<p>On Tuesday, it was widely reported that Britain's Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton will be making her first official public appearance post surgery in June during the Trooping the Colour event.&nbsp;&nbsp;While Kensington Palace had not made any announcement about Kate's appearance, it was the British Army's official website that had claimed that the Princess would be in attendance at the event.&nbsp;<br />
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A day later, as the news of Kate's public appearance went viral, the British Army removed the claim it had made on its website.&nbsp;<br />
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The claim had caused a brief confusion as Kensington Palace stated that it had not confirmed her appearance. The Kensington Palace usually makes announcements related to Prince William and Kate Middleton's public appearance.&nbsp;<br />
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Now reports are stating that the Army did not seek any approval from the palace before publishing it on the website.<br />
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Tickets were being sold on the site for the military spectacle with a picture of Catherine mentioning that she would be reviewing troops on 8 June.<br />
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<strong>Why did Army make such a claim without prior approval?</strong><br />
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The Army perhaps published the details about Kate's attendance based on her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards - the regiment trooping its colour this year. Princess Kate has attended Trooping the Colour every year since marrying Prince William in 2011 barring the time during the pandemic when it was scaled down due to COVID-19 restrictions.<br />
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<strong>Official announcement from Kensington Palace awaited</strong><br />
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Only Kensington Palace can confirm details of the princess's engagements. Kate has been away from the public eye since January 2024 after she underwent abdominal surgery for an unspecified condition.&nbsp;</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/kate-middleton-seen-first-time-since-hospitalisation-696616">Kate Middleton seen for first time since hospitalisation</a><br />
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Fans have been speculating about when the royal would be resuming her duties. She was seen on Monday in a car with her mother Carole near Windsor Castle in the UK. This was her first appearance - although not official - post-surgery.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kensington Palace has assured that the princess is doing well but is not due to return to public duties before Easter which falls on the end of March.&nbsp;<br />
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<strong>King Charles will be attending the Trooping the Colour event</strong><br />
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The website also said King Charles III would be reviewing the troops in the final parade on 15 June. Interestingly, his attendance has also not been confirmed by Buckingham Palace.&nbsp;The website has so far not altered this information on the website.&nbsp;The King has suspended public engagements after beginning cancer treatment.</p>


On Tuesday, it was widely reported that Britain's Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton will be making her first official public appearance post surgery in June during the Trooping the Colour event.

On Tuesday, it was widely reported that Britain's Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton will be making her first official public appearance post surgery in June during the Trooping the Colour event. While Kensington Palace had not made any announcement about Kate's appearance, it was the British Army's official website that had claimed that the Princess would be in attendance at the event. A day later, as the news of Kate's public appearance went viral, the British Army removed the claim it had made on its website. The claim had caused a brief confusion as Kensington Palace stated that it had not confirmed her appearance. The Kensington Palace usually makes announcements related to Prince William and Kate Middleton's public appearance. Now reports are stating that the Army did not seek any approval from the palace before publishing it on the website. Tickets were being sold on the site for the military spectacle with a picture of Catherine mentioning that she would be reviewing troops on 8 June. Why did Army make such a claim without prior approval? The Army perhaps published the details about Kate's attendance based on her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards - the regiment trooping its colour this year. Princess Kate has attended Trooping the Colour every year since marrying Prince William in 2011 barring the time during the pandemic when it was scaled down due to COVID-19 restrictions. Official announcement from Kensington Palace awaited Only Kensington Palace can confirm details of the princess's engagements. Kate has been away from the public eye since January 2024 after she underwent abdominal surgery for an unspecified condition. Kate Middleton seen for first time since hospitalisation Fans have been speculating about when the royal would be resuming her duties. She was seen on Monday in a car with her mother Carole near Windsor Castle in the UK. This was her first appearance - although not official - post-surgery. Kensington Palace has assured that the princess is doing well but is not due to return to public duties before Easter which falls on the end of March. King Charles will be attending the Trooping the Colour event The website also said King Charles III would be reviewing the troops in the final parade on 15 June. Interestingly, his attendance has also not been confirmed by Buckingham Palace. The website has so far not altered this information on the website. The King has suspended public engagements after beginning cancer treatment.

British Army removes claim of Kate Middleton’s attendance at Trooping the Colour event from website

<p>Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in London, UK. This is the first time when the couple is in the city after they stepped back from their Royal duties in the year 2020. The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration kicked off in London with the Trooping the colours ceremony and all the royal members were in attendance except Prince Andrew.&nbsp;<br />
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The&nbsp;couple joined the other royals for the four-day-long celebration to mark the Queen's 70 years on the throne. But, the couple stayed pretty low key and their children Archie and daughter Lilibet were not part of the celebration.&nbsp;<br />
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As it was reported, Harry and Meghan were not standing on the balcony with other Royal family members and neither did they arrive in a royal carriage like other family members.&nbsp;The couple, who planned to stay away from the limelight, still grabbed the netizen's eyes for the cute moment they shared with the young royals.&nbsp;<br />
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The viral picture shows the couple cutely shushing all the kids as they together watch the parade.&nbsp;For the day, Harry was looking dapper in a suit. Meanwhile, Markle was wearing a navy-blue dress with a large blue hat.<br />
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Meanwhile, as per multiple reports, Queen Elizabeth will finally meet her great-granddaughter Lilibet Diana, daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, for the first time. Meghan and Harry's baby girl will also turn one this weekend.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The moment also takes us back to Harry's childhood. During the parade in 1990, when Harry was only five years old shushed his cousin, Princess Beatrice on the balcony. Where he was stading with his late mother Diana and Queen Elizabeth.&nbsp;<br />
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The couple welcomed their daughter last year on June 4 &nbsp;in America where they shifted after stepping back from their royal duties. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The weekend-long celebration of Queen's Platinum Jubliee&nbsp;began&nbsp;on June 2 and will end&nbsp;on June 5.</p>


Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in London, UK. This is the first time when the couple is in the city after they stepped back from their Royal duties in the year 2020.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in London, UK. This is the first time when the couple is in the city after they stepped back from their Royal duties in the year 2020. The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration kicked off in London with the Trooping the colours ceremony and all the royal members were in attendance except Prince Andrew. The couple joined the other royals for the four-day-long celebration to mark the Queen's 70 years on the throne. But, the couple stayed pretty low key and their children Archie and daughter Lilibet were not part of the celebration. As it was reported, Harry and Meghan were not standing on the balcony with other Royal family members and neither did they arrive in a royal carriage like other family members. The couple, who planned to stay away from the limelight, still grabbed the netizen's eyes for the cute moment they shared with the young royals. The viral picture shows the couple cutely shushing all the kids as they together watch the parade. For the day, Harry was looking dapper in a suit. Meanwhile, Markle was wearing a navy-blue dress with a large blue hat. Meanwhile, as per multiple reports, Queen Elizabeth will finally meet her great-granddaughter Lilibet Diana, daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, for the first time. Meghan and Harry's baby girl will also turn one this weekend. Consistent king #princeharry #meghanmarkle #meghan #sussex pic.twitter.com/EG7hXkNcNB — Missjungshook (@missjungshook) June 3, 2022 × #Meghan🥰🥰🔥🔥 https://t.co/gquXwZcX4F — Righteousness777 (@Righteousness71) June 3, 2022 × #Megha, Her Royal Highness, #TheDuchessofSussex#PrincessOfChildren, Princess Henry of Wales 😍❤ #PrincessMeghan #Meghan #MeghanMarkle #DuchessofImpact pic.twitter.com/2yHLyiVFm7 — SussexNewChapter (@SussexReal) June 3, 2022 × The moment also takes us back to Harry's childhood. During the parade in 1990, when Harry was only five years old shushed his cousin, Princess Beatrice on the balcony. Where he was stading with his late mother Diana and Queen Elizabeth. The couple welcomed their daughter last year on June 4 in America where they shifted after stepping back from their royal duties. The weekend-long celebration of Queen's Platinum Jubliee began on June 2 and will end on June 5.

Harry, Meghan Markle cute moments from Trooping the Colour ceremony goes viral

<p>The queen of the United Kingdom, Elizabeth II will celebrate her 92nd official birthday tomorrow even though the queen turned 92 on April 21 which was her actual birthday.</p>

<p>Every year, the queen&nbspcelebrates her birthday twice a year one is her actual birthday which is April 21 and one is her official birthday which is celebrated on every second Saturday of June.</p>

<p>This year the United Kingdom will mark her 92 birthday on&nbspJune 9 with Trooping the Colour parade.</p>

<p>The traditional parade of soldiers in ceremonial uniform in central London takes place in June every year. It usually ends with a fly-past over Buckingham Palace. Her June birthday celebrations, two months after the queen's actual birthday, are to keep with the tradition of ensuring celebrations are in the summer.</p>

<p>The tradition of monarch celebrating their birthdays twice in a year is going on since 1748 when King George II celebrated his birthday in June as his real birthday comes in November and due to the cold weather in that month the traditional parade can't happen.</p>

<p>The date of the celebration varies every year as adopted by each country. However it is &nbspgenerally set around the end of May or start of June, to coincide with a higher probability of fine weather for outdoor ceremonies, rather than with the monarch's actual birthday</p>

<p>The queen, however, on her actual 92nd birthday in April, &nbspbroke with tradition and publicly celebrated with a special televised concert. Singers Tom Jones, Kylie Minogue, Sting and Shaggy were among those who entertained Elizabeth and other British royals at the concert, known as "The Queen's Birthday Party" at London's Albert Hall.</p>

<p>Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926, in Bruton Street in central London and became queen in 1952 at the age 25, meaning she has now reigned for more than 66 years.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from news agencies)</em><br />
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Queen Elizabeth celebrated her real birthday on April 21

The queen of the United Kingdom, Elizabeth II will celebrate her 92nd official birthday tomorrow even though the queen turned 92 on April 21 which was her actual birthday. Every year, the queen&nbspcelebrates her birthday twice a year one is her actual birthday which is April 21 and one is her official birthday which is celebrated on every second Saturday of June. This year the United Kingdom will mark her 92 birthday on&nbspJune 9 with Trooping the Colour parade. The traditional parade of soldiers in ceremonial uniform in central London takes place in June every year. It usually ends with a fly-past over Buckingham Palace. Her June birthday celebrations, two months after the queen's actual birthday, are to keep with the tradition of ensuring celebrations are in the summer. The tradition of monarch celebrating their birthdays twice in a year is going on since 1748 when King George II celebrated his birthday in June as his real birthday comes in November and due to the cold weather in that month the traditional parade can't happen. The date of the celebration varies every year as adopted by each country. However it is &nbspgenerally set around the end of May or start of June, to coincide with a higher probability of fine weather for outdoor ceremonies, rather than with the monarch's actual birthday The queen, however, on her actual 92nd birthday in April, &nbspbroke with tradition and publicly celebrated with a special televised concert. Singers Tom Jones, Kylie Minogue, Sting and Shaggy were among those who entertained Elizabeth and other British royals at the concert, known as "The Queen's Birthday Party" at London's Albert Hall. Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926, in Bruton Street in central London and became queen in 1952 at the age 25, meaning she has now reigned for more than 66 years. (With inputs from news agencies)

Here is why Queen Elizabeth celebrates her birthday twice a year