Princess Charlotte and Princess Kate twin in coordinated looks for Trooping the Colour
Princess Charlotte and Princess Kate twin in coordinated looks for Trooping the Colour
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Princess Kate rocks festive green outfit at St. Patrick's Day parade
The Princess of Wales attended the Irish Guard's parade on St. Patrick's Day after skipping last year's event.
Princess Kate and her daughter Princess Charlotte look more like twins at Trooping the Colour.
At King Charles' annual royal birthday celebration on Saturday, June 14, the Princess of Wales, 43, and 10-year-old Charlotte coordinated in aqua colored looks.
Kate sported a structured dress coat with her brown locks pulled under a chic wide-brimmed hat as Charlotte wore her hair in brands with an aqua colored dress, a few shades lighter than her mom's.
The event is an annual ceremonial celebration and military parade commemorating the reigning British monarch's birthday, although King Charles III's actual birthdate falls on Nov. 14.
Princess Kate turns heads in Jenny Packham dress amid return for Trooping the Colour event
The royal affair also marks a solemn and bittersweet anniversary for Kate. Last year, she returned to royal life for Trooping the Colour, attended the event with her three children, after a five-month hiatus due to her cancer battle.
This marks her first Trooping the Colour since Kate announced her cancer is in remission on Tuesday.
Charlotte, who celebrated her birthday May 2, is the second child of Kate and 42-year-old Prince William, Charles' eldest son. She is third in line to the British throne, preceded by Prince George, 11, and William. Prince Louis, 7, is fourth in line.
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