Clouds in shape of Queen Elizabeth II's face appear after her death; pic goes viral

Following the announcement of Queen Elizabeth II's demise, condolences have been pouring in from all around the world for the longest reigning British monarch. Celebrities from every field have paid their tribute to the Queen.

Well, there is one specific post that has seized the focus of many. An image, posted on Facebook, shows a cloud formation which resembles the Queen’s face along with her trademark hat.

The image was taken by a woman, identified as Leanne Bethell just an hour after the Royal Family confirmed Queen Elizabeth II’s death. Bethell was on her way home in the Telford town of England when she saw the heartening sight while driving, according to Herald Sun.

Without wasting much time, Bethell quickly took a few pictures of the unusual cloud and uploaded them on her facebook page. ‘ Driving home and my daughter starts shouting OMG. I panicked...Then she pointed this iage out in the clouds,’ the caption read.

The cloud is seen amidst rays of sunlight and bears an uncanny similarity to the Queen’s face. Furthermore, it appears as if the cloud also features the iconic hat of Queen Elizabeth II, which she used to sport on numerous occasions.

One more fascinating instance was witnessed in the hours after the Queen died. Soon after the news of her death became known, scores of Queen Elizabeth II’s fans gathered outside Buckingham Palace to pay respect.

While the crowd mourned the Queen’s demise, a double rainbow appeared in the sky. As per an AFP report, the rainbow was seen just before it was announced that Queen Elizabeth II was no more.

Another rainbow was witnessed when the flag was lowered at the Queen’s Windsor Castle residence outside London. Pictures of the rainbow were extensively shared on social media as users remembered the Queen.

After Queen Elizabeth II’s death, the crown has been passed on to her eldest son Prince Charles who has now become King Charles after ascending the throne.

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