James Blunt and his wife Sofia Wellesley were pictured queuing to pay their respects to The Queen on Sunday in London near Tower Bridge.
He looked sharp in black as he held his hand to the arm of 39-year-old socialite companion, wearing a navy long-sleeved shirt.
The pair were among the thousands who waited in line for more than 10 hours in order to view the Monarch in Westminster Hall.
On their way: James Blunt and his wife Sofia Wellesley were pictured queuing to pay their respects to The Queen on Sunday in London near Tower Bridge
Soon after 5pm, the photo was posted to social networking by one of its members.
The Old Harrovian stood guard over the Queen Mother’s coffin while she lay in state in 2002 and held the rank of captain in the Life Guards, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, until he left in the same year.
Sofia may be close to Princess Eugenie, The Queen’s great-granddaughter. She attended the You’re Beautiful wedding of Prince Harry & Meghan Markle in 2018.
After spending the night waiting to pay respects to The Queen, Neil Jones of Strictly and Chyna Mills were spotted looking smitten earlier in that day.
Tragic: Queen Elizabeth died last Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, at the age of 95. Before her funeral Monday, her coffin was taken to London by her husband.
They were among thousands who waited in line for more than 10 hours to see them.
After witnessing an historic moment in London’s history, the pair went hand-in-hand along busy London streets.
Neil updated his Instagram followers about his progress, posting a photo of The Shard as well as a pic of a cherry pickinger.
Tilda Swinton was a sad figure, bowing her head as she visited the Queen’s coffin Saturday.
Strictly’s Neil Jones & Chyna Mils look great together after they spent the night waiting to pay tribute to The Queen.
British actress, 61 years old, was among the nearly nine-hour queue that stretched five miles.
Tilda can be seen in footage taken from BBC news coverage, which began to circulate on social media Saturday. She was wearing all black when she reached the coffin. Then, she paused briefly for respects.
David Beckham, hidden amongst the crowds, waited more than 13 hours for his turn to pay respects to Queen Elizabeth II despite having been offered the opportunity to skip the queue on Friday by an MP.
Dressed in a suit that hid his famous tattoos, a cap and a Covid mask, the former England captain, 47, joined mourners in the ‘Elizabeth line’ at 2am, going unnoticed by the masses for hours as he shuffled his way from Southwark Park to Westminster Hall.
Paying her respects: Tilda Swinton, 61, cut a sombre figure as she bowed her head while visiting the Queen’s coffin at Westminster Hall in London
Along with those around him, who helped keep his secret initially, Beckham said he survived on the very unfootballer-like diet of ‘Pringles, sherbet lemons, sandwiches, coffee and doughnuts’.
‘We all want to be here together. We all want to experience something where we celebrate the amazing life of our Queen and I think something like this today is meant to be shared together,’ he told BBC News.
His cover was eventually blown soon after midday by former Real Madrid and Manchester United midfielder.
The Daily Mail revealed Beckham had been invited to view Her Majesty’s coffin by an MP, who is allowed to take up to four guests, to jump the queue.
But he declined the offer, saying that his grandfather Joseph West – a staunch royalist and the man the footballer has called his ‘real-life hero’ – would have been disappointed.
At 96, Queen Elizabeth died last Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
Before her funeral Monday, her coffin was taken to London by her husband.
Following a thirteen-hour wait, David Beckham shed a tear as he approached Queen Elizabeth’s coffin.