Meghan Markle Sang God Save The Queen At Church Service With Queen Elizabeth II 

Meghan Markle Just Sang \'God Save the Queen\' at Church Service with the Queen

Meghan Markle hasn’t missed a beat when it comes to her royal duties!

The future royal bride-to-be was caught on camera singing along to the national anthem, “God Save the Queen,” during the Commonwealth Day church service at Westminster Abbey on Monday. And she gave a flawless performance as she sang along with the congregation as her future grandmother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth, arrived at the Abbey.

The British National Anthem is sung by the congregation in the presence of The Queen. #CommonwealthDay pic.twitter.com/qc2cf3osF8

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) March 12, 2018

Twitter took notice of her rendition, praising her for a job well done.

Meghan Markle definitely knows the words to God Save the Queen and was singing it at #CommonwealthDay service

Good to see Meghan singing national anthem. Wonder if she knows the second and third verses – none of us Brits do! https://t.co/b83ymTQZni

— phil dampier (@phildampier) March 12, 2018

Meghan is singing along to the national anthem and I may cry #MeghanMarkle #CommonwealthDay pic.twitter.com/iuuA3Y2HxA

— Meghan Maven (@MeghanMaven) March 12, 2018

After Meghan’s engagement to Prince Harry in November, the royal family announced that she intends to become a citizen of the United Kingdom after she weds.

A spokesperson for the family said it’s “too early to say” if Markle will retain her American citizenship after she becomes a British citizen. While she’s going through the process to become a British citizen, she will remain an American citizen.

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