Military ceremony in London, held at the Royal Albert Hall, paid tribute to British soldiers who lost their lives in conflicts
The princess, wife of Prince William and future queen consort of , participated this Saturday (9) in a military ceremony in London, the first after completing chemotherapy treatment against cancer in September. The event, held at the Royal Albert Hall, paid tribute to British soldiers who lost their lives in conflict. Kate, alongside William and King Charles III, was present at an official event of the monarchy, resuming her public commitments with this appearance. This Sunday (10), she is expected to participate in another ceremony at the United Kingdom’s official war monument, in memory of British fighters.
This is the first time this year that Kate has undertaken public engagements on two consecutive days, signaling her gradual return to official royal activities. Queen Camilla, who is recovering from a lung infection, will not take part in this weekend’s ceremonies, according to a statement from Buckingham Palace. She is expected to resume public duties next week. Camilla and Charles, married since 2005, recently returned from a trip to the Pacific, which included visits to Australia and Samoa, with a private stop in India.
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*With information from AFP
Published by Felipe Dantas
