crm2317
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Yes I was able to see pictures and videos on twitter of the Cambridge’s leaving but none of Beatrice. I’m assuming they’ve all been taken down.
The Garden parties are back! The Queen will not attend any Garden Parties this year and will be represented by other members of the Royal Family.
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Princess Anne, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Countess of Wessex and Prince Michael of Kent attended a service for late Lord and Lady Vestey at St Paul's Knightsbridge today, May 4:
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I hear royal attendance at the garden party today will be led by Catherine, supported by Edward & Sophie, and Princess Alexandra. Prince William is meant to be in Staffordshire on an engagement.
I imagine we will have to wait for the Court Circular to confirm which royal was the host of the party, but seeing as the Princess Royal took precedence over the Duchess of Cambridge at their recent joint engagement, it would be natural for the Duchess of Cambridge to also give way to the Earl of Wessex when the Duke of Cambridge is not present.
Well, theoratically Catherine could have been "appointed" principle hostess at this event, too. This has nothing to do with "Prince of the Blood". If that would play any role, Edward and Alexandra would have lead this invitation to BP (Pcss Alexandra was in fact so "invisible", I haven´t seen any footage of her at this event so far....The reason for that is of course by the media who decide who´ll be covered and who is not. And obviously elderly cousins of HM in the back rows of the monarchy are not of particular interest these days...).Yes, I was wondering about the way the headlines were running and that makes so much more sense. Prince Edward is a Prince of the Blood as is Princess Alexandra. Having Edward, Sophie and Alexandra presented as Catherines's backup group was a bit rude.
This Jubilee Year is all about The Queen and her family and not Catherine and the also-rans. The media and royal reporters really need to get it right on such auspicious occasions and I find the elevation of Catherine to the star demeaning especially when HM is unable to host many of the scheduled previous engagements.