News about Brian Mulroney

The Canadian stylist (pictured inset with her father-in-law), 43, who worked with the Duchess of Sussex, 42, on the set of Suits in Toronto, has posted a series of tear-jerking photographs from the sad event, which took place on Saturday. The mother-of-three, who is married to Brian's eldest son Ben, said on Instagram, "I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones" because you were to love you. 'Always making us laugh with your unique gift of storytelling.' A soothing baritone voice could be listened to for hours. Not a day went by that your Ben, Brian, John, Ivy, and I didn't feel loved by you. Papa's reign is in order of stability.' In her moving social media post, she said, 'You were truly one of a kind.'

Jessica Mulroney, the Canadian socialite who was also Meghan Markle's most close friend, will celebrate her 44th birthday today. Brian Mulroney, her father-in-law, has recently died. Mr Mulroney, the former prime minister of Canada's from 1984 to 1993, died on February 29 at the age of 84 and will lay in state in Ottawa until his funeral in Montreal on Saturday. Jessica, a mother of three who is married to Ben Ben the statesman's son, will no doubt keep a low profile during the formal mourning period.

In a tweet on X, the country's 18th prime minister died peacefully and surrounded by family, according to daughter Caroline Mulroney, who previously posted on X. Historically, Facebook has taken precedence over the country's 18th prime minister. "We're deeply sad to inform you that my father, The Right Honourable Brian Mulroney, Canada's 18th Prime Minister, is the cause of such sadness on behalf of my mother and our families.' He died peacefully in the arms of his family. 'When arrangements become available, we'll announce the terms of them,' Caroline said in a tweet.'

People from around the Commonwealth and the world lit candles, waved flags, and laid flowers as they watched the longest reigning British monarch be laid to rest. In Antigua and Barbuda, members of the armed forces gathered for the late Queen (centre), who remained head of state to the tiny country after independence in 1981. Although some people attended the service in churches and pubs, others managed to catch a glimpse of the intricate ceremony on their phones. In Cape Town (bottom right), Hong Kong, and elsewhere to encourage locals and British expatriates to come together and give their respects. Mourners held a candle-lit vigil in Hong Kong as they watched the British Consulate in Hong Kong, Buddhist monks held a prayer session at Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery in Kathmandu (top left), Nepal and women threw flowers on a portrait of the late King in front of Victoria Memorial Hall in Kolkata, India (top right).