Queen Elizabeth’s 100th anniversary: King addresses tribute, William, Catherine attend reception

LONDON: The British royal family marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of Britain’s late Queen Elizabeth II through a series of commemorative events. King Charles III, along with his son Prince William and daughter-in-law Catherine, Princess of Wales, took part in engagements held to honour the occasion. > View this post on Instagram > > A post shared by Catherine Princess of Wales (@katemiddletonprincessofwalesuk) King Charles paid tribute to his “darling mama,” reflecting on Queen Elizabeth II’s life, legacy, and lasting impact. In a televised message, he highlighted her 70-year reign, remembering her warmth, humour, and her “marvellous twinkle of the eye.” As part of the commemorations, the King also visited the British Museum and supported plans for a national memorial in St James’s Park. > View this post on Instagram > > A post shared by AnewZ (@anewz.tv) The Princess of Wales, who recently recovered from cancer, joined Prince William in welcoming guests from diverse backgrounds. The couple attended a reception at Buckingham Palace, marking the centenary of Queen Elizabeth’s birth, and received well-wishers for the first time in such an event. The post Queen Elizabeth’s 100th anniversary: King addresses tribute, William, Catherine attend reception appeared first on HUM News English.