Mannequin turned policewoman Penny Lancaster has admitted that she is grateful’ there have been no incidents throughout Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.
Serving at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral at RAF Northolt on Monday the spouse of Rod Stewart was noticed in entrance of the Queen’s coffin as Her Majesty was pushed to Buckingham Palace.
In a video, Penny mentioned she’s glad there have been no main incidents on the funeral and mentioned the general public ‘paid their respects within the correct method’.
‘You’ll be able to by no means fairly predict how the gang goes to react and the hazards that may lay forward,’ Penny mentioned in a clip shared by Sky Information.
‘However we have had nice coaching and preparation and happily all people paid their respects within the correct method and we did not have any incidents to talk of.’
She added: ‘So, [I’m] very grateful for that.’
The tv persona, 51, who began working as a particular constable with the Metropolis of London Police final 12 months, additionally mentioned on Monday that her position was ‘the most important honour of all’.
Talking to the PA new company, Penny mentioned: ‘I feel it is (the identical cause) why each officer wished to be right here right this moment, as a result of we swore an oath to the Queen to serve within the workplace of constable.
‘That is the most important honour of all, to have the ability to serve right this moment on Her Majesty the Queen’s funeral.