Everyone has been waiting for this moment. Queen Elizabeth II enters the balcony of Buckingham Palace as part of the celebrations for her 70th jubilee. The monarch seemed in a good mood, beamed warmly and leaned on her walking stick.
Queen Elizabeth II (96) has heralded the celebration of her platinum throne jubilee with the “Trooping the Color” parade. The Queen appeared with cousin Prince Edward (86), Duke of Kent, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. She presented a light blue coat dress with white beaded appliqués at the seam, which she also wears in her official anniversary portrait. She completed the performance with a walking stick and showed a happy smile. As the monarch stepped onto the balcony, the crowd gathered outside Buckingham Palace erupted in incredible cheers. A moment for the history books!
Away from the “Trooping the Color” parade in honor of Queen Elizabeth II, there was an incident. Demonstrators broke barriers and were arrested by police.
The “Trooping the Color” parade marks the start of the multi-day celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II’s jubilee.
Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan and the couple’s two children took the private jet from the United States to Great Britain. A sign of reconciliation from Queen Elizabeth II awaited the Sussexes at the airport there.
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