Prince Edward went out today to celebrate the Duke of Edinburgh’s Gold Award winners.
The 58-year-old is leading the engagement in the gardens of Buckingham Palace in London.
The day after he attended the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebration in Windsor with his wife, 57, Sophie Wessex, and their 18-year-old daughter, Lady Louise.
Dressed in a blue shirt and matching patterned tie, he shook hands with Johannes Radebe, a student of Strictly star and Duke of Edinburgh.
Definitely photographed with star Johannes Radebe, 58-year-old Prince Edward is the plan’s trustee and oversees the engagement in the gardens of Buckingham Palace in London.
Photographed with Johannes Radebe and Felix Dalglish, Prince Edward will host 12,000 people at four events this week, today and on May 20.
Also on stage with Johannes and Edward was Felix Dalglish, another student of the Duke of Edinburgh’s program.
Edward wore a jacket and black pants with a pocket square to complete the look.
She hugged an umbrella and chose elegant but sensible black shoes for this occasion.
This week, Prince Edward will host 12,000 young people at four events taking place today and May 20.
The events are for new gold award winners and other celebrity guests expected to perform, including Ben Fogle and Nina Wadia. Johannes Radebe pictured
The events are for new gold award winners and other celebrity guests expected to perform, including Ben Fogle and Nina Wadia.
These events are the first in-person celebrations for gold award winners since the pandemic.
Prince Edward had a long affinity with the plan, and it was announced years ago that his mother and Prince Philip had asked him to assume the title of Duke of Edinburgh.
When Charles becomes king, he will decide whether Prince Edward takes the title.
Photographed with Johannes Radebe and Felix Dalglish, Prince Edward has long had an affinity with the piano.
Prince Edward saw his wife Sophie and daughter Lady Louise riding a carriage yesterday on the fourth day of the Royal Windsor Horse Show.
The 58-year-old was also photographed presenting the Land Rover International Driving competition awards.
Wessex also attended Fridays and Saturdays, with Sophie photographing her daughter Lady Louise driving the Duke of Edinburgh’s chariot and leading the Fell Pony Society centennial parade.
Years ago, it was announced that Prince Edward’s mother, who was photographed with the gold laureates, and that Prince Philip wanted him to be given the title of Duke of Edinburgh.
Source: Daily Mail
