King Charles led the nation at this year’s sombre Remembrance event at the Cenotaph.
Despite being in the UK, Prince Harry respected the occasion and did not overshadow the royal gathering.
According to the Palace, “In commemoration of all those who have died in World Wars and other conflicts, The Royal Family stood united with others in thousands of similar ceremonies across the UK and worldwide to hold two minutes of silence at 11 am. ”
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Prince William, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Princess Kate, and other key royals accompanied King Charles to honour those who sacrificed their lives during conflict.Â
The Duke of Sussex has reportedly marked the event quietly, which has been seen as a positive step, as he fulfilled his promise not to clash with the royal diary.
Earlier, Harry sent an emotional letter to Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity supporting bereaved military children that is close to his heart.Â
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He shared a message of comfort, assuring them they are not alone as the UK prepares to pay tribute to those who served and lost their lives in conflict.
