Sophie I

Sophie (Sophie Halsbury; born 25 November 2011), was the Queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms.

After the abdication of Harphis Halsbury following a coup d'etat, Sophie became head of the Commonwealth and queen regnant of the United Kingdom. She is currently the second head of state of the United Kingdom.

She has reigned as a constitutional monarch through major political changes, such as the Northern Ireland situation. Sophie has occasionally faced republican sentiments through her tenure, mainly from former Prime Minister Devin Beauclerk [citation needed], however support for the monarchy remains consistently high as does her personal popularity [citation needed].

She abdicated in December 2020 allowing her eldest son, The Prince of Wales ascend to the Throne becoming King Edward IX. She now enjoys a much more peaceful life as she has let her son take on the reigns.

Early life
During the reign of Harphis Halsbury, Sophie was first in the line of succession to the British throne. She was widely expected to become Queen considering her position as founder of the Royal Family United Kingdom and amid the growing unpopularity of Harphis Halsbury[citation needed].

Accession and coronation
Following the abdication of Harphis Halsbury, Sophie ascended to the throne to become the second head of state of the Royal Family United Kingdom. Her coronation was held on ____ and the Sophie Coronation Medal was awarded to all serving members of the British Armed Forces at the time [citation needed].

Reign
Sophie has seen three different Prime Ministers during her tenure, each being from different parties.

She set a new precedent in giving Royal Assent only to a specific set of sections in the Constitutional Reform Act 2020, withholding assent from passages of the bill concerning honours reform. She is also notable for withholding Royal Assent from Devin Beauclerk s proposed codified constitution.