Prince George has joined the Princess of Wales, King Charles and Queen Camilla at the Festival of Remembrance at Royal Albert Hall in London, marking the beginning of a gradual introduction to more national ceremonies for the young royal.
Princess Catherine made her first appearance since former prince Andrew was stripped of his titles at the annual festival held by the British Legion.
King Charles is the patron of the British Legion, a charity dedicated to assisting soldiers transitioning back to civilian life. (Reuters: Jack Taylor)
She was accompanied by her eldest son, instead of her husband Prince William, who was travelling back from COP30, the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Brazil.
The festival commemorated the end of World War II and had a special emphasis on “the resilience and strength of military children who have faced bereavement”.
The Royal family during a minute’s silence at Royal Albert Hall. (Reuters: Jack Taylor)
The Princess wore Bahrain Pearl Drop earrings that once belonged to Queen Elizabeth II.
Prince Edward and his wife Sophie and Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria were also in attendance.
Prince Edward, brother of the King, and his wife Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh. (Reuters: Jack Taylor)
The royals sat in the box and watched a performance by Rod Stewart and Sam Ryder.
Rod Stewart performs at the Festival of Remembrance. (Reuters: Jack Taylor)
Prince George is second in line to the British throne behind his father.
The Prince’s appearances were infrequent during his younger years but George has attended several public engagements with his parents this year.
In May, he attended his first royal tea party at Buckingham Palace.
He also sat in the royal box with his younger sister Charlotte at this year’s Wimbledon Men’s Finals.
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His father, Prince William, told Eugene Levy’s The Reluctant Traveller show in September there were “lots of things to think about” when considering his son’s future as King and a potential working royal.
“I want to create a world in which my son is proud of what we do, a world and a job that actually does impact people’s lives for the better.”
Meanwhile, Anne, the Princess Royal, is on a brief tour of Australia, marking Remembrance Day today in Sydney.
There has been little detail released of the senior working royal’s trip but she is expected to lay wreaths and visit several Australian capital cities.
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