Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis ‘really enjoy’ Trooping the Colour and are likely to appear. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Princess Louis all “really enjoy Trooping the Colour” so it wouldn’t be surprising if William brought them along, a royal commentator has claimed.
It has not yet been confirmed as to whether the Prince William and Princess Kate’s children will attend the event but it is “unlikely” that their mother will appear as she recovers from her recent cancer diagnosis. However, it has been reported that the Princess of Wales is considering appearing on the royal balcony, “if she feels well enough”.
In previous years, the future Queen has been accompanied by her husband, Prince William, and their three kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Speaking about the likelihood that William will bring the children, royal author Katie Nicholl told Entertainment Tonight: “They’ve been up there several times now. “They are always impeccably behaved, often entertaining, and they always seem to enjoy it. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if William decides to bring them.” “They’re not working members of the Royal Family yet, but they will be,” she continued. ”
Prince George is a future king, so for the public to be able to see George, Charlotte, and Louis on occasions like this is really quite important.” King Charles has confirmed that he will be attending the event despite his own cancer diagnosis. However some parts of the annual event have been changed and viewers will see the King riding in a horse-drawn carriage alongside his wife Queen Camilla instead of on horseback, according to the palace. In past years, Kate has taken part in the parade and watched the military flyover from the balcony of Buckingham Palace alongside her family.
Kate’s last in-person public appearance was last December when she joined members of the royal family at a Christmas Day church service in Sandringham. She later went into the hospital for a planned abdominal surgery in which they discovered that she had a form of cancer. The palace said at the time that Kate would return to official duties when she is cleared by her medical team to do so. The princess did not attend the traditional rehearsal for the parade on June 8 and sent a heartfelt apology to the Irish Guards. In the note that she signed as Colonel Catherine, the Princess of Wales said that it is a “great honour” to be the group’s ceremonial leader. The royal added that she hoped to be able to represent the Irish Guards soon. Princess Charlotte beamed in a stylish navy sailor dress to join Princess Kate, Prince George and Prince Louis today.
The princess, nine, wore a very similar dress to last year’s Trooping the Colour ceremony, as both were inspired by a sailor’s outfit. However, Charlotte opted for a navy dress with white accents today, as opposed to a white dress with red accents. The dress appeared to complement the Princess of Wales’s outfit, which was white with black accents. Princess Charlotte also followed the current bow trend which is popular at the moment, with a statement white ribbon in her hair and another one on her navy nautical dress. She finished this year’s outfit with white Mary Jane flats. Her mother, Princess Kate, wore white heels with her own Jenny Packham dress.
This made for an adorable mother-daughter matching fashion moment. In the carriage, Charlotte was joined by her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis. All three Wales children matched each other with their stylish navy looks. Royal fans loved Charlotte’s outfit today and took to social media to praise the nine-year-old’s style. One said: “The three of them in line with matching outfits, and especially Charlotte’s dress, reminded me of the Von Trapp kids in The Sound of Music. They are too cute. And matching with Catherine was just perfection!” Meanwhile, another wrote: “I love Princess Charlotte’s dress! It’s really cute. The children are growing into lovely young people. The Princess of Wales looks fantastic in her dress! Glad she’s up to today’s parade.”