Royals Honor Queen Elizabeth's Legacy

0:00It's April 21st. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. King Charles and Queen Camilla kicked off a full day of tributes to Queen Elizabeth on what would have been her 100th birthday. They joined Prince Edward Sophie and the Gloucesters at the British Museum to check out the final designs for her national memorial. The King dropped a message, saying his mom might be troubled by today's world, but he praised her lifelong promise to duty through all the changes. Meanwhile, Princess Anne cut the ribbon on a new commemorative garden in Regions Park. Later, Prince William and Kate linked up with the family at Buckingham Palace for reception honoring folks turning 100 today. Even Princess Alexandra and the Duke of Kent showed up, which isn't the usual crew. A fresh poll shows Queen Elizabeth still tops the charts as the UK's most popular royal, living her dead, with 81% viewing her. Positively, and 84% saying she nailed her job. William and Kate trail close at 76 and 75%.

1:03New details on the memorial include a statue of the Queen in her garter robes by sculptor Martin Jennings, overlooking the mall, plus one for Prince. Philip as the longest serving consort. There's also a bridge echoing her wedding tiara, a bust from her later years, and a common wealth wind sculpture. These events keep her legacy alive, blending family honors with public knots to a queen who shaped generations.