Kerry Katona has shared her sadness over the Queen’s death, admitting “everything has gone wrong” a year since her passing.
The late Her Majesty died at the age of 96 on September 8 2022 at her beloved home Balmoral, with son King Charles and daughter Princess Anne by her side.
A year has now passed since the sad loss, but it appears TV favourite Kerry, 43, is still “emotional” over the loss as she opened up during a candid confession.
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In her new OK! column, Kerry said: “This week marks a year since Queen Elizabeth II passed away and it makes me emotional. I wish she was still here.
“Everything has gone wrong since she died. I was devastated and in tears last year when it happened. I think everyone was.”
Kerry went on: “It’s so funny, because she was someone you don’t personally know but has been in your life since the day you were born.”
The mum-of-five then recalled her childhood, and hinted how at times The Queen was her only constant thing / person.
She said: “It reminds me of moments in my life. Being rehomed and having no toys at Christmas, but still having the Queen’s Speech. She was so poignant in my life. It is really sad.”
In other Queen news, her death certificate has solved the mystery of exactly who was by her deathbed and what ended her life.
Her death certificate was released to the public in the months after the tragic day and revealed the single cause of death was old age, with no other contributing factors.
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The document, signed by her daughter Princess Anne, gives her forenames as Elizabeth Alexandra Mary and states her occupation as “Her Majesty the Queen.”
It also notes her time of death as 3.10pm – meaning many members of the Firm, who were rushing to be by her side, didn’t make it in time to bid a final farewell.
The monarch’s death was officially announced at 6.30pm, with the Palace stating: “The Queen died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.”
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