- Princess Charlotte's birthday photo contains a special detail
- It hides a secret message to the Queen
- THIS is the background to the emotional homage
On May 2, Prince William (41) and Princess Kate (42) unveiled a poignant snapshot of their daughter, Princess Charlotte (9), in celebration of her ninth birthday. The photo captures Charlotte beaming as she leans against a garden fence, accompanied by the vibrant presence of pink flowers blossoming beside her. However, these are no ordinary flowers.
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THIS is the message to the Queen behind Charlotte's birthday photo
This is Clematis Elizabeth, a botanical tribute to Queen Elizabeth II (†96). Blooming in late spring and early summer, this flower holds a special place as one of the earliest plants to be named in honor of the Queen, as noted by Gardens Illustrated. Its distinction is further underscored by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) award it has garnered.
Queen Elizabeth, who assumed the role of Patron of the RHS in 1952, was a steadfast presence at the Chelsea Flower Show, the Society's premier event, showcasing her profound affinity for gardening and the wonders of the natural world. Her enduring commitment was evident through her regular attendance over the years. In May 2022, she made her final appearance at the show, gracefully navigating the event grounds in a golf cart, marking yet another memorable chapter in her cherished relationship with horticulture.
Charlotte had an intimate relationship with her grandmother Elisabeth
The christening of Princess Charlotte upon her birth in 2015, as Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, served as a poignant homage to two significant women within the royal family: her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, and her late grandmother, Princess Diana (†36).
In a revealing moment captured in the 2016 documentary 'Our Queen at Ninety,' Princess Kate unveiled the cherished connection shared between Queen Elizabeth and Princess Charlotte. The Queen's delight upon learning of the newborn's gender was palpable, and she was among the first to pay a visit following the birth, underscoring the special bond between generations within the royal family.
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What a night!
