The Duke and Duchess
of Sussex are proud parents of two, and their youngest child, daughter
Lilibet Diana, will turn one next month.
While the exact details of the
tiny tot’s celebrations aren’t yet known, she will be in the UK for the
special event, joining her parents and brother as she travels to the
UK for the first time in honour of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
The Queen will mark her
official birthday at the traditional Trooping the Colour on 2 June, followed by
a Jubilee Weekend in honour of her 70 years on the throne.
Lili, as she is known, will no
doubt receive some special attention as her first birthday is on 4
June!
A spokesperson for Prince
Harry and Meghan confirmed earlier this month that the couple will be
visiting the Queen to take part in the celebrations.
The visit will be Lili’s first
time meeting her great-grandmother and namesake the Queen and should
mean she can also spend time with her grandparents, Prince Charles and the
Duchess of Cornwall, as well as other family members.
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| The couple recently visited the Queen without their children |
Harry and Meghan recently
visited the Queen on their way to the Netherlands for the opening ceremony
of the Invictus Games, but they left their children, Lili and son Archie,
three, back in California, where they have settled since stepping back as
senior working members of the royal family.
The couple will not be joining
the Queen on the Buckingham Palace balcony during Trooping the Colour, as
this year’s gathering will be limited to working royals.
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Archie’s little sister Lili was born last summer
Making the announcement, a
spokesman for Buckingham Palace said: “After careful consideration, The
Queen has decided this year’s traditional Trooping the Colour balcony
appearance on Thursday 2 June will be limited to Her Majesty and those
members of the Royal Family who are currently undertaking official public
duties on behalf of the Queen.”
