Plans to mark anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death revealed – including Princess Kate & Prince William’s key roles
THE Prince and Princess of Wales are lined up to lead family tributes on the anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, it has emerged.
Kate and Wills are expected to attend an engagement marking one year of the late Queen’s passing next month, according to reports.
It comes after Buckingham Palace claimed there would be no public memorial service after The Sun revealed Harry and Meghan have snubbed from all private or public events marking a year since the late Queen’s passing.
Members of the Royal Family will spend time together at Balmoral this summer from August 21 – including Prince Andrew and Fergie.
It will be the first time the family has gathered at the Scottish estate since rushing there when she fell ill and died on September 8 last year.
The King and Queen are set to privately mourn the death at Balmoral on the official anniversary.
Now it has emerged senior royals – Kate and William – will mark the occasion.
Kate and Wills invited Harry and Meghan to join them looking at flowers left in tribute to the late Queen at Windsor Castle in a display for “family unity” last September.
Last week, The Sun revealed that there has been “no outreach” to Harry and Meghan for any private and public events marking the anniversary.
They will be in Europe together for the first time since the funeral on the sad date as they will be in Dusseldorf, Germany
But they are not expected to stop over in the UK on their way to Germany.
Earlier this year, the King evicted Harry from Frogmore Cottage leaving the couple without a home in Britain.