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Just one month after the birth of her first child, Meghan Markle came out on Saturday to celebrate the Trooping the Color show with her husband, Prince Harry and the rest of his royal family.
The annual parade celebrates the birthday of the Queen. In June, because the weather is generally better than the month of her birthday: she turned 93 on April 21st.
Meghan wore a custom ensemble created by Clare Waight Keller and designed by Clare Waight Keller. sleeves and a matching cape. She completed the look with a matching beret.
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The new mom wore a Givenchy marine ensemble for the big event.
Although the couple's baby, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, is not present, another royal baby debuts on the balcony: the third child of Prince William and Duchess Kate, Prince Louis of Cambridge.
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The event – the first traditional look at royal babies from a very young age – marks the first public appearance of Louis, who has just turned 1.
Kate appeared in a pale yellow dress and a matching hat. She and her husband William, dressed in the red ceremonial uniform, alternated to hold Louis, while Princess Charlotte and Prince George stood in front of them on the balcony.
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Prince Louis debuted on the balcony. this year.
Although it is not unusual for Meghan to appear so shortly after childbirth, her sister-in-law Kate appeared on the balcony just a month after Louis's birth, but her appearance could be considered as a sign of his lack of willpower. Meet President Donald Trump, who has just spent three days spending time with the Queen and other members of the Royal Family – but not Meghan – during his three-day state visit.
Harry and Trump had a brief interaction Monday at Buckingham Palace (Trump later claimed, "he could not have been nicer"), but neither one nor the other did not show up for the state banquet that night in the palace ballroom.
Meanwhile, Trump found himself plunged into an embarrbading side conflict in London on the verge of knowing whether or not he had labeled Meghan. "naughty" in an interview due to derogatory remarks that she made about her in 2016, more than a year before she and Harry were engaged.
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Meghan and Prince Harry were members of the royal family during the Trooping the Color show.
The parade tradition dates back to the mid-eighteenth century, when one of the Queen's ancestors, King George II, decided to combine the annual military annual parade with the celebration of his birthday well that it was born in October
The name of the parade derives from the custom of the different regiments sporting their regimental flags, then crucial for the battlefields of the troops. recognize in the fog of war. Hence the term "color troop".
Now, the parade is one of the most colorful events (no pun intended) of the royal calendar, and is a near-royal requirement on the bridge. 19659015] This event marks the birthday of the Queen (in April). ” style=”width:100%;display:inline-block”/>
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This event marks the Queen's birthday (in April).
Regiments of troops in scarlet uniforms, many went up and walked into the Buckingham Palace shopping center at Horseguards Parade, with cars filled with royal women and royal men (plus Princess Anne) dressed in pink. Uniform of their honorary regiments trotting on horseback.
In the end, the extended royal family meets on the balcony of the palace to greet the crowd and watch the parade of military jets.
When she was younger, the queen ran the parade on one of her many horses, dressed in a scarlet uniform. In 1981, at the age of 55, she was riding on her favorite Burmese horse, when a man fired six shots with the help of a departing gun while he was on the run. It circled the intersection of The Mall and Horseguards Avenue.
Her horse was surprised, but the queen, in a remarkable demonstration of her cold-blooded and cavalier skills, kept him quickly under control and continued to climb as the police rushed behind her to control the gunman.
– USA Today
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The tradition of the colorful parade dates back to the mid-18th century.
