over in the past few days. He’ll do a stellar job I’m sure.

[@vickieterry888]

Yes ma'am Susan, there are a lot of us that do care about the Queen here in the USA. I was very moved by King Charles speach he gave.

[@markawalsh90]

As a proud brit, his majesty absolutely nailed it, it was perfect in balance and tone. His mother's death moved me to tears and Charles's speech made me cry again. I feel that the monarchy is in safe hands. Queen consort is basically his partner and chief supporter, when Charles passes on, the crown will immediately go to William, Camilla cannot hold the crown by herself.

[@patriciaplayford7421]

Katherine , The Princess Katherine , will be the Queen , a Queen can not make a King , But a Kings wife will become a queen ,I believe ,and Kings Wife Has become The

[@brianferris8668]

Brit. Majesty. Consort.

[@ScottyBugler2005]

@@ballockybill2277 how do any of us even know whether Charles even knew what Saville really was ? You’re making assumptions and that could land you in hot water if the proof isn’t there. It’s classed as defamation of character if he didn’t know. That’s something we’ll never get to know. But in the long run it’s best not to jump to conclusions. Lots of people at the BBC knew it but never said anything. It’s very easy to paint yourself to look like a saint like Saville did and get away with what he got away with for all those years unfortunately. Sad that he managed to go to his grave with his dirty little secret, rather than being caught and imprisoned.

[@ScottyBugler2005]

@@ballockybill2277 okay, but let’s not jump to conclusions anyway. Just because of the whole thing with Andrew..... we can’t just assume that they’re all that way inclined. Nothing has been proven in any case. There’s been celebrities that were accused during operation Yew Tree and those few that were innocent, have still had their lives irreparably damaged by the accusations. Saville got away with it because he gave himself that aura of invincibility. The fact that he was given the opportunity to get to vulnerable Broadmoor and hospital patients is scary. All those girls and I’m sure boys too from his days on Top Of The Pops and Jim’ll Fix It who he likely fondled will be mentally scarred for life. If only people had listened to Johnny Rotten and not covered for Saville. Saville will be burning in hell for all eternity with any luck.

[@davba2]

@@patriciaplayford7421 No, she will be Queen Consort too. Only those who have blood lineage can hold the title of King or Queen. Those who married into the family can't.

[@kevdenn]

Thank you for your heartfelt comments. I'm a Brit living in the USA and this is the first time that I have heard his speech. This had this 65 year old guy teary eyed. Once again, thank you both.

[@dougrumsey4288]

Let's not forget 9/11,Her majesty requested that the band played the Star Spangled banner,the next day outside Buckingham palace at the changing of the guard.This was the source of some comfort for the many Americans visiting London whose country was attacked the day before.The Queen had the knack of doing the right thing at the right time.God Bless you both.

[@adrianpollard2763]

This is a wonderful video. Here in the UK we have lost the greatest monarch we have ever had. The kind thoughts and support from across the world are amazing. A big thank you to all the American people for the great respect shown to the UK at this time. Charles will undoubtedly be a great monarch too, after waiting for so long to become King. Many thanks.

[@TheCornishCockney]

I’m 68 and was born 2 years after Elizabeth was crowned Queen. She’s always been there and I was surprised at how emotional I got when hearing of her death. I’m guessing the vast majority of British people and the Commonwealth nations felt the same. God Save The King. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@philmordecai]

Of the various tributes, one of the most impactful statements for me came from French president Macron. "To you, she was your queen. To the rest of us, she was 'the' queen". Wherever you went in the world people knew who "the queen" was.

[@laxjs]

Macron is a really cool and respectable guy

[@labratamber]

So true

[@DavidTaylor-yl3yw]

As far as I can tell, the only Queen left now is Margrethe of Denmark. I'm sure that her people love and cherish her, but I'm not sure that most of the world would know who she is.

[@ALMUK22]

I so agree with you. Those words truly touched my heart. Beautiful words.

[@jeanninehochet]

I agree. President Macron summed it up with his comment.

[@rossmanv6]

As a big 6ft3 stiff upper lip Englishman I’m not ashamed to say that I shed tears when I watched His Majesty’s speech and do every time I’ve seen it since. You can really see the sadness in his face and in his eyes in particular, how he managed to keep it together I’ll never know. RIP Queen Elizabeth II and god save the King 👑 Great reaction as always ladies ❤️

[@monza1002000]

Makes two of us mate!

[@mickyboy7586]

Beautiful comment sir

[@robertlangley1664]

I am 6ft and the tears were flowing and not ashamed to say

[@tonyjefferson3502]

except when he talked about his wife and sons, then his face changed, which is what got to me

[@robthornton6288]

@@monza1002000 Make that three of us.

[@amyw6808]

The best part of his speech is that he begins and ends with talking about her as a mother. He reminds us that she was first and foremost a fellow human and that they are first and foremost a family. It’s so touching. I have seen it 3 times and people keep chopping onions in that last part!

[@maureenobrien9661]

She will be deeply missed, she was such a remarkable woman. Thank you for your tribute. We Brits are devastated by her loss. But our loyalty will now be with King Charles. So grateful to live in a Kingdom which is steeped in tradition. It keeps us rooted. And Thank God for a parliamentary system where the King or Queen is the Head of State

[@stevefleming4450]

For a man I have met on 3 occasions I really see a difference in him.. he is a very approachable man, he's been through a lot and it may have taken its toll but when he talks to you he makes you smile and he does care. If you didn't know, he actually has a great sense of humor. If you watch him talking to people there are often laughs.. great man and he will do well as monarch.

[@oldfarmhorace1]

We all knew that her Majesty couldn’t live forever but I never expected the emotional blow I felt, and continue to feel, which hit so hard. She was my Queen for seven decades and the World seems emptier without her. I live in Guernsey which is the only British remnant of the Duchy of Normandy and here we toasted her as The Queen our Duke now we have a King. Long live The King.

[@goldfish2379]

It feels like losing my parents again.

[@bladeschick1]

Totally feel the same, loved her but I'm sure King Charles will do a great job. Thank you Natasha and Debbie for your love and respect ❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@peat6773]

You are right I live in Jersey and she is The Duke here as well

[@sheilamoxham1890]

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[@wendyfield7708]

I am 88, British, born at the end of George V’s reign! Queen Consort is the wife of a King, not a hereditary queen like Queen Elizabeth. Thank you for your respectful contribution, and for trying to understand our historic, and sometimes seemingly eccentric, customs!

[@karensimcock5732]

I live in the UK, and over the last few weeks I have never been more prouder to be British. The way this country has come together in grief never surprises me. RIP Queen Elizabeth. and GOD SAVE THE KING🇬🇧

[@iankinver1170]

I am 65 years old, and, at the theatre on Saturday night, I sang God save the King for the first time in my life. It did indeed feel very strange. Thank you for your reaction. You are both very gracious.

[@BigStib]

It feels so strange, doesn't it.

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Wow. I couldn’t imagine what that must’ve been like. All I know is that it must’ve been powerful for others in the theatre as well when they heard you say that for the first time. Absolutely surreal as if it just couldn’t be happening. But it really is.

[@andrewsteele4952]

As a Brit,living in Denmark, I was still very proud of HM the Queen, and following HM King Charles accession and his speech, I am very proud of him, I am sure he will be a great monarch!

[@claireaustick8898]

I wasn't a royalist so I'm shocked at the way I'm feeling. What a loss and such dignity all the royal family have shown. I think King Charles first address was wonderful i think through this I've changed my opinion and have found a new respect for what they do for our nation. Thanks Debbie and Natasha for your thoughtful tribute glad you two ladies are back god bless Queen Elizabeth and God save the King 😪😊

[@francescaderimini4422]

I lived in the UK in my twenties! My parents American and anti Royalty! I volunteered for a children’s cancer charity and that summer changed my mind about the Royal Family of UK forever! The Queen and her Royal Doctors were behind the scenes giving these children the best chance of recovery! Thank you as Americans for respecting this great Lady!❤

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

That's beautiful, thank you for sharing!!

[@padbear53]

As a Brit can I just say a Big thank you for your kind words towards our dearly departed Queen Elizabeth II and our King Charles III. I have watched your videos over the past year and I appreciate you learning what makes us Brits tick. Keep safe and God Bless from the UK.

[@myoldmate]

I'm an old English guy that has spent the last few days viewing tribute videos commenting on the passing of the Queen. Saw yours today and would like to say how beautifully you emoted your feelings. Thankyou.

[@maribelfarnsworth4565]

Dear Ladies, thank you so very much for your lovely response to a great speech for our new King, and for your warm expressions of affection for our dear departed Queen.

[@simonbullimore1807]

Hi Girls... For all my life I have only ever known Elizabeth ii as Queen. I cannot imagine how strange it will seem now she has gone; But on hearing the King's first address, I am filled with hope. It was moving, poignant yet positive and gracious. And to end with Shakespeare - that was for me one of the best speeches I have ever heard. Thank you girls for all your love and support. God save the King. x

[@performancelink]

Thanks

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

❤️❤️

[@stephenkayll5241]

As a very proud royalist, I'm very proud of King Charles III. That speech had me in tears when it was first broadcast and again after seeing this post, its so emotional, you feel his grief. Thank you for posting and I respect your views.

[@michaelwheatley7812]

You two ladies are very special in my humble opinion. You may not understand all about us, but heck you are two very special Americans. I was a soldier of the Queen for 16 years and I confess to shedding a tear when I heard that the boss had passed away. You are absolutely on the money when you said (in so many words) that the King nailed that fantasic speech. God Save The King!

[@michelletrudgill4573]

God save the king, lovely tribute to his mother. Thank you for your support girlies. Xx

[@phildoneghan284]

I wondered what a few overseas was feeling about this, King Charles III speech was heartfelt especially when talking about his Mother, I got hope from his speech that he will keep up his Mother's traditions, earlier this evening he stood by the coffin, I almost saw him shed a tear, I personally thank you for your kind thoughts, they do mean a lot, goodnight, God bless you both

[@lyndacameron7461]

Thank you Natasha and Debbie for the respect you gave to King Charles first heartfelt speech. He is his mother’s son and a very good speech maker, and is often very amusing too. 🇬🇧

[@eh-i1841]

I really love it,when people,from other countries,show respect and kindness,for the loss of our wonderful Queen.Thankyou,sincerely.God save the King.🇬🇧

[@Vickytin]

You are so classy and so respectful. This is a global loss and I admire you for all the respect you always show to the BRF. 🥲😔😔Thank you! I listen to it and I cry. I'm a Mexican and it does hurt not matter what.

[@angelaball8594]

From the uk,thank you for showing respect to our queen.

[@krismccuskey1131]

I’m British and love the States. Everyone that thinks that Americans are ignorant, need to watch this video. I found this channel, when N&D watched the funeral. They got it SO RIGHT! Brilliant. Just Brilliant. ❤

[@runyoufoolrun]

Thank you so much for your respectful and comforting words. We are really hurting over here. It’s so nice to see people from other countries respecting our late monarch. She wasn’t just a head of state to us she was our Grandmother 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 God Save The King.

[@raywesterside3179]

I am 82 and will now serve under another King, but to have had such a great Queen to rule use, I cried when I heard, and have cried again while seeing this with both of you. I would like to thank you for the respect you have shown to our Queen god bless you both.

[@johnhill8819]

I too have seen two Kings and a Queen. Thank you for your respect of our Monachy and our Countries. Love from all.

[@nicolelawless9942]

I’m 20, Woody.EXE and I have spent a week paying tribute to the Queen. I’m becoming Woody.EXE’s Queen on my 21st birthday in July this year

[@stevew3196]

The Queen's death came as no great surprise. The shock really was the speed of events. 2 days before her death she was welcoming our new Prime Minister and reportedly in good spirits. A remarkable lady. She'll be a hard act to follow!

[@paulbarnett227]

Yes - working right up until the end - just like she said she would. Simply amazing.

[@dansmodacct]

She kept her promise

[@lizjohnson6324]

Thank you guys for showing such respect for our wonderful Queen.I have never known another monarch she has been there all my life I was named after her .God save the king .xxx

[@donnalee2983]

Just subscribed to your channel. Our new King as always been known for his charity work with the Princes Trust helping young people get started in business and The military charities of which he’s patron. I have no doubt he will honour the Queens legacy of service as he has done as Prince of Wales. Thanks again for your heartfelt streams ad a proud Royalist I know we will move forward xx

[@roberthart2825]

We here in the UK, have felt the loss deeply, the Queen has always been in our lives, I remember as a kid the silver jubilee in 1977, how much fun it was, I have so much respect for her and also charles, a day after his mother died doing that speech to the nation, very moving, he will be a great king

[@bevanfletcher6563]

Thanks!

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you Bevan

[@Kari_B61ex]

Thank you. I've watched this Address a number of times, and each time it reduces me to tears. It was beautiful. A Queen Consort is the wife of the reigning monarch. The title was granted to her by Queen Elizabeth - I believe Camilla was originally going to have the title Princess Consort. The Queen Consort shares the same rank and privilege as the King, but does not share political or military powers.

[@janettesinclair6279]

Me too, a beautiful and heartfelt tribute from King Charles which has had me welling up each time I watch. God save the King!

[@karenward267]

We've always called Americans our cousins across the pond. Now as a Brit living in the US, I have experienced first hand, the admiration that Americans have for the Queen. I have always enjoyed your site and content. Never stronger than your respect shown during this strange period in time for so many of us. Thank you, Natasha and Debbie.

[@colleentownrow9675]

Thats was lovely of you both to say these lovely things, it is a sad time for us all in the UK the Queen will forever be in my heart, we now have a King to reign long may he reign God save the King from Norfolk UK

[@regamin5586]

Thank you BOTH for all your kind and understanding and sincere words at this time of grief in our nation. You were amongst the first ones I saw on KZbin (from my limited viewpoint) to offer your condolences.................. Cannot express my gratitude. I'm still tearing up at this time. God bless our late beloved Queen and God save the King

[@alabama1413]

Dear Debbie & Natasha, Thank you for mirroring the feelings of the vast majority of us in the UK. There is such a collective sense of loss that’s hard to explain. It feels to me as if a piece of our society & modern history has just disappeared, given HM’s connection with WWII, the 15 Prime Ministers & 13 Presidents of the United States she met & counselled. She was the matriarch of our nation & that of the Commonwealth & realms, a global icon, representing the values of humility & service across the world. Personally, there’s such a sense of emptiness & sadness that the Elizabethan era has now passed & I will always consider her as Elizabeth the Great. Best wishes to you both 🙏🏽

[@mickyboy7586]

Beautifully put

[@Mark13091961]

Well said Al 👍🏻

[@FallenAngel9979]

What a beautiful comment.🙏🙏

[@mrsuperger5429]

Thank you both so much for your kind words. Britain's heart is broken with the loss of our Queen. There is such a sombre and unreal atmosphere in the nation right now.

[@elizabethchapman9523]

There certainly is an air of loss and unreal atmosphere here. Yes we are a nation of broken hearts.

[@davidbennett5354]

I have seen this speech a few times now and I don't know why I put myself through it! But each time I can't help crying. I just want to go up to him and tell him "Everything will be good. we are all behind you"

[@jamiemontgomery-mansfield8894]

Thank you for your lovely video. You said "We're just two American girls saying what we think..." I really loved hearing what you said and could see how the King's speech had affected you. Thank you, American girls (!) for posting your heartfelt responses to the speech and expressing the emotion of the moment. I really appreciated your comments. The King's message made me very emotional. Those of us in the Commonwealth (particularly where Her Majesty was our Queen - New Zealand, Canada, Australia and others as well as the UK) have grown up with her. I recall going to see her motorcade in 1986 with my hand-crayoned flag with my school. And then in London on my gap year on the balcony of the palace. Memories. In the Maori language, Arohanui ki a korua mo tenei hotaka (Our love to you two for creating this video) - this has made my day!

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

❤️❤️

[@performancelink]

Thanks for posting this, us in England are feeling a tremendous sorrow for the loss of the Queen. Thank you for showing such respect and humility from across the pond x

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

The one thing I loved about our queen is that she had a cracking sense of humour this and her humility is what made her so special.

[@nightowl5395]

Thank you for your kind words, respectfulness and your interest in our late Queen. (I am definitely impressed that you knew that quotation Natasha 👍 as I had to look it up....even though I've seen Hamlet performed at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon 🤭 (it was a while ago...!)

[@ianwalker8893]

A lovely video ladies. Your passion and warmth for our country is overwhelming. It was an honour for me to have served our Queen in the British Army for over 24 years. She didn't ask for the job but took on the role with such warmth and faith. I now live in Aberdeen and she loved spending her summers in Balmoral Castle. If you get the chance watch her journey from there to Edinburgh and see the stunning country alongside the River Dee. You will know why she loved Scotland. Again thankyou. God save the King

[@sharonwyatt298]

I cried when i first saw this and I'm😢 crying again.

[@staticcentrehalf7166]

Beautifully done, Ladies. As a Brit and loyal servant of The Crown, I am very appreciative of the respect you have shown. Thank you.

[@pete9958]

As a brit, two words come to mind for your comments and Respect "THANK YOU"

[@marklivingstone3710]

Thank you ladies, your respect for a great lady is greatly appreciated.❤️‍🩹. One of my favourite quotes from the Queen, after the death of her mother, :’Grief is ultimately the price we must all pay for love’. RIP

[@davidsweeney4021]

Thank you, Natasha & Debbbie

[@ssgeek4515]

Only now do us in the UK really understand how our queen, was not just our head of state but was an example to the the rest of the world.Thank You ladies for watching this.

[@emmahowells8334]

Thank you for showing us the respect that you're showing us Brits, much appreciated. I was also happy that William & Katherine have become the prince & princess of my country of Wales.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️👑 RIP your majesty with the love of your life Philip.😢

[@Marie-Elaine]

Gosh, you both move me with your respect and dignity. I have been surprised and humbled at the outpouring from people who are not connected to the UK or the Commonwealth. I would just like to say a huge thank you. The impact is massive, everything will change from our money, to our stamps and passports. Our Queen led a good dutiful life, she was well loved and is at peace with her Prince. Queens are rare in history. I am grateful to have been born under a Queen as great as Elizabeth.

[@shirleydanby4123]

Ladies, honestly there's not one of us over here not screwing up getting Queen and King mixed up. I personally have been enjoying realising that most TV presenters over here bumbling over the exact same thing. So don't worry. We're all doing it.

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you

[@RushfanUK]

I was watching some TV yesterday and the BBC reporter came out with "The former Prince of Wales," real face palm moment.

[@RB-747]

@@RushfanUK Or the great one yesterday - Her Majesty the King and the Duchess of Cornwall

[@chrisday-SDPtv]

@@RushfanUK tbf, that may not have been a mistake, he is now the former. William is now prince of Wales

[@TheCornishCockney]

God save the King just doesn’t sound right to me. It’ll take a long while. King Charles has massive shoes to fill.

[@raythomas4812]

I could not speak at my mums funeral and that was 2 weeks after she passed. I am going to miss the Queen more that I thought. Loosing someone that you don't know nor have never met - weird . I was not sure about Charles but after this speech, I felt every word he said...respect. God save the King

[@selenea7788]

The UK here x Really touched by your video and mark of mourning respect for our majesty. Our King is being so strong and has not had the privacy to mourn the passing of his mother. Our King's proclamation, government meetings, the tour of the UK, the vigil of the Princes and many more state business he has to do must be incredibly draining. His Majesty and his family have been so brave. Thank you. God Save the King x

[@danielderozarieux8832]

I love you two both. And I cried again when I watched your reaction. Your video brings comfort in these times of loss and change. Love daniel from London

[@missdoglover1644]

From the UK 🇬🇧 thank you for your respect and compassion ❤

[@mavisformula]

You two are simply remarkeable! Thank you so much for all your coverage, interest and respect.

[@bobbell4461]

He hit exactly the right notes and has done so in all the other speeches he has made since. I am sure he will make a fine King. You showed the best of respect to our King and our country and it is a pleasure to be part of your crew.

[@dawnbisph4271]

I cry every time I see it, watching them walk behind her coffin makes me feel proud of our traditions and the pomp of Britain. The strength of his character in both that speech and the other duties he has had to fulfill is awe inspiring x

[@user-bh4rx8mf8g]

Thank you, ladies, for your respectful, dignified and empathetic response. It means an awful lot to us.

[@angelapennock2639]

You two American ladies are everything that is good about America ❤

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

You are very sweet

[@rde4017]

Thank you Debbie and Natasha, greatly appreciated here in Britain. Keep up the good work xxx

[@christophercarr3755]

This is a very difficult time for us in the UK, it's like losing a family member a grandmother. We're all feeling very numb and it's going take time for it to sink in as it does not feel real, may god watch over our Queen and god save the King😭

[@benwheeldon9055]

Thank you for the lovely video both. Teared up with you! Such a sad sad loss. An amazing woman, I don’t see us seeing someone like her ever again

[@davideastwood309]

thank you natasha and debbie for your respect xxx its a tough time for us in the uk , a very emmotional time , she wasnt just our queen but a lady , our leader, our rock and everyones grandmother it felt like. however much there was problems in the royal family , she always held her head up , with dignity and as a lady xx r.i.p our queen . and god save the king . thank you for your lovely video xx

[@jimharrison748]

Beautiful to see two more of our family again, of course you are! Thank you for your kindness and respect. It is a time of change but the good in us all will carry on.

[@TimberwolfC14]

The saddest part is that this family having lost a mother, grandmother and great grandmother were not really given the chance to grieve but were almost immediately expected to go out and meet people and listen to how the Queen's passing impacted them. But I guess that is the never-ending duty they're expected to shoulder. It's so easy to see that pain in his eyes.

[@BoingBB]

The Queen herself was only 25 years old when her father died... and he himself was unexpectedly thrust into the 'top job' when his brother abdicated. Those royals are made of stern stuff!

[@dannjp75]

Rubbish. Can’t grieve in public, can shy away for months on end to do it.

[@alpearson9158]

@@dannjp75 uninformed and uneducated and so obviously so!

[@silvergirl2847]

They’ll get over it tiny price to pay for their luxury life.normal people may not have cameras but they have ordinary people pressure .Imsure having dressers hairdressers chefs maids and all the money you can ask for is lot easier than ordainry people having to run households hold down jobs get flights if away in another country.no private jets medical care and the best of everything.it’s sad when people lose a loved one but no Idonthink they gave it harder.

[@liamblack2574]

They should have absolutely been given 48 hours to grieve in private… everything could have waited

[@sejbomb]

I think King Charles is a wonderful speaker. You can feel the genuine emotion behind his speech. He included everyone and it feels like he understands the changes that has happened but also those to come.

[@richieb7692]

Thank you so much for a touching and lovely video. That must have been such a difficult speech for him to make, especially at such an emotional time. The impact of the Queens passing will be felt for a long time, and we all will be there to support the King as he adjusts to his new life

[@mattp7828]

I had watched it when it was broadcast but I became emotional again watching you two see it. I noticed that you responded to the same parts as I did and I think that shows that we respond as humans regardless of location or history or culture to genuine human emotion. God bless you and God save the King.

[@helenfong3339]

This was the first time I heard the speech in its entirety. Many people dislike Charles. However, his speech surprised & touched many people. I'm American. I hope that the citizens of the UK/commonwealth embrace & believe in King Charles lll. May Queen Elizabeth ll RIP. God save the King!! 💯

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

❤️🇺🇸

[@bannman99]

Two fabulous ladies love the videos God bless you both 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 from Northern Ireland

[@rochford1000]

Ladies. Thank you for your kind words and compassion. We, in the UK will 'carry on'. May God bless you!

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you. God bless you too 🙏🏻

[@cazzyuk3934]

Thank you both, it's so kind of you to be so respectful & thoughtful to do this. I think that QE was the world's Queen really, she met, I believe 15 or 16 of your Presidents & definitely was selfless. Personally I think Charles will make a good King as his rough edges have been rubbed off over the years & he's mellowed a lot. Natasha - impressed you knew the Shakespeare reference, I didn't when I first heard it! We only did Macbeth & Midsummer Night's Dream at School. To sign-off on a QE quote which has come to me a lot recently is 'Grief is the price we pay for love'. Thank you again. xx

[@stopanimalcruelty298]

His speech was beautiful and made me cry , if he carry’s things over the way he says he will it will be fine. We are just going to miss our queen .when it was announced that she had passed and they played god save the Queen it was devastating.

[@nigelbrigstock19]

As a English man I watch you ladies as much as I can. I feel you must come on tour the uk. Love to meet you much respect. Nigel. 🇬🇧

[@tonyhartwell7605]

That speech, and indeed the loss of the Queen has affected most people here in the UK, many did not expect the effects of her death and the aftermath to touch them emotionally at all and speak with surprise that it has.

[@chriscaspian7332]

Thank you so much for this so kind of you.

[@richardhargrave6082]

I think everyone was moved by The King's speech, even republicans. He nailed it! People in pubs stopped talking to watch it and broke in to applause at the end. It was a celebration of The Queens life and a look forward to the future

[@AlexanderLightbody]

😮

[@joycegibbs5267]

what a wonderful pair you are. Thank you for being such lovely people. You COMPLETELY get it. She was truely majestic in every way and so humble. Still can't believe she's gone, she's always been there !!

[@johnhankinson1929]

Charles will make a fantastic King , i've just come across you two . Thank you for the respect you've shown the UK and you've got a new fan who's just subscribed , I'll be looking at your splendid content over the coming day's and have a great weekend

[@TheNatashaDebbieShow]

Thank you John and welcome! ❤️❤️

[@timothylynskey9224]

Nice to see you back you have returned at a very significant time for the people of the uk the support from you guys in the USA is much appreciated

[@stevenpaultann25]

Thank you so much for your tribute to our dear Queen Elizabeth. The country is so sad, and moved by her passing. A constant in our lives for 70 years. We pray for the new King & Queen🙏🏻

[@scottwilson2734]

You are both amazing ,absolutely love your content and how much you are respectful to this hard time for all who feel the loss of Queen Elizabeth. The mother and monarch of our country, who gave her life for her people x

[@catherinehaywood7092]

Thank you so much that was lovely. I’ve seen his speech several times and every time I cry. Your kindness, respect and sympathy means so much. It is strange getting used to calling him King Charles rather than Prince Charles. Lots of new readers have also slipped up and I guess we all will for some time to come. Also the change to the national anthem as well. Again thank you and God Save The King 👑