From being the wayward son of the late Queen Elizabeth II to leading the royal family at many important events, Prince Edward’s talents are one for the books.
The Duke of Edinburgh is set to lead the royal family in commemorating Anzac Day on April 25, which marks the anniversary of the start of the World War I Gallipoli landings.
writing for daily MailRoyal author Ingrid Seward claimed King Charles’s youngest brother made the massive move in the wake of the monarch’s current cancer battle.
He recently replaced the 88-year-old Duke of Kent as Colonel of the Scots Guards; She was also awarded the Order of the Thistle, Scotland’s highest royal honour, on her 60th birthday earlier this year.
“Being a very private person, Edward was mortified by the insults he received,” Seward said, referring to when Edward left his Royal Marines training program in the late ’80s. “His cool exterior hides a less confident person than he would like to portray.”
The editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine added, “Marriage and fatherhood have matured him – he credits his wife Sophie – but he still has the innate warmth so successfully displayed in public by his older brother the King There is a lack of.”
“He may certainly seem as thoughtless as his siblings, but it’s not entirely his own fault.
She added, “She’s been said to find the whole business of being a royal to be very intrusive at times, but she has learned to live with it, unconcerned with the fact that everything is done for her.”
Ingrid also quoted Major General Sir Michael Hobbs, former director of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, who described Edward as, “He has all the things that he doesn’t show in his public image. He’s not pretentious and he’s absolutely Also not ostentatious.”
“He shows strong traits of his late father but is a product of his own generation. There’s a certain amount of softness there that makes him a completely decent person.
The royal expert concluded, “It’s been a long, long wait, but it seems the public is now starting to agree.”
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