Royal Family Gathers for Queen's Centenary

0:00On April 21st, all 11 senior working royals came together for a rare group photo at Buckingham Palace today, marking the 100th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's birth. It was the first time since King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation three years ago that the full crew posed formally like this. They hosted a reception there for reps from the late Queen's patronages and a handful of folks hitting their own 100th birthdays today. Big surprise though, Princess Alexandra, who's 89 and the Duke of Kent 90 both showed up even though they've cut way back on public. Gigs lately, the senior working royals are basically the core team, high up in the line of succession, full time on duties, repping the monarchy at home and abroad. We're talking King Charles and Queen Camilla front and center, with Prince William and Catherine, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Sophie, plus the. Gloucesters and Kent surrounding it out, no sign of Princess Anne's husband, Sir Timothy Lawrence.

1:00He's not officially in that senior circle, though he made the coronation pick. Others, like Lady Sarah Chateau, popped up at a morning event, but skipped the palace. This snapshot shows the family still holding strong on key days, keeping Queen Elizabeth's legacy, front and center as they carry the torch forward. This has been entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.