Prince William and Kate to lead tributes to The Queen on anniversary of her death

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Prince William and Kate Middleton are to lead the tributes to the late Queen on the first anniversary of her death.The Prince and Princess of Wales are expected to deliver a message to the public that will honour the life of the late monarch, the Mirror reports.The couple will also use the occasion to "look forward", according to a source.However, King Charles III will pay tribute to his mother "quietly and privately" at the Balmoral estate in Scotland, where she died on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96.Final detail are still being decided on how the couple will address the nation, whether it be in person or via their social media.A royal source said: "Her Majesty’s passing was an event that truly ­signified the end of an era.

The Royal Family has been in ­transition since then and following the Coronation and conclusion of the summer holidays, there will be an expectation to see what is next."Palace officials have said that the King, 74, will spend the anniversary of his mother's death, "quietly and privately, just as the late Queen did to mark her own father’s passing".The late Queen stayed at Sandringham in Norfolk until the anniversary of her father's death, King George VI, had passed on February 6 after the Christmas break.Royal Family members are permitted to attend public engagements around the date of the Queen's anniversary, but sources have said that there were "no plans" for any public or private family gathering to be attended by everyone.King Charles, who began August in Scotland, will expect members of the Royal Family to come to the Balmoral estate in the coming days.The reigning monarch has also welcomed Rishi Sunak to his estate with his family, but Prince Harry and Meghan were reportedly denied an