Buckingham Palace drops new bomb as Prince Harry leaves for Britain
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King Charles III’s office has made a major announcement ahead of the first anniversary of the monarch’s coronation as Prince Harry prepares to return to the UK.
Buckingham Palace has announced that King Charles, Queen Camilla and other senior royals will have to give up patronage of nearly 200 charities and organizations following a review of their relationships with more than 1,000 groups.
The royal family’s social media accounts shared the news on Saturday, days ahead of Harry’s possible meeting with his father as he is set to return to Britain to attend the Invictus Games event on May 8.
The statement read: “Following Her Majesty’s accession in September 2022, a detailed review of patronage and the Presidency has been undertaken.”
The statement continues: “To mark the first anniversary of Her Majesty’s coronation, the findings will be shared with relevant organizations in the coming week.”
It says: “The King and Queen and other members of the Royal Family lend their names and much of their time to many different charities and organisations. Currently, more than 1,000 organizations have a member of the Royal Family as their patron or chair. Is in the form.”
The post received massive reactions from royal fans and followers, with one writing in the comments section: “How amazing, I always enjoy when history is incorporated into the present. Her Majesty is celebrating the 1st anniversary of her coronation and the 1000th anniversary of her coronation. “Congratulations to.” + Organizations that have a member of the royal family as their patron or president!”
The late Queen was a patron of 492 organisations, while Charles was associated with 441 and Camilla was affiliated with 100. After appraisal, more than 830 have been retained by the King and Queen, or handed over to other members of the royal family.
Those who will retain their royal affiliation include the Royal British Legion, the largest armed forces charity, the Dogs Trust, the Jockey Club and the Wildlife Trust, a grassroots nature organisation.
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