PRINCE Willian will stand in for the Queen in the Anzac Day ceremony as the Monarch withdraws from royal appearances ahead of Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
is recovering her strength after a battle with covid and continued struggles with mobility. Mollard highlighted the Queen “hasn’t actually attended much during the last few years,” as the elderly Monarch has struggled with health issues.In an interview with Australian news network 7News, Mollard confirmed “Prince William will stand in for the Queen” in the upcoming Anzac Day ceremony.
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