The Queen was joined by a special guest as she began her annual tour of Scotland on Monday.
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The Queen has marked the first Father's Day without Prince Philip in a heartfelt tribute on The Royal Family Instagram page.
In a sweet throwback post shared on social media on Sunday 20 June, The Queen is pictured alongside her father, King George VI, her late husband, Philip, as well as their young son, Prince Charles.The adults are all seen doting on giggling Charles, now 72, as he sits on a deer statue in Balmoral in 1951, two years before the beloved Queen's coronation and a year before her
.The Queen was joined by a special guest as she began her annual tour of Scotland on Monday.
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Gone but not forgotten. The royal family is celebrating their first Father’s Day since Prince Philip‘s death, but they made sure to include him in their tributes.
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After commemorating the late Prince Philip's 100th birthday this week, Queen Elizabeth has reunited with her royal family members for the first time since her beloved husband's funeral on April 17 at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle.
The Queen was in the company of the Duke Of Kent as she arrived for her first Trooping The Colour ceremony since the loss of her husband Prince Philip earlier this year. Her Majesty is celebrating her 95th birthday with a scaled-back version of the usual Trooping The Colour events in Windsor this year due to Covid-19 restrictions.The Queen sported a lilac ensemble adorned with gold detail for the military parade in Windsor ahead of a “memorable and uplifting” day for the monarch.
United front. Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Duchess Camilla, Prince William and Duchess Kate stepped out together for the first time since Prince Philip’s funeral and the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter, Lili.
Never forgotten. Prince Charles, Prince William and more members of the royal family paid tribute to the late Prince Philip on what would have been his 100th birthday on Thursday, June 10.
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The royal family marks an important milestone today as late Prince Philip turns 100 today. The Duke of Edinburgh, who passed away in April 2021, would have turned 100 today.
The Queen marked what would have been her husband Prince Philip's 100th birthday on Thursday 10 June with a sweet moment at Windsor Castle. Prince Philip "peacefully" passed away at the age of 99 on 9 April at Windsor with his beloved wife by his side.
In honour of what would have been Prince Philip's 100th birthday, his wife Queen Elizabeth received a very special gift which artfully remembers The Duke of Edinburgh's "remarkable life." The Royal Horticultural Society, of which The Queen is a royal patron, presented her with the Duke of Edinburgh Rose, a newly bred type of rose named after the late royal, as per The Palace's announcement, via Entertainment Tonight.It was Keith Weed, Royal Horticultural President, who gifted the special rose to