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Royals Toast Queen Elizabeth II's Legacy
21 Apr
Summary
- King Charles led royals in a tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
- Kate and William shared a rare, affectionate public moment.
- The event celebrated Queen Elizabeth II's life on her birth anniversary.
On the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's birth, the Royal Family gathered at Buckingham Palace for a special reception. King Charles led the event, which celebrated the late monarch's life and legacy. The King personally greeted guests and cut a cake, which was then distributed to 190 attendees.
Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, shared a rare moment of public affection, observed in the Marble Hall. The couple appeared in high spirits, with William reportedly making a joke that delighted Kate. The reception also included centenarians celebrating their own birthdays, with the King presenting them with signed cards.
Notable royal absences included Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who remain in the US. The children of the Prince and Princess of Wales were also absent, as were Prince Andrew and his daughters. Other absent royals included the children of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess Anne's family.
