. More than 1000 Paddington bears and other teddies that were left outside royal residences in London and Windsor by members of the public in memory of the late Queen Elizabeth II will be donated to children's hospitals, Buckingham Palace revealed on Saturday. According to BBC, the bears have been professionally cleaned and will be delivered to Barnardo's children's charity, a nonprofit organization that the late monarch passed to Camilla, queen consort, in 2016. The royal family celebrated the announcement by releasing a new photograph of the queen consort, featuring the 75-year-old with some of the Paddingtons and teddy bears. . Please look after this Bear The Queen Consort is pictured with some of the 1,000 teddy bears that were left in tribute to Queen Elizabeth, which will now be donated to @barnardos. The bears have been scrubbed up to look their best ahead of arrival at their new home. pic.twitter.com/IfMJnyHyXj â The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) October 15, 2 ...