Prince George, Princess Charlotte + Prince Louis
This task is given to them at the throne jubilee
Prince William and Duchess Catherine with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis
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While it is still not certain whether Prince Harry will travel to London for the jubilee and Queen Elizabeth herself will be there, the program for the big holiday has been set. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will also take part and can look forward to a special task.
The celebrations for the platinum anniversary are still overshadowed by speculation: will Prince Harry, 37, arrive from the USA? And will Queen Elizabeth, 96, be able to attend her big day of honor after having to slow down in recent months due to health problems? Meanwhile, the program for the festive season is already being planned with the other members of the royal family.
Prince Charles is preparing for his role as host
According to the British newspaper Telegraph, Prince Charles, 73, is preparing for his role as host for several important events, including the holiday concert, at which he will give a speech. Duchess Camilla, 74, is said to use her social skills at a big lunch.
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Meanwhile, Prince William, 39, will take care of military events and accompany a rehearsal of the “Trooping the Color” military parade. The parade is considered the highlight of the anniversary weekend. For Duchess Catherine, 40, the focus will be on the children. She will take care of the “Superbloom” project, in which the moat will be flooded with flowers – including a slide.
An exciting program awaits Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis
An exciting program also awaits the children of the Cambridges. Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 4, are said to be attending some of the events. However, their parents may only confirm this shortly before, as they did at the memorial service for Prince Philip, † 99, in April.
The three siblings could accompany their mother on her “Superbloom” project, after all, they are known to love nature. Fans and onlookers can also look forward to her appearance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. The Cambridge kids could also make their debut in the carriage at the “Trooping the Color” military parade. Her father, Prince William, took his first official carriage ride at the age of four.
Detailed plans for the Royal Family’s attendance at the anniversary weekend, which will take place from June 2-5, are still being finalised.
Source used: telegraph.co.uk