![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/charles-wont-publicly-mark-anniversary-of-queens-death/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_SOCIAL.jpg&description=King Charles will not be publicly marking the anniversary of his mother the late Queen's death - following in her tradition of spending the time privately in a period of 'private reflection' William and Kate will lead the nation in tributes to the late Queen on the first anniversary of her death - with Charles deciding against publicly commemorating the occasion. The Prince and Princess of Wales will deliver a public message in honour of the life and legacy of late monarch, who passed away on September 8 last year, after serving a record breaking 70 years on the throne. The future king and queen are expected to recognise the outpouring of emotion and accolades from across the world in the days and weeks that followed Her Majesty's demise, but also use the opportunity to 'look forward' as the royal family's 'year of transition' comes to an end, sources revealed. However, The King has decided against publicly acknowledging his mother's passing, instead choosing to mark the date privately at the Balmoral home in Scotland where she died aged 96. Palace officials said Charles, 74, would choose to spend the anniversary 'quietly and privately', adding 'just as the late Queen did to mark her own father's passing'. Elizabeth II spent the anniversaries of her father's death, and the start of her reign, in what used to be termed "private reflection". She never publicly marked royal deaths and usually sent someone in her place. Elizabeth II traditionally stayed at her Sandringham estate in Norfolk until after the anniversary of her father George VI's death, on February 6, following the Christmas and new year break. Members of the royal family, including William and Kate, may attend public engagements around the late Queen's anniversary, however, palace sources said there were 'no plans' for any public event or private family gathering attended by all the royals. Sources said William and Kate were keen to mark the passing of the heir's grandmother, but final plans were still bei){kind=link}
King Charles will not be publicly marking the anniversary of his mother the late Queen’s death – following in her tradition of spending the time privately in a period of ‘private reflection’
William and Kate will lead the nation in tributes to the late Queen on the first anniversary of her death – with Charles deciding against publicly commemorating the occasion.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will deliver a public message in honour of the life and legacy of late monarch, who passed away on September 8 last year, after serving a record breaking 70 years on the throne.
The future king and queen are expected to recognise the outpouring of emotion and accolades from across the world in the days and weeks that followed Her Majesty’s demise, but also use the opportunity to “look forward” as the royal family’s “year of transition” comes to an end, sources revealed.
However, The King has decided against publicly acknowledging his mother’s passing, instead choosing to mark the date privately at the Balmoral home in Scotland where she died aged 96.