Princess Anne Honors Anzac Day, Keeps Royal Tradition Alive

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI in pack with headlines. Princess Anne stepped up a dawn today, April 25th, to rep her brother King Charles at the Anzac Day service in Wellington Arch at Hyde Park. Corner. Anzac Day honors the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps landings at Calipoli during World War I, but it now remembers all those soldiers from. Both nations who've served and sacrificed in wars worldwide. He's no stranger to these events, having joined the dawn service here in 2021 and 2015, plus ceremonies in Turkey just last year. London started marking Anzac Day back in 1916 when King George V showed up at Westminster Abbey. The Princess of Wales is carrying the Royal Torch today at the main annual service, keeping the tradition strong for Aussies and Kiwis in the UK. It's a powerful nod to shared history and ongoing respect for military service across generations.

1:00Earlier this week, the Royal State Busy celebrating what would have been Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday on Tuesday. Anne opened a fresh two-acre garden named after her mom in Regent's Park, highlighting how green spaces evolve through tough times like the wars. All this shows the family holding steady on duties, blending remembrance with fresh tributes that keep the legacy rolling forward.