Prince William And Kate Middleton they will not celebrate the birthday of the granddaughter Lilibet Diana with the rest of the family. On the day the second daughter of the prince Harry and of Meghan Markle will blow on his first candle thetogether with great grandmother whose name it bears, during the small party dedicated to her Frogmore Cottagethe Dukes of Cambridge will not be in London.
To take them away from the capital – and also from the meeting with the Dukes of Sussex – will be official commitments: after the greeting to the subjects from the balcony of Buckingham Palace at the end of Trooping the ColorThursday 2 June, the Dukes of Cambridge will, in fact, take the road to Wales, where they will participate in the local celebrations of Jubilee representing the Queen.
Although often i royals they experience state travel only as a tiring commitment that they would gladly save themselves this time William and Kate are happy to leave. Not just because Wales is a very dear place to them (it is here, in fact, that in 2011 William and Kate they had lived and this is where the little one was born George), but also why this short tour will allow them to elegantly escape an awkward afternoon at Frogmore Cottagewhere instead they would be forced to perform in forced smiles for the good of the children and especially the Queen.
Although it may seem so, however, it was not a strategic decision to avoid visiting his brother and sister-in-law. The others too working members of the royal family, in fact, are preparing their suitcases to represent the Sovereign outside the capital: the prince Edward And Sophie of Wessex they will go to Northern Ireland, and the royal princess Anna in Scotland.
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