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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"He will be remembered as the longest reigning consort to the Monarch, a decorated serviceman, a Prince and a Duke.
But to me, like many of you who have lost a loved one or grandparent over the pain of this past year, he was my grandpa: master of the barbecue, legend of banter, and cheeky right 'til the end," Prince Harry had lovingly penned in his heartfelt tribute to the late Prince Philip, who sadly passed away on April 9 at the age of 99.But did you know, the patriarch of the royal family
.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.
The Queen has marked the first Father's Day without Prince Philip in a heartfelt tribute on The Royal Family Instagram page.
The Queen has paid a touching tribute to to Prince Philip marking the first Father's Day without him. The Royal Family shared snaps of three generations of royal dads to celebrate their memory.
Emotions ran high as Sophie, Countess of Wessex, tearfully expressed that Prince Philip's death has left a "giant-sized hole" within the royal family. Speaking to Naga Munchetty during an interview with BBC Radio 5, the 55 year old was unable to hold back her tears as she reflected on the loss of the 99 year old and the difficulty of grieving for him during the pandemic.
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.
A rare photograph of Prince Philip and Kate Middleton’s grandfather has been unearthed which shows they met decades ahead of their respective grandchildren. Prince William’s grandfather surprisingly crossed paths with Captain Peter Middleton years before Kate and William were even born.
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
Prince Philip is forever in Queen Elizabeth II‘s heart. The 95-year-old royal paid tribute to her late husband a day before what would have been his milestone 100th birthday on June 10th, 2021.
Prince Philip's legacy and memory live on.
Meghan Markle’s due date is coming up next week – on what would have been the late Prince Philip’s 100th birthday, a report said on Saturday. Markle and Prince Harry’s second child, a girl, is expected to be born on Thursday, according to The Sun, citing a royal insider.
It has been over a month since Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh's demise but the late royal made it to Twitter trends in India after several netizens bombarded the micro-blogging site. Turns out, King’s College London was forced to apologise after an email bulletin featuring a picture of Prince Philip upset the staffers.