Wales family joins senior royals at Trooping the Colour as tribute paid to
crash victims
Prince William and Princess Catherine, along with their children—Prince
George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—attended King Charles’ official
birthday parade on June 14, marking a prominent moment at this year’s Trooping
the Colour.
The family was seen heading to Buckingham Palace, where Catherine and
Charlotte caught attention in coordinated outfits, twinning for the ceremonial
gathering. George and Louis later appeared in classic three-piece suits for
the royal balcony moment.
In a respectful gesture, Prince William wore a black armband with his military
uniform, following King Charles’ instruction to honour the victims of the
recent Air India plane crash. The tribute also included a moment of silence
during the celebrations.
King Charles and Queen Camilla were joined by other senior royals, including
Princess Anne and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, as the family reunited
for the monarch’s annual parade.
The day concluded with the traditional RAF fly-past, observed from the
Buckingham Palace balcony, bringing the royal celebration to a poignant and
symbolic close.
