The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wished the Queen her 96th birthday.
Prince William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 40, shared two photos on Instagram to mark the occasion, including a touching family photo showing the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh with some of their great-grandchildren.
The couple hailed the Queen as an “inspiration” in the accompanying post, writing: “Wishing Her Majesty the Queen a very happy 96th birthday today!
“Inspiration for so many people in the United Kingdom, the British Commonwealth and the world, it’s especially special to celebrate this #Patin Jubilee Year.”
The Queen will celebrate the day alone at the Wood Farm in Sandringham, after traveling past Windsor Castle yesterday.
The “modest” farm on the Norfolk estate is the place where her beloved husband, Prince Philip, spent much of his time after retiring from royal duties.
This comes amid new disappointment on the part of the royal family after Prince Harry filmed at the company in American television interviews
Prince Charles is said to be at the end of his relationship with his youngest son, as palace staff who cared for Her Majesty throughout the pandemic accused the Duke of Sussex of “breathtaking arrogance” for his speculation. that his grandmother needed extra protection.
Beautiful memories: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wished the Queen her 96th birthday. In the first photo shared by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the couple can be seen admiring Kate 2019’s Royal Chelsea Flower Show Garden with Her Majesty
Proud great-grandparents: The second photo taken by the Duchess of Cambridge at Balmoral Castle in 2018 shows Prince Philip and the Queen with seven of their great-grandchildren. Pictured from left to right: Prince George, Prince Louis (in the Queen’s hands), Savannah Phillips (upright), Princess Charlotte, the Duke of Edinburgh, Isla Phillips with Lena Tyndall in her arms and Mia Tyndall
Warm wishes: The couple welcomes the Queen as an “inspiration” in the accompanying post
He claims that she confides in him things she can’t talk about with anyone else. And in a thorny comment, he said of his visit to Windsor Castle last week: “I’m just making sure she’s protected and has the right people around her.”
He also risks further fueling the rift with his estranged older brother by saying that their late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, is now watching him beyond the grave while “she did her thing” with Prince William and his family.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge continue as usual and are photographed to celebrate the Queen’s birthday.
The first photo shows the couple admiring Kate’s 2019 Royal Chelsea Flower Show Garden with Her Majesty.
The second photo, taken by the Duchess of Cambridge at Balmoral Castle in 2018, shows Prince Philip and the Queen with seven of their great-grandchildren.
The Duke of Edinburgh is holding his arm around the daughter of Peter Phillips Isla, while the Queen is seen holding the then Prince Louis in her arms.
The photo was first released from Cambridge after the Duke of Edinburgh’s death last year.
This comes after a new portrait of the queen with two of her favorite fallen ponies went on sale on the occasion of her 96th birthday.
Taken at Windsor Castle last month, the glorious photo shows the monarch standing with two of her favorite fallen ponies, Bybeck Nightingale and Bybeck Katie, in front of a huge magnolia tree in full bloom in early spring.
A new portrait of the queen with two of her favorite fallen ponies was released on her 96th birthday as she quietly celebrated the remarkable event in Sandringham
The image was published by the Royal Windsor Horse Show, which the Queen has attended every year since 1943, and was taken by Henry Dalal, who was commissioned to make an official portrait of her to mark her 90th birthday.
This year’s Royal Windsor Horse Show will mark the platinum anniversary of Gallop through history, a spectacular equestrian show featuring horses from around the world
Her love for the world of horses is something she shares with her mother, and she has been breeding and racing horses for more than 60 years.
This year’s Epsom derby coincides with the Queen’s platinum anniversary weekend, which will also include Trooping the Color and a Thanksgiving service at St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Quiet celebrations: The queen travels to the home of her late beloved husband in Sandringham before her 96th birthday today. In the photo, the queen arrives at Wood Farm yesterday
Near Philip: The Queen will remain at Wood Farm – the “modest” country house that Prince Philip made his home after retiring from public life – until early next week. Pictured is the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh in a photo published to mark his 99th birthday in June 2020.
There is speculation that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex may be traveling from California. The couple stopped visiting the Queen in Windsor last week on their way to the Invictus Games in the Netherlands.
Harry said his grandmother “does not look forward” to her birthday in another interview on American television.
Asked about the Queen’s upcoming birthday in an interview with NBC Today host Hoda Cott, Prince Harry seems to have suggested that the Queen is “bored” with the festivities.
Speaking to the TV operator, he said: “I think she is … I think after a certain age you get bored of birthdays.
Mrs. Cott replied, “Do you think she’s tired of ’96?” “I think so,” Prince Harry replied. But the duke seemed to change direction when asked if the queen would be “bored” for her anniversary.
He replied, “No. I do not think so. Now it has several anniversaries and each one is a little different. I’m sure she’s looking forward to it.
Long to master us! Queen poses with her favorite fallen ponies in a new photo posted by the Windsor Horse Show to mark her 96th birthday as she spends a quiet landmark event in Sandringham
A new portrait of the queen with two of her favorite fallen ponies was released on the occasion of her 96th birthday.
Taken at Windsor Castle last month, the glorious photo shows the monarch standing with two of her favorite fallen ponies, Bybeck Nightingale and Bybeck Katie, in front of a huge magnolia tree in full bloom in early spring.
The image was published by the Royal Windsor Horse Show, which the Queen has attended every year since 1943, and was taken by Henry Dalal, who was commissioned to make an official portrait of her to mark her 90th birthday.
A new portrait of the queen with two of her favorite fallen ponies was released on her 96th birthday as she quietly celebrated the remarkable event in Sandringham
The Queen, then still known as Princess Elizabeth, was an expert on all things horse. The photo shows the king in Trooping the Color in 1951
This year’s Royal Windsor Horse Show will mark the platinum anniversary of Gallop through history, a spectacular equestrian show featuring horses from around the world.
It has been declared a “personal tribute to our monarchy” and will include more than 500 horses and more than a thousand performers who will take the audience on a journey from Elizabeth I to the Queen.
To the left of the queen is the pony Bibek Nightingale, and to the right is Bibeck Katie in the new image, and both animals will take part in the Gallop throughout history.
Her love for the world of horses is something she shares with her mother, and she has been breeding and racing horses for more than 60 years.
The Purebred, owned by the Queen, has won four of the five flat racing classics – 1,000 Guineas and 2,000 Guineas, Oaks and St Leger – with only the Derby escaping.
This year’s derby day will see the Queen and her family in the Royal Lodge of Epsom Downs as part of her platinum anniversary celebrations, with three of her horses vying to be selected for the international event.
The monarch, who turns 96 on Thursday, traveled to Wood Farm at the Sandringham mansion in Norfolk today, where Prince Philip retired before his death at the age of 99 last year. The photo is rising in 2020
Princess Elizabeth riding at the Royal Lodge, Windsor in April 1940 – Her Majesty has long been a fan of horseback riding
Her horse Dunfermline, ridden by jockey Willie Carson, gave the Queen her most famous victory, triumphing at Oaks and St. Leger in her silver jubilee year, 1977.
In recent years, the Queen has entered sports history when she became the first reigning monarch to win the Royal Ascot Gold Cup with her thoroughbred rating in 2013.
Her Majesty has already received birthday wishes from Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labor leader Sir Keir Starmer, and gun salutes will be fired in her honor on Thursday.
Although she has not been able to ride for several months due to mobility problems, the queen has been riding horses since the age of three and is passionate about anything that is equestrian.
Elizabeth (accompanied by her horse Terry Pendry) was seen riding a horse in Windsor Castle on April 17, 2006.
The queen loved horses and especially horse racing. She will demonstrate many candid reactions to wins and losses during a race, this time when she was photographed applauding a horse on June 8, 1978.
Royal aides said she could not yet commit to any of the events planned to mark her 70th historic year on the throne.
But it is understood that employees are “moving heaven and earth” to ensure that she can attend the most prestigious competition meeting of the year – Epsom Derby.
This includes changing the route of her company car so that she can stop directly in front of the Queen’s rostrum, leaving a short walk of a few yards to the elevator straight to her place.
A source said the monarch “is really determined to be present”. The derby on Saturday, …
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