Queen Elizabeth II
Your host of great-grandchildren continues to grow
Queen Elizabeth II now has four children, eight grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren – many of them celebrated Trooping the Color with her on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in 2019.
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Lucas Philip Tindall is the name of the little boy who makes the Queen of England ten times great-grandmother. This is their entire great grandchildren.
Princess Anne’s (70) daughter, Zara Tindall (39), and her husband, ex-rugby star Mike Tindall (42), welcomed their son Lucas Philip Tindall to the family on Sunday. He is the tenth great-grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II (94) and Prince Philip (99). The Queen has also received great-granddaughters Mia (7) and Lena Tindall (2) from the Tindalls. The other seven great-grandchildren are descended from other royal grandchildren – the Queen has four children and eight grandchildren.
Savannah and Isla
The Queen’s very first grandchild also descends from Princess Anne: Peter Phillips (43) and still-wife Autumn Phillips (42) had daughters Savannah (10) and Isla Phillips (8) together.
August
Princess Eugenie (31) – one of the two daughters of the Queen’s son Prince Andrew (61) – and husband Jack Brooksbank (34) gave the monarch their ninth great-grandson: August Philip Hawke Brooksbank in early February 2021.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis
The eldest son of the Queen’s son and heir to the throne Prince Charles (72) has already given the Queen three great-grandchildren: Prince William (38) and his wife, Duchess Kate (39), had Prince George (7), Princess Charlotte (5) and Prince Louis (2). Only the children of the heir apparent and the future heir to the throne have an official prince title.
Archie
Prince William’s brother, Prince Harry (36), and his wife, Duchess Meghan (39), became the parents of little Archie Mountbatten-Windsor (1) in May 2019. The family lives in the USA and is expecting Queen’s grandson number eleven this summer.
And the fourth child of the Queen?
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip have three sons and one daughter. The not yet mentioned fourth son, Prince Edward (57), also gave the royal couple two grandchildren. But Louise Mountbatten-Windsor and her brother, James Viscount Severn, at 17 and 13 years of age, are still a little too young to have children of their own and thus other great-grandchildren of the Queen …