News about Edward Kent

There was never any doubt that the Duke of Kent would be welcomed to the Coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla. Or that he will be given a prominent position in Westminster Abbey's second row. And though the number of family members requesting to appear on Buckingham Palace's balcony was reduced in comparison to previous years, the Duke was still one of them. He has been one of the most hardworking and loyal of Royal servants to date. I've always felt I wanted to help the Queen and his commitment to service,' he said in a previous interview.' "Which is by far the most significant thing in life."

The Duke of Kent, who walked behind the Queen's coffin yesterday, was walked behind her father, King George VI, in 1952, when he was 16 years old. The Duke walked behind the Queen yesterday, right, and left, as shown by royal followers online, and in 1952, left. The Duke of Kent, the son of George VI's brother Prince George of Kent, is thought to be the only one of the Royal Family to walk in both funeral procesions.