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Princess shows late Queen’s legacy in safe hands at centenary celebration
Princess Anne opened the two-acre garden with a hidden corgi tribute as royals marked Queen Elizabeth II’s 100th birthday with London events.
- On Tuesday, the Royal Family marked what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday with public engagements across London, honoring the late monarch's legacy of service.
- King Charles III issued a personal message describing his mother as "my darling mama," reflecting on her steadfast devotion to those she served throughout her reign.
- Buckingham Palace hosted a reception Tuesday for representatives of the late Queen's patronages, including Cancer Research and the Army Benevolent Fund, where the King presented centenary cards to citizens celebrating their 100th birthdays.
- Princess Anne officially opened the Queen Elizabeth II Garden in Regent's Park on Tuesday, a two-acre space featuring the late Queen's favorite plants and a hidden corgi statue tribute.
- Prince William and Princess Catherine shared rarely-seen photos on Instagram, remembering the Queen's "lifetime of duty" as tributes honored her enduring influence across the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William Share a Tribute to Queen Elizabeth on the 100th Anniversary of Her Birth
April 21 marks the 100th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's birth. Here is a look at how the royal family is marking the occasion, from a landmark fashion exhibition at Buckingham Palace to a new memorial garden at Regent's Park.
Princess Kate surprises in colour she rarely wears - and late Queen Elizabeth's jewels
The Princess of Wales looked stunning in lilac as she joined King Charles in viewing the design recommendations for the Queen Elizabeth Memorial at the British Museum on what would have been Queen Elizabeth's 100th birthday.
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