Not everyone realises, but the British military makes an oath to the monarch, NOT to the government. I think that's a really important safeguard in a democracy. That said, I just can't believe it's been a year since our beloved Queen passed away. May she rest in peace...her legacy will never be forgotten. 🙏👑👑👑
I believe it was from a movie but maybe based on real life, when the prime minister said, "Our troops..." She returned with "Mr. Prime Minister, they are MY troops."
I thought it was something that most people knew not the other way round, after all there's the Royal Air Force, the Royal Navy and although it's not the Royal Army there are bands of the army that have the H.M. that preface them.
It's taken me 2 months to watch this video as I'm still grieving for our Queen and I don't think as a 64 year old I will ever stop grieving her, Thank you for showing it
In an ever changing world Queen Elizabeth brought stability. Her sense of service and duty were there right until the end. As Paddington so poignantly said to The Queen at her Platinum Jubilee ' Thank you Ma'am; for everything' and thank you Natashia and Debbie for this fitting tribute.
It is hard to believe that it has already been 1 Year since Queen Elizabeth has passed. Thank you both for an amazing tribute and your heartfelt words. God Bless Queen Elizabeth II and God Save the King
Yes, an amazing tribute👏. I'd just add that HM's grandfather was also a serving naval officer before he became Prince of Wales upon the death of Edward VII. The Navy really was ingrained in her dna.🙂 🏴
I find myself answering you both as if you could answer me back. I miss her so much I am 74 and my Dad served her family as a Coldstream Guard from 1934 until 1945. I could share so much with you both but not publicly God bless you both. 🇮🇱🇬🇧🙏🏼🇺🇸🇨🇦🙏🏼🤗🌹🌹🇬🇧🇬🇧
*Please stay tuned after the reaction for our own words of tribute.* It's nearly impossible to believe that the World lost Queen Elizabeth ll one year ago. We like so many around the globe, have mourned and missed her dearly. On this one year passing of the World's most beloved Monarch we give tribute, celebration and a look back on her life of service and love of the military. She was Commander-in-Chief to so many and her love for all the servicemen and woman was a thing of beauty. Our admiration for the United Kingdom's people and military along with our love of the Queen, is exactly why we wanted to pay our respects, one last time. The Queen may be gone but her legacy lives on in each of us. God Save The King & God Bless America. Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!
Please please please react to the video - " The story of Britain's Bravest Soldier's - Victoria Cross For Valor". It is on the channel "Timeline - World History Documentaries". It is absolutely the best video you will see of the bravest soldiers in the UK and commonwealth. It tells the story of the quite a few of these soldiers and how they won the medal, their stories are mind boggling and so heroic they will leave you speechless. Pllus it tells the story of the medal itself and how it was created. Have asked previously last year but I know get lots of requests. Please can you do this one though, it is the best video I have ever seen about it. Other channels have done videos about the medal but Timeline's channel is the best and has the most details in it. Thank you for one of the best tributes to our beloved Queen. 😍
Well thanks for that ladies. Just spent the last hour sobbing my heart out. Great video. As someone who was lucky enough to meet her majesty as a star struck 8 year old schoolboy when she visited my town during her silver jubilee celebrations in 1977, all I can say is, “RIP Ma’am”. My Queen.
Thank you so much Natasha and Debbie! You're both always so sincere, and don't think I didn't notice how you included I Vow to Thee My Country at the end! Also, just fyi, think you might have forgot to pin this comment.
I listened to a man cry while i listened to my radio this morning as he remembered his meeting with the queen . Her words spoken during the covid event when she said "we will meet again" were from the song sung by the wonderful voice of Vera Lynn We'll Meet Again with whom i feel the Queen would have felt a connection as someone who lifted the spirits during those dark years.
As an Australian who loved the Queen it is wonderful to see two Americans having so much respect and love for her as well as for our new KIng. Thank you for presenting this wonderful tribute of the Queen.
It’s been a strange year without our beloved Queen Elizabeth ll We miss her . So glad you have given tomorrow’s episode to ,yet again share your love , grief and respect for such a remarkable woman . 💖🇬🇧💖🇺🇸
A full year, it's wild. She was such a constant in life in Australia, even as someone in my early 30s she was so loved and respected just as much as the older generation. Both my parents were RAAF and always said the nickname for her was "The Boss". I heard a funny story about a RAAF Warrent Officer chewing out a cadet officer for putting his hands in his pockets with something along the line of - "THE QUEEN OWNS THOSE TROUSERS SO GET YOUR FILTHY GRUBBY HANDS OUT OF THE LADYS' POCKETS!". I'm sitting here in my home study looking at the spare change bowl, her face is on every coin.
She was quite simply the greatest. A year on, we still feel her loss. A legacy that will last the millenniums. She truly was Elizabeth the Great. We miss you deeply Ma’am, we carry you in our heart 💔
Thank you for recognising our Queen’s passing. She was a true inspiration for many people a woman devoted to service and duty. She was my CIC when I served in the Royal Navy. I felt proud to serve her and my country during conflicts I found myself involved in during my career. Her legacy will remain forever.
A brilliant tribute to our late Queen Elizabeth II 1 year on from her passing. You two show nothi g but respect, love, genuine joy about her. It was so lovely to see. Emotional but she will never be forgotten. ❤❤❤❤
when prince philip died,to see our queen sitting on her own with a broken heart was agonizing to watch ,as just a few months before i did the same when my partner passed.even now i will never get over that pain,but for her to have lost a partner of 70 years must have been deverstating.
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Thank you for one of the best tributes to our beloved Queen. 😍 Please please please can you react to the video - " The story of Britain's Bravest Soldier's - Victoria Cross For Valor". It is on the channel "Timeline - World History Documentaries". It is absolutely the best video you will see of the bravest soldiers in the UK and commonwealth. It tells the story of the quite a few of these soldiers and how they won the medal, their stories are mind boggling and so heroic they will leave you speechless. Pllus it tells the story of the medal itself and how it was created. Have asked previously last year but I know get lots of requests. Please can you do this one though, it is the best video I have ever seen about it. Other channels have done videos about the medal but Timeline's channel is the best and has the most details in it.
My love and thanks to you both for this beautiful tribute to our most beloved Queen Elizabeth I totally respect King Charles and the Royal family but there will never be anyone ever to take the Queen's place in our country thank you Natasha and Debbie you are a credit to your show I love watching you both ❤❤❤❤
Sir Simon Weston, (you're right) was a Veteran of the Falklands War. He was severely burned, but was determined to not let his wounds define him. A real hero. When I saw the Covid19 poster, my mood changed to tearful (because it brought back Dark Days). My Beloved Maternal Grandfather and then my Maternal Grandmother a week later. We adored our Queen. Proud to be an Elizabethan
That was a beautiful tribute to the late Great Queen Elizabeth ll . It was a shock to find out she was ill and lose her the same day and it’s shocking that a year has passed already. Without her We miss her and we always will hold her close in our hearts ❤️Her armed forces were very important to her and a large part of her life as a woman and Queen. I appreciate the love , time and thought you have put into this tribute episode to the Queen. ❤️
This tribute was beautifully done. Thank you Natasha and Debbie for doing this. The message of reassurance she delivered for COVID-19 is so moving. You should watch it in its entirety. My favorite videos are of her on her beloved Burmese at the Trooping of the Colour. She did that on horseback until she was 60 years old! I love her for that! God bless you both.
Thank you so much for honouring such a remarkable woman. It’s such a shame that we as a nation are not doing anything to commemorate such and amazing lady. So through you we will commemorate and temper her ❤
Thank you both! What a lovely tribute to our late Queen Elizabeth. You words brought a tear to my eyes and a lump in my throat, not just for the tribute, but the personal message you gave out to us all. Thanks! From a fan of you both, from the UK. Take care of yourselves. ❤
A fitting tribute Ladies, and sincere as ever. Her Majesty leaves a profound impression of resolution and warmth across the globe. How we wish it could continue. On behalf of whomever is remembering The Queen on this first anniversary, I simply wish to express deep gratitude for her loyal and most dutiful reign. We love and miss you. Thank you, ma'am. 🖤❤💙
Bless you both, for recognising the depth of service and unprecedented dedication of this strong woman with the sparkling eyes and smile. There are, sadly, so many pathetic, twisted, haters in the world nowadays on soapboxes they do not at all deserve.
Ladies, I’m a Brit now living in San Francisco. Your live for my biological home is overwhelming. I so enjoy seeing how comfortable Debbie has become in front of the camera. Natasha, I loved thd black evening gown with your leg displayed á la Angelina Jolie. I feel it should be given its own hashtag of #Natalies leg. Your respect for my little country and that we’re also from military families warms the cockles of my heart. I always enjoy your content. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
I won’t miss this video. Queen Elizabeth was someone I admired greatly and will be happy to honour her by watching this video. I hope many join us to do the same
I'll be watching, it's been a weird year not Seeing our best ever Monarch at events. Even now when the National Anthem is played at State and Sporting events like this years Women's World Cup I have to remember not to sing God save our gracious Queen. Also a thank you to you Ladies for your Love and affection you have towards our Country and believe me it is reciprocated by more of us than you know. Ignore the trolls and haters as the overwhelming majority of us are right behind you and your Channel.
Thank you for showing such tasteful respect to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. She was our nations Mum Sister Auntie Grandma. REST IN PEACE YOUR MAJESTY. Gone but never forgotten. God Bless and Long live the King.
Thank you can't believe it's been 1 year as it still feel like she is with us, I'm sure watching over us but I am ever so happy to have within my lifetime as there will never be anyone else like the magnificent Elizabeth II
On behalf of whomever is remembering The Queen on this first anniversary, I simply wish to express deep gratitude for her loyal and most dutiful reign. We love and miss you. Thank you, ma'am. 🖤❤💙
When her eyes smiled the world smiled too 😢 Thank you Your Majesty ❤ always! Thanks also ladies, a beautifully put together testimony to a great women. God save the King ❤
I can not believe it is 1 year since her passing. My father was in the army for most of my childhood, and he was honoured to serve her. She was a lovely lady who served us all of her life. Beautiful video to remember her life ❤️
A perfect tribute to an amazing woman who was loved by so many, such a great loss to the world the essence of what a real leader looks like and a blue print on how to act as a leader RIP Your Majesty
I'm so sorry I won't be able to join you live for this but I'll be at work before you go live. I'll make sure to watch it as soon as I get home and have found some tissues as I know I'll need them. Thank you in advance for your wonderful tributes to our beloved and much missed Queen.
I wouldn’t miss this for the world. Our late queen deserves all our love and respect for her long and dedicated service to our country. We still miss you ma’m, and always will. Thank you for doing this tribute Natasha and Debbie, we know you also hold her in the highest regard.
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Please please please react to the video - " The story of Britain's Bravest Soldier's - Victoria Cross For Valor". It is on the channel "Timeline - World History Documentaries". It is absolutely the best video you will see of the bravest soldiers in the UK and commonwealth. It tells the story of the quite a few of these soldiers and how they won the medal, their stories are mind boggling and so heroic they will leave you speechless. Pllus it tells the story of the medal itself and how it was created. Have asked previously last year but I know get lots of requests. Please can you do this one though, it is the best video I have ever seen about it. Other channels have done videos about the medal but Timeline's channel is the best and has the most details in it. Thank you for one of the best tributes to our beloved Queen. 😍
A fact that is often overlooked is the circumstances in which she became heir to the throne. If Edward VIII had not abdicated then Princess Elizabeth would have probably lived in relative obscurity, presenting the FA Cup, that sort of thing. The Abdication Crisis changed all that and at just ten years old the course of her life changed. In a classic example of actions speaking louder than words she instructed the band playing at the changing of the guard the day after 9/11 to play the Star Spangled Banner.
Thank you both so much for this beautiful tribute to our Queen. Also for playing " I vow to thee My Country" at the end. Perfect hymn for a perfect lady.❤xx
I'm an ex serviceman for the UK amd also served alongside US forces. We share so much and brothers in arms. I cannot explain why but I would have put my Queen behind me and put myself in harms way. Its an irrational thought but to give your life for another is strange. But above all, we loved our commander in chief. Thank you for this video and also for your continued love for our tiny (but great) nation lol. By the way, if and or when you decide to travel to the UK, you have our place to stay. We can show you our country and its diversity. Again, thank you. ❤
Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute and remembrance for Our Queen. You two girls are so respectful to our Queen. I watched it right through and had a few tears. She is such a miss .
I missed half of it. Caught part on my phone. I will watch it all on my I pad. It’s hard to believe it’s a year since our Queen passed away. I went to London the day after her passing . It was a pre booked trip back in April. I celebrated my birthday in London. I went to St. Paul’s cathedral on the Sunday for a service of celebration. Thanks for the video.
Sorry ladies I over slept. Thank you for this wonderful tribute to The Queen the year has passed so quickly. The pride in her face for the forces is seen every time there is a parade and the pride in the faces of those who served when the met her is amazing. She is greatly missed but will never be forgotten. Thank you once again for this tribute to a beautiful lady inside and out.❤
That was an amazing video, I was in tears again and can I just say you two made me cry yet again with YOUR respect and reaction ! God bless you both. ❤️
I still expect to see the Queen and Prince Philip. It's so hard to accept they're gone. Watching this with you helped me to shed some tears because of your own appreciation, belief in and love for her. Thank you.
The first time The Royal family appeared on the balcony at Buckingham Palace was hard as it felt like there was someone missing (and PP too) who has always been in the centre spot yet sought no particular 'limelight' as such.
@@susanashcroft2674 Yes. As is often the case with such long marriages, she didn't last long without her rock beside her. Seeing her sitting in the church alone broke my heart.
Thank you so very much for a moving tribute, not only to our late Queen, but to the support and respect you show to all our armed services , you'll always be welcome in my home. God bless you. ❤
I would like to thank you both for the respect and the kindness that you have paid to our beloved Queen. It’s hard to think that it is 1 year already. Thanks for the video girls. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
A lady I grew up with. Singing God save the Queen every Monday morning at assembly. A photo portrait of her in every classroom in the nation. The best of course, Queens birthday long weekend.
Hi Natasha and Debbie we are really looking forward to this video you both put your heart and sole into our culture and the respect you show is amazing thank you ❤🫡🫡🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow you both are amazing keep up the great work. for two ladies from America 🇺🇸 who has nothing but respect for our country and our late queen 👸 is just amazing and I hope everyone can see the respect 🫡 you both deliver on any topic you cover 🫡🇺🇸
When the Queen was reveiwing the Cadets at Sandhurst when Prince William was a cadet, she stopped at her Grandson and cracked a joke making William laugh and telling Granny your not supposed to make me Laugh. She had a wicked sense of Humour.
It was very traditional for many British families to gather around the television or radio at 3:00pm on Christmas Day to watch or listen to Her Majesty The Queen address the nation with her Christmas speech. Christmas Day last year just didn't seem the same without the Queen. Thank you both Natasha & Debbie for your heartfelt tribute here. Thank You.
In a world where there is constant criticism and instant fault finding, she never put a foot wrong in 70 years. Will there ever be a more wonderful woman?
When i found out that HM had gone my eyes did well up but along with everyone else was still processing what had happened. Couple of days later i watched a 'farewell' documentary on the BBC and when it got to the end there was a scene of her 'goodbye'. Floodgates burst opened and i sobbed like a baby
Thank you so much Natasha and Debbie for the amazing tribute to the Queen, yes she is so sadly missed, what an amazing woman she was. Brings a tear to the eye watching this. Thank you both..
You know I'd like to thank you both. I started watching your channel interested in an American view of all things British. I had no idea that watching your channel would ignite a sense of pride and patriotism that I'm ashamed to say wasn't incredibly strong inside me. Sometimes people always focus on the bad aspects of history instead of celebrating the good and it tends to drag you down to nothing but negativity, so much so that for a long time I never felt I had the right to say I was proud to be British, I just never felt I could say it. I can honestly say now with my hand on my heart that I am proud to British and always will be. Your heartfelt tributes to our serving and fallen military and to Queen Elizabeth have been incredibly moving and very much appreciated. Thank you both again 🇺🇲❤🇬🇧
Natasha, when you paused the clip to say the Queen wasn't faking her reaction, I was thinking the exact same thing about you. You struggled to speak then, and in you intro. Thank you ladies. From the daughter of an RAF serviceman now living in Lincolnshire
Not everyone realises, but the British military makes an oath to the monarch, NOT to the government. I think that's a really important safeguard in a democracy. That said, I just can't believe it's been a year since our beloved Queen passed away. May she rest in peace...her legacy will never be forgotten. 🙏👑👑👑
It is a shame her grandson does not remember his oath.
I believe it was from a movie but maybe based on real life, when the prime minister said, "Our troops..." She returned with "Mr. Prime Minister, they are MY troops."
A big reason why I decided NOT to make a career in the military.
I thought it was something that most people knew not the other way round, after all there's the Royal Air Force, the Royal Navy and although it's not the Royal Army there are bands of the army that have the H.M. that preface them.
@@iangrimshaw1A big reason why I did
It's taken me 2 months to watch this video as I'm still grieving for our Queen and I don't think as a 64 year old I will ever stop grieving her, Thank you for showing it
67 year old man in tears, God bless you both. 🇬🇧🇺🇸
In an ever changing world Queen Elizabeth brought stability. Her sense of service and duty were there right until the end. As Paddington so poignantly said to The Queen at her Platinum Jubilee ' Thank you Ma'am; for everything' and thank you Natashia and Debbie for this fitting tribute.
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What a woman.
I had a tear in my eye throughout that tribute..thank you girls
It is hard to believe that it has already been 1 Year since Queen Elizabeth has passed. Thank you both for an amazing tribute and your heartfelt words. God Bless Queen Elizabeth II and God Save the King
Yes, an amazing tribute👏. I'd just add that HM's grandfather was also a serving naval officer before he became Prince of Wales upon the death of Edward VII. The Navy really was ingrained in her dna.🙂 🏴
I find myself answering you both as if you could answer me back.
I miss her so much I am 74 and my Dad served her family as a Coldstream Guard from 1934 until 1945. I could share so much with you both but not publicly
God bless you both. 🇮🇱🇬🇧🙏🏼🇺🇸🇨🇦🙏🏼🤗🌹🌹🇬🇧🇬🇧
Hello ladies. Thank you for your kindness towards our late fearless leader. God bless her & God Save The King. Jane in New Zealand 🇬🇧🇳🇿
Her Majesty's co-vid speech really made me feel that everything was going to be alright again. To see it again was very emotional.
I agree
*Please stay tuned after the reaction for our own words of tribute.* It's nearly impossible to believe that the World lost Queen Elizabeth ll one year ago. We like so many around the globe, have mourned and missed her dearly. On this one year passing of the World's most beloved Monarch we give tribute, celebration and a look back on her life of service and love of the military. She was Commander-in-Chief to so many and her love for all the servicemen and woman was a thing of beauty. Our admiration for the United Kingdom's people and military along with our love of the Queen, is exactly why we wanted to pay our respects, one last time. The Queen may be gone but her legacy lives on in each of us. God Save The King & God Bless America. Thank you SO much for watching! If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to our channel, it is the BEST way to support our channel and it's FREE! Also, please click the Like button. Thank you for your support!
Please please please react to the video - " The story of Britain's Bravest Soldier's - Victoria Cross For Valor". It is on the channel "Timeline - World History Documentaries". It is absolutely the best video you will see of the bravest soldiers in the UK and commonwealth. It tells the story of the quite a few of these soldiers and how they won the medal, their stories are mind boggling and so heroic they will leave you speechless. Pllus it tells the story of the medal itself and how it was created. Have asked previously last year but I know get lots of requests. Please can you do this one though, it is the best video I have ever seen about it. Other channels have done videos about the medal but Timeline's channel is the best and has the most details in it. Thank you for one of the best tributes to our beloved Queen. 😍
Well thanks for that ladies. Just spent the last hour sobbing my heart out. Great video. As someone who was lucky enough to meet her majesty as a star struck 8 year old schoolboy when she visited my town during her silver jubilee celebrations in 1977, all I can say is, “RIP Ma’am”. My Queen.
Thank you so much Natasha and Debbie! You're both always so sincere, and don't think I didn't notice how you included I Vow to Thee My Country at the end! Also, just fyi, think you might have forgot to pin this comment.
Look at today's 10 sept The Good the Bad and Rugby.
Fantastic Their Highnesses William Katherine Anne and her son in law ex Rugby Player Mike Tyndale.
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You wouldn’t believe how much this great lady is missed, I’m watching this one year on with a tear in my eye, a truly amazing lady, RIP my Queen 💔
I listened to a man cry while i listened to my radio this morning as he remembered his meeting with the queen . Her words spoken during the covid event when she said "we will meet again" were from the song sung by the wonderful voice of Vera Lynn We'll Meet Again with whom i feel the Queen would have felt a connection as someone who lifted the spirits during those dark years.
Thank you girls for your honour to our late great Queen Elizabeth. Peace & Love .
Thank you for your kindness and respect as always it is very much appreciated,
Our Queen was a one off ,unfortunately we will never see the likes of her again .But she will be my Queen till the end of my days
That was,a wonderful tribute ,Thank you . God bless,Queen Elizabeth ,God save ,King Charles.
As an Australian who loved the Queen it is wonderful to see two Americans having so much respect and love for her as well as for our new KIng. Thank you for presenting this wonderful tribute of the Queen.
It’s been a strange year without our beloved Queen Elizabeth ll We miss her . So glad you have given tomorrow’s episode to ,yet again share your love , grief and respect for such a remarkable woman . 💖🇬🇧💖🇺🇸
A full year, it's wild. She was such a constant in life in Australia, even as someone in my early 30s she was so loved and respected just as much as the older generation. Both my parents were RAAF and always said the nickname for her was "The Boss". I heard a funny story about a RAAF Warrent Officer chewing out a cadet officer for putting his hands in his pockets with something along the line of - "THE QUEEN OWNS THOSE TROUSERS SO GET YOUR FILTHY GRUBBY HANDS OUT OF THE LADYS' POCKETS!". I'm sitting here in my home study looking at the spare change bowl, her face is on every coin.
Russell ❤❤
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow ❤❤ amazing video from both of you, same with the tribute. They're always a treat but that was a special one.
God bless you queen elizabeth II and God save the King what a beautiful tribute natasha and Debbie. We love and miss you our queen 😢
She was quite simply the greatest. A year on, we still feel her loss. A legacy that will last the millenniums. She truly was Elizabeth the Great. We miss you deeply Ma’am, we carry you in our heart 💔
Thank you for recognising our Queen’s passing. She was a true inspiration for many people a woman devoted to service and duty. She was my CIC when I served in the Royal Navy. I felt proud to serve her and my country during conflicts I found myself involved in during my career. Her legacy will remain forever.
Thank you for your service ❤
A brilliant tribute to our late Queen Elizabeth II 1 year on from her passing. You two show nothi g but respect, love, genuine joy about her. It was so lovely to see. Emotional but she will never be forgotten. ❤❤❤❤
when prince philip died,to see our queen sitting on her own with a broken heart was agonizing to watch ,as just a few months before i did the same when my partner passed.even now i will never get over that pain,but for her to have lost a partner of 70 years must have been deverstating.
Can I just say how beautiful you both are and have such kind hearts,love the videos ❤
You are so kind, thank you ❤❤
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Thank you for one of the best tributes to our beloved Queen. 😍 Please please please can you react to the video - " The story of Britain's Bravest Soldier's - Victoria Cross For Valor". It is on the channel "Timeline - World History Documentaries". It is absolutely the best video you will see of the bravest soldiers in the UK and commonwealth. It tells the story of the quite a few of these soldiers and how they won the medal, their stories are mind boggling and so heroic they will leave you speechless. Pllus it tells the story of the medal itself and how it was created. Have asked previously last year but I know get lots of requests. Please can you do this one though, it is the best video I have ever seen about it. Other channels have done videos about the medal but Timeline's channel is the best and has the most details in it.
My love and thanks to you both for this beautiful tribute to our most beloved Queen Elizabeth I totally respect King Charles and the Royal family but there will never be anyone ever to take the Queen's place in our country thank you Natasha and Debbie you are a credit to your show I love watching you both ❤❤❤❤
Sir Simon Weston, (you're right) was a Veteran of the Falklands War. He was severely burned, but was determined to not let his wounds define him. A real hero. When I saw the Covid19 poster, my mood changed to tearful (because it brought back Dark Days). My Beloved Maternal Grandfather and then my Maternal Grandmother a week later. We adored our Queen. Proud to be an Elizabethan
Can hardly believe it's been a year. Thankyou for showing respect to our beautiful queen.
I love your love for our Queen and Her legacie sending you lots of love❤️❤️❤️
Damn it ladies, you made me cry again. Such a moving and respectful video, thank you.
Me too
That was a beautiful tribute to the late Great Queen Elizabeth ll . It was a shock to find out she was ill and lose her the same day and it’s shocking that a year has passed already. Without her We miss her and we always will hold her close in our hearts ❤️Her armed forces were very important to her and a large part of her life as a woman and Queen. I appreciate the love , time and thought you have put into this tribute episode to the Queen. ❤️
Wonderful lady much missed.
She will always be in our hearts. RIP Queen Elizabeth 11
This tribute was beautifully done. Thank you Natasha and Debbie for doing this. The message of reassurance she delivered for COVID-19 is so moving. You should watch it in its entirety. My favorite videos are of her on her beloved Burmese at the Trooping of the Colour. She did that on horseback until she was 60 years old! I love her for that! God bless you both.
Thank you so much for honouring such a remarkable woman. It’s such a shame that we as a nation are not doing anything to commemorate such and amazing lady. So through you we will commemorate and temper her ❤
I still miss her and this was a touching video as I even shed a tear
God bless ,Queen Elizabeth .🌹💛
Bless you ladies!❤ I miss her so!🇬🇧🇺🇸
Her majesty is probably the most revered woman who has ever lived. She took the word stoic to a whole new level.A special human being.
Thank you very much natasha and Debbie for the lovely tribute to our beautiful late queen 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
Thank you both! What a lovely tribute to our late Queen Elizabeth. You words brought a tear to my eyes and a lump in my throat, not just for the tribute, but the personal message you gave out to us all. Thanks! From a fan of you both, from the UK. Take care of yourselves. ❤
A fitting tribute Ladies, and sincere as ever. Her Majesty leaves a profound impression of resolution and warmth across the globe. How we wish it could continue. On behalf of whomever is remembering The Queen on this first anniversary, I simply wish to express deep gratitude for her loyal and most dutiful reign. We love and miss you. Thank you, ma'am. 🖤❤💙
Bless you both, for recognising the depth of service and unprecedented dedication of this strong woman with the sparkling eyes and smile. There are, sadly, so many pathetic, twisted, haters in the world nowadays on soapboxes they do not at all deserve.
Ladies, I’m a Brit now living in San Francisco. Your live for my biological home is overwhelming. I so enjoy seeing how comfortable Debbie has become in front of the camera. Natasha, I loved thd black evening gown with your leg displayed á la Angelina Jolie. I feel it should be given its own hashtag of #Natalies leg. Your respect for my little country and that we’re also from military families warms the cockles of my heart. I always enjoy your content. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
Thank You. Thank You. Thank You.
No thank you necessary, we were honored to do this
Such a beautiful and moving tribute to Elizabeth II thank you Ladies ❤
I won’t miss this video. Queen Elizabeth was someone I admired greatly and will be happy to honour her by watching this video. I hope many join us to do the same
The Queen may be gone but will never be forgotten. Rest in peace, and thank you for your service.
Oh I just watched your video from a year ago with the Queens funeral! It was so sad, beautiful and respectful 😢
Thank you for such a beautiful tribute ❤️ ♥️
I'll be watching, it's been a weird year not Seeing our best ever Monarch at events. Even now when the National Anthem is played at State and Sporting events like this years Women's World Cup I have to remember not to sing God save our gracious Queen. Also a thank you to you Ladies for your Love and affection you have towards our Country and believe me it is reciprocated by more of us than you know. Ignore the trolls and haters as the overwhelming majority of us are right behind you and your Channel.
Thank you for showing such tasteful respect to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. She was our nations Mum Sister Auntie Grandma. REST IN PEACE YOUR MAJESTY. Gone but never forgotten. God Bless and Long live the King.
That was wonderful! Thank you! Certainly made me cry ❤️🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸
That was a wonderful tribute to our late Queen So much love and respect. A heartfelt thank you. ❤
Thank you can't believe it's been 1 year as it still feel like she is with us, I'm sure watching over us but I am ever so happy to have within my lifetime as there will never be anyone else like the magnificent Elizabeth II
On behalf of whomever is remembering The Queen on this first anniversary, I simply wish to express deep gratitude for her loyal and most dutiful reign. We love and miss you. Thank you, ma'am. 🖤❤💙
When her eyes smiled the world smiled too 😢 Thank you Your Majesty ❤ always!
Thanks also ladies, a beautifully put together testimony to a great women.
God save the King ❤
I can not believe it is 1 year since her passing. My father was in the army for most of my childhood, and he was honoured to serve her. She was a lovely lady who served us all of her life. Beautiful video to remember her life ❤️
A perfect tribute to an amazing woman who was loved by so many, such a great loss to the world the essence of what a real leader looks like and a blue print on how to act as a leader RIP Your Majesty
Beautiful tribute ladies
Miss her terribly, can only imagine how her family must be feeling, rip your Majesty and thankyou
I’ll be here. I just loved Queen Elizabeth 2nd. I also love and respect her son, King Charles 3rd. Like has been hit and notification button is on.
I'm so sorry I won't be able to join you live for this but I'll be at work before you go live. I'll make sure to watch it as soon as I get home and have found some tissues as I know I'll need them. Thank you in advance for your wonderful tributes to our beloved and much missed Queen.
Loving the tribute to our late queen, she is sadly missed and was a true legend❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My Grandpa was a grenadier guard
I wouldn’t miss this for the world. Our late queen deserves all our love and respect for her long and dedicated service to our country. We still miss you ma’m, and always will. Thank you for doing this tribute Natasha and Debbie, we know you also hold her in the highest regard.
No thank you necessary, it's our honor! ❤❤
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow Please please please react to the video - " The story of Britain's Bravest Soldier's - Victoria Cross For Valor". It is on the channel "Timeline - World History Documentaries". It is absolutely the best video you will see of the bravest soldiers in the UK and commonwealth. It tells the story of the quite a few of these soldiers and how they won the medal, their stories are mind boggling and so heroic they will leave you speechless. Pllus it tells the story of the medal itself and how it was created. Have asked previously last year but I know get lots of requests. Please can you do this one though, it is the best video I have ever seen about it. Other channels have done videos about the medal but Timeline's channel is the best and has the most details in it. Thank you for one of the best tributes to our beloved Queen. 😍
A fact that is often overlooked is the circumstances in which she became heir to the throne. If Edward VIII had not abdicated then Princess Elizabeth would have probably lived in relative obscurity, presenting the FA Cup, that sort of thing. The Abdication Crisis changed all that and at just ten years old the course of her life changed. In a classic example of actions speaking louder than words she instructed the band playing at the changing of the guard the day after 9/11 to play the Star Spangled Banner.
You girls are always so respectful ❤
Happy 1st Accession day everyone, send him Victorious, happy and Glorious , long to reign over us, God Save The King. ❤❤❤❤
Thank you ladies, love from England.
Thank you both so much for this beautiful tribute to our Queen. Also for playing " I vow to thee My Country" at the end. Perfect hymn for a perfect lady.❤xx
A beautiful video from you both, thank you for your love and respect. Still can't believe it has been a year since she passed but her legend lives on.
Beautiful tribute to our Queen.. we still really miss her❤
I'm an ex serviceman for the UK amd also served alongside US forces. We share so much and brothers in arms. I cannot explain why but I would have put my Queen behind me and put myself in harms way. Its an irrational thought but to give your life for another is strange. But above all, we loved our commander in chief. Thank you for this video and also for your continued love for our tiny (but great) nation lol. By the way, if and or when you decide to travel to the UK, you have our place to stay. We can show you our country and its diversity. Again, thank you. ❤
I had to wait until I was alone to watch this as I knew I would be in tears yet again
Thank you for this tribute ❤
Beatuiful tribute, I'm still crying ❤👑 Never forget
Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute and remembrance for Our Queen. You two girls are so respectful to our Queen. I watched it right through and had a few tears. She is such a miss .
I missed half of it. Caught part on my phone. I will watch it all on my I pad. It’s hard to believe it’s a year since our Queen passed away. I went to London the day after her passing . It was a pre booked trip back in April. I celebrated my birthday in London. I went to St. Paul’s cathedral on the Sunday for a service of celebration. Thanks for the video.
That was absolutely beautiful.
Thank you for your wonderful words and tribute to our late Queen. 🇬🇧
Sorry ladies I over slept. Thank you for this wonderful tribute to The Queen the year has passed so quickly. The pride in her face for the forces is seen every time there is a parade and the pride in the faces of those who served when the met her is amazing. She is greatly missed but will never be forgotten. Thank you once again for this tribute to a beautiful lady inside and out.❤
That was an amazing video, I was in tears again and can I just say you two made me cry yet again with YOUR respect and reaction ! God bless you both. ❤️
I still expect to see the Queen and Prince Philip. It's so hard to accept they're gone. Watching this with you helped me to shed some tears because of your own appreciation, belief in and love for her. Thank you.
The first time The Royal family appeared on the balcony at Buckingham Palace was hard as it felt like there was someone missing (and PP too) who has always been in the centre spot yet sought no particular 'limelight' as such.
@@susanashcroft2674 Yes. As is often the case with such long marriages, she didn't last long without her rock beside her. Seeing her sitting in the church alone broke my heart.
@@margaretnicol3423 Same here, that lonely figure head bowed in grief, it was awful to see. Best wishes.
Thank you so very much for a moving tribute, not only to our late Queen, but to the support and respect you show to all our armed services , you'll always be welcome in my home.
God bless you. ❤
I would like to thank you both for the respect and the kindness that you have paid to our beloved Queen. It’s hard to think that it is 1 year already. Thanks for the video girls. 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇸
A lady I grew up with. Singing God save the Queen every Monday morning at assembly. A photo portrait of her in every classroom in the nation. The best of course, Queens birthday long weekend.
That was a lovely tribute, so moving, she was a remarkable woman who is so missed 😢Thank you N &D ❤❤🇬🇧🇺🇸
It was our honor
Hi Natasha and Debbie we are really looking forward to this video you both put your heart and sole into our culture and the respect you show is amazing thank you ❤🫡🫡🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
That's very kind, thank you Michael ♥️♥️
@@TheNatashaDebbieShow you both are amazing keep up the great work. for two ladies from America 🇺🇸 who has nothing but respect for our country and our late queen 👸 is just amazing and I hope everyone can see the respect 🫡 you both deliver on any topic you cover 🫡🇺🇸
When the Queen was reveiwing the Cadets at Sandhurst when Prince William was a cadet, she stopped at her Grandson and cracked a joke making William laugh and telling Granny your not supposed to make me Laugh. She had a wicked sense of Humour.
It was very traditional for many British families to gather around the television or radio at 3:00pm on Christmas Day to watch or listen to Her Majesty The Queen address the nation with her Christmas speech. Christmas Day last year just didn't seem the same without the Queen.
Thank you both Natasha & Debbie for your heartfelt tribute here.
Thank You.
I think someone put together a video with clips from all the Christmas messages which her late Majesty made.
I have been truly moved by this tribute . I thank you for showing it .❤😢
In a world where there is constant criticism and instant fault finding, she never put a foot wrong in 70 years.
Will there ever be a more wonderful woman?
No
When i found out that HM had gone my eyes did well up but along with everyone else was still processing what had happened. Couple of days later i watched a 'farewell' documentary on the BBC and when it got to the end there was a scene of her 'goodbye'. Floodgates burst opened and i sobbed like a baby
Thank you for being so respectful to our glorious Queen, it means so much to me that you cared for her just as much as I ❤
Thank you so much Natasha and Debbie for the amazing tribute to the Queen, yes she is so sadly missed, what an amazing woman she was. Brings a tear to the eye watching this. Thank you both..
Thank you for all your hard work. I will be watching live . I'll make sure my tissues will be close by . R.I.P queen elizabeth II
R I P QUEEN ELIZABETH II 💔💔💔💔💔❣❣❣❣❣❣
It doesn't seem like a year already. She is very missed. I still expect to see her. Thank you for remembering her i will watch it later.
Beautiful ❤ Such a lovely tribute 🥺
This proves that strong women are great leaders! 😊
You know I'd like to thank you both. I started watching your channel interested in an American view of all things British. I had no idea that watching your channel would ignite a sense of pride and patriotism that I'm ashamed to say wasn't incredibly strong inside me. Sometimes people always focus on the bad aspects of history instead of celebrating the good and it tends to drag you down to nothing but negativity, so much so that for a long time I never felt I had the right to say I was proud to be British, I just never felt I could say it. I can honestly say now with my hand on my heart that I am proud to British and always will be. Your heartfelt tributes to our serving and fallen military and to Queen Elizabeth have been incredibly moving and very much appreciated. Thank you both again 🇺🇲❤🇬🇧
Thank you for that beautiful and respectful tribute.
Natasha, when you paused the clip to say the Queen wasn't faking her reaction, I was thinking the exact same thing about you. You struggled to speak then, and in you intro. Thank you ladies. From the daughter of an RAF serviceman now living in Lincolnshire