Former royal butler Grant Harold discusses the mood at yesterday’s trooping the colour celebrations, Princess Kate’s first public appearance since Christmas.

Princess Kate’s appearance at Trooping the Colour was a heartwarming moment, even as rain threatened to dampen the festivities.

The event, celebrating the King’s official birthday, was marked by a 41-gun salute and an RAF flypast, with the weather clearing just in time for the aerial display.

Despite ongoing cancer treatment, Princess Kate’s presence brought joy to the crowds and highlighted the royal family’s resilience and unity.

The public’s affection for the royal family was evident as they cheered enthusiastically for the Princess and the King.

Notably, Prince Louis commented on the happy crowd, adding a personal touch to the celebration.

The playful interactions between the Princess and her children, as well as the family’s close positioning, added to the event’s warmth and intimacy.

The royal family’s appearance was also seen as a symbol of hope and strength, especially for cancer patients.

Their continued presence and perseverance serve as a source of inspiration and support for those battling the disease.

The legacy of the late Queen’s determination resonates in Princess Kate’s approach to her health challenges, reinforcing a message of resilience.

This celebration underscored the continuity of the monarchy and the optimism it represents for future generations.

The visual symbolism of the sky clearing during the royal moment served as a powerful reminder of family unity and legacy, inspiring confidence and hope both within the royal family and among the public.