The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
is fast approaching and there is plenty for royal fans around the world to look
forward to during the four-day celebration.
What’s more, it’s likely that
the majority of the monarch’s great-grandchildren will be taking part.
The Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge’s three children, including Prince Louis, who hasn’t been seen
as much in public as his older siblings Prince George and Princess
Charlotte, are expected to ride in a horse-drawn carriage next Sunday evening
as part of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations held at Windsor Castle, A Gallop
Through History.
The Sunday Times reports
that many of the Queen’s great-grandchildren will ride together for the finale,
including Savannah and Isla Phillips, Mia, Lena and Lucas Tindall, and Sienna
Mapelli Mozzi.
While it has been reported
that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s two children, Archie and Lilibet, will be
absent from the event, it is thought they will join the royal family in June
for the Trooping the Colour on June 2.
The upcoming Windsor
celebration to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee will take place from 12-15
May in the private grounds of Windsor Castle, where Her Majesty now resides.
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The Queen’s great-grandchildren will be making a rare appearance next weekend
The celebration will see over
500 horses and 1000 performers create a 90-minute show, featuring actors and
artists, musicians, international military displays from the Commonwealth,
Europe and Armed Forces, dancers and global equestrian displays.
The carriage ride will mark
the first time so many of the Queen’s great-grandchildren are seen together at
a public event.
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Prince Louis will be joining his older siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince George
The last big public family
outing was during Easter when many members of the royal family attended church
on Easter Sunday. George and Charlotte were pictured with William and Kate,
along with Mia, who joined her parents Zara and Mike Tindall.
