The royal family’s first vacations in Balmoral after Queen Elizabeth II’s death

The royal family is always focused on fulfilling their royal duties and compromises with the British people to demonstrate why they are still important as a monarchy. However, there is always time for vacation and this one marks the first vacation in Balmoral after Queen Elizabeth II’s death, almost a year later.

On September 8, 2022, the British monarchy released one of the saddest statements they have made in decades. The royal family announced Queen Elizabeth II’s death and decided to give her a final farewell in Balmoral, where the Queen spent her last days alive.

King Charles III, Camilla Parker, Kate Middleton, Prince William, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and their respective children and couples were on vacation to Balmoral. This is the first time almost the whole royal family has reunited since the Queen’s funeral. British media outlets reported that the royal family was heading to Crathie Kirk church and some other representative places from Balmoral.

The first vacation from the royal family had a special explanation since they wanted to commemorate the first death anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II in order to always remember her. The royal family was also accompanied by Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice, and Eduardo Mapelli on this important occasion.