Kate & Anne Mark Anzac Day, Harry Honors Service

0:00It's April 25th. This is Entertainment in Celebrity News, today pop culture, powered by AI, Kate Middleton and Princess Anne stepped out for separate Anzac Day services in London on April 25th. The 44-year-old Princess of Wales and the 75-year-old Princess Royal marked the holiday just a week after Prince Harry and Meghan's first trip to Australia since their 2018 Royal Tour. Anzac Day honors the 1915 Gallipoli landings from World War I, remembering soldiers from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps who served and died in conflicts. It's a major public holiday in both countries. Commonwealth realms where King Charles holds the throne and royals show up every year. Princess Anne led off at the Don Service near Hyde Park Corner, with readings the last post-Bugel call, a moment of silence in Reefling. These long been one of the family's most active members, clocking tons of official duties. Kate followed up with a Reef at the Senate's half-war memorial, on behalf of her father-in-law,

1:03then hit Westminster Abbey for a commemoration service. Featuring addresses, prayers from Aussie and Kiwi kids, and a traditional Mayori song. Palace announced their plans April 15th. Right as the 41-year-old Harry visited Australia's war memorial, sporting his army medals from Ah. Decade of service and laying his own Reef. Even post their 2020 step back, these moments keep the royal ties to Commonwealth Service strong.