Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has asked non-royal family members not to stand on the porch of Buckingham Palace on the day of the British Army’s traditional ‘Trooping the Color’ parade in June. With this, a long royal tradition was broken.
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This year’s parade is one of the highlights of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee (60 years) celebrations. This parade is held every year on the Queen’s birthday.
But next June will be the platinum jubilee of the Queen’s accession to the throne. For this, this year’s program is especially significant.
According to tradition, every year all members of the royal family gather to watch the various exercises of the British forces. But under the new rules, Prince Harry and his wife Megan Merkel and Prince Andrew will not be able to attend this time.
A statement from Buckingham Palace said: It said, “After careful consideration, the Queen has decided that no one will be able to stand on the verandah of the palace during the Trooping the Color Parade on June 2 this year, except Her Majesty the Queen and members of the royal family assigned to perform official duties on her behalf.” ‘
A spokesman for the palace said the statement was “self-explanatory”. That is why no reason was given behind the queen’s decision.
Prince Harry has voluntarily resigned from the royal family and moved to the United States with his ex-model wife, the daughter of an ordinary family. The queen, on the other hand, resigned from almost all of her royal duties after being recently accused of sexual harassment in a US court.
