Trooping the Color 2022 is also a royal baby party

Were it not that it’s Queen’s Day, Trooping the color it could really be considered a party for the little ones. Over the years there are decides of photos of the children of the royal family between the windows and the balcony of Buckhingam Palace. 2022 is no exception. Few went up to the balcony: just three could be said to be children. They are George, Charlotte and Louis of Cambridge. The children of _{William William William} and Kate watch the parade and the passage of the acrobatic team, not sparing amused faces and ears plugged to resist the noise. The smallest also chats with his majesty.

The third in line of succession to the throne, the little brother and sister also participated for the first time in the carriage ride with mum Kate and Camilla, grandfather’s wife. All three bowed their heads to the national anthem and Charlotte was caught stopping her little brother waving to the crowd.

The privilege of the carriage this year fell to them among the youngest and only to the other two grandchildren of the Queen Lady Louise and James, the sons of Prince Edward. They too were on the balcony, but now they can no longer be called children.

The Queen’s other grandchildren attended the parade from the Major General’s office, such as Prince Harry and Meghan. The little Cambridge children also looked out at one of the windows Mia Tindall, one of Zara Phillips’ daughters. In the images we see Charlotte indicating something to her and her siblings. The unofficial photos also show Mia’s sister Lena and her cousins ​​Savannah and Isla Phillips. In the same rooms the other granddaughters of the Queen, Beatrice and Eugenie, saw the parade, whose father Andrea is the only true absentee.