Princess Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales and future Queen of England, is poised to receive a special honor despite her absence from the annual Irish Guards St. Patrick’s Day Parade today, Sunday.
Reports from the Daily Express indicate that Kate Middleton’s ongoing health condition has rendered her unable to attend the revered event, where she traditionally plays a significant role as the Colonel of the Irish Guards.
In light of her absence, soldiers of the Irish Guards participating in the ceremony have planned to pay tribute to the Princess of Wales by giving her “three cheers.” Additionally, they will be extending their heartfelt wishes for her swift recovery from abdominal surgery.
Meanwhile, amidst her recuperation, Kate Middleton took to social media to extend her greetings for St. Patrick’s Day, tweeting, “Sláinte to all those celebrating today!” This message serves as a token of her support for the festivities despite her inability to participate fully.
This new accolade bestowed upon Kate Middleton comes at a time when she recently addressed a separate issue regarding a family photograph. In a statement issued days prior, she expressed regret over any confusion caused by an edited photo, stating, “Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused.”
Read More: Prince William and Kate Middleton to Unveil New Photo Amidst Controversy
Despite these recent challenges, the Princess continues to carry out her royal duties with grace and resilience. The special honor bestowed upon her by the Irish Guards underscores the respect and admiration she commands within the royal community and beyond.
As she focuses on her recovery, her unwavering dedication to her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards and her commitment to representing the monarchy remain steadfast.
