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On June 5, Queen Elizabeth II, 96, made a marvel look on the Platinum Jubilee Festival, the general match of a four-day birthday celebration marking her 70 years at the throne. The ceremonial monarch, who suffers from mobility issues and have been absent from the festivities since June 2, greeted the group from a Buckingham Palace balcony, at the side of her eldest son and inheritor, Prince Charles and spouse Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, plus Prince William and Kate Middleton and their sons Prince George, 8, and Prince Louis, 4, and daughter Princess Charlotte, 7.
The Queen, who walked with a cane, and the princess, who many lovers imagine resembles her, shared a heartwarming twinning second: Each greeted the crowd amassed beneath with Her Majesty’s signature wave, with Charlotte taking the initiative following years of gazing her great-grandmother at royal occasions.
Moments earlier than, her members of the family and the spectators amassed out of doors the palace sang the British nationwide anthem, “God Save the Queen.”
