Double rainbow spotted above Buckingham Palace as crowd mourns Queen's demise

The United Kingdom’s longest serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96 years at her summer home Balmoral Castle, Scotland on Thursday afternoon.

The crowd had gathered around Buckingham Palace, London on Thursday because of the reports that she was very ill. And two rainbows over Buckingham Palace appeared shortly before the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II was made.

Canadian TV personality Jennifer Valentyne went to Twitter to post a picture which captured this beautiful event. “A double rainbow today over Buckingham Palace. They say a double rainbow symbolizes a transformation in life and when it appears after someone passes it is a gateway to heaven. Rest In Peace #QueenElizabeth,” she wrote while sharing the photograph.

Have a look at this picture:

A double rainbow today over Buckingham Palace ❤️ They say a double rainbow symbolizes a transformation in life and when it appears after someone passes it is a gateway to heaven. Rest In Peace #QueenElizabeth pic.twitter.com/uXhdjYHTUQ

— Jennifer Valentyne (@JennValentyne) September 8, 2022

Some people shared in the comment section that they also saw a similar thing happen when their loved one passed away.

“Not only did the Queen remind me of my mother-in-law; but when my mother in law passed we have a double rainbow photo towards the park at the end of her street in Ireland that she walked daily. Kind of weird there was one over Buckingham place today. RIP Queen Victoria II,” one user wrote.

Not only did the Queen remind me of my mother in law; but when my mother in law passed we have a double rainbow photo towards the park at the end of her street in Ireland that she walked daily.