Princess Anne and Family

The Princess Royal in Sri Lanka in first royal overseas trip of 2024

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12th January 2024
The Princess Royal and her husband, Vice Admiral Sit Timothy Laurence, are in Sri Lanka for an official visit at the request of King Charles III and his government.  Her Royal Highness landed in Sri Lanka’s capital Colombo on 10th January, and she was welcomed at the airport by the British High Commissioner to the country, Andrew Patrick, as well as the Sri Lankan Minister of Foreign…
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Princess Anne at commemoration for Armistice Day at the National Memorial Arboretum

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12th November 2023
The Princess Royal has attended a Service of Remembrance at the National Memorial Arboretum to mark Armistice Day. Her Royal Highness paid tribute at the service, held on November 11th, the anniversary of the signing of the Armistice which ended World War One. All those who have given their lives for their country were remembered at the ceremony in Staffordshire. Princess Anne, in…
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The poignant tribute to Queen Elizabeth II from Princess Anne

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4th November 2023
The Princess Royal has worn one of her late mother’s favourite cloaks to a London event and it’s become one of this year’s royal style statements.   Princess Anne wore her mother’s Admiral’s Cloak to attend a Choral Evensong at Temple Church, a royal peculiar in London. (A royal peculiar is a church that directly reports to the monarch rather than to the Anglican Church…
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Princess Anne on hand to cheer Scotland's rugby team as their World Cup dreams end

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8th October 2023
Scotland’s rugby team enjoyed royal support as they took on Ireland at the World Cup in France. The Princess Royal was on hand to see the team’s dreams of progressing in the tournament falter as they lost 36-14 to arguably the best side in the world right now. Embed from Getty Images Princess Anne was seen in the stands spotting sunglasses at times and wearing her Doddie Weir…
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