Everyone’s saying the same thing as Queen’s job title is revealed on her death certificate
THE Queen’s death certificate has just been released – and everyone’s saying the same thing about Her Majesty’s job title.
Officials today released the certificate, which confirmed the late monarch passed away at 3.10pm on September 8 at Scotland‘s Balmoral Castle, aged 96.
It also revealed her cause of death was old age, and that the official informant was Princess Anne, who had been at Her Majesty’s bedside when she died.
The masses have taken to Twitter to pay some of their final respects – but there’s one part of the document that stood out to many.
Below the Monarch’s name is her occupation, which is: “Her Majesty The Queen.”
One Twitter user said: “I love how they describe her occupation.”
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Another said: “There’s something endearing that the Queen’s death certificate lists her occupation as Her Majesty the Queen.”
One person added: “Quite funny that her official occupation is listed on the coroner’s report as ‘The Queen’.”
Another said: “Easier I suppose than to write monarch/head of state of 15 countries and Head of the Commonwealth!”
One playfully added: “’What do you I put under ‘occupation’?’ – eh put ‘Queen’.”
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And when one person posted: “She had a good answer for the ‘occupation’ question.”
Another user replied: “I read a long time ago that the more important you are the smaller your CV needs to be.”
Others called the job title the “the best” and “iconic”.
The certificate also gave job descriptions for the Queen’s parents under their full names, listing them as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother.
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When Prince Philip‘s death certificate was released last year, many noted his occupation, too.
It said: “Queen’s husband.”
Her Majesty’s death certificate also detailed her full name of Elizabeth Alexandra Mary, and her usual residence was noted as Windsor Castle.
It said her passing was certified by registered medical practitioner Douglas James Allan Glass.
Sadly, the Queen’s marital status was given as “widowed”.