Meghan Markle and her husband received a great privilege when returning to the royal family to attend the Platinum ceremony

The event Trooping the Color took place in a vibrant atmosphere and became the focus of public attention. It is known that the Sussexes and their two children also left the US and flew to the UK to attend the great ceremony.

The Daily Mail reported that Meghan Markle and her two children landed at London airport on the evening of June 1 (local time), right before the Platinum ceremony. According to Page Six, the Sussexes bring only a small group of staff.

Their flight from Los Angeles to London lasted 12 hours and landed on the evening of June 1 London time, less than a day before the Trooping the Colour parade. In addition, a source confirmed to Page Six, Harry and Meghan and their children were on a commercial flight, instead of a private jet as usual.

An article by the Daily Mail said that the Queen of England sent a car and a security team of three officers to pick up the Sussexes and their two young children at the airport. This is a sign that the relationship between the royal family and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is improving.

An insider told The Sun: "The Queen believes it's the right thing to do to support her grandson's family." The Sussexes are expected to stay at Frogmore Cottage during the big day. The Queen will meet Prince Harry's daughter Lilibet for the first time on her first birthday (June 4).

British media also confirmed that Meghan Markle and her two young children will attend Trooping the Color on June 2 after more than 2 years of leaving the royal family. The couple are expected to watch the event from an elevated office overlooking the Whitehall parade ground.

The room - once used by the Duke of Wellington - spans the entrance to the Guards. This is a traditional place for celebrities to watch the event if they are not participating in the parade.

The Queen of England will stay at Buckingham Palace and appear on the balcony alongside several senior members of the royal family. The Duchess of Cornwall, Duchess of Cambridge, Earl and Countess of Wessex and many other royals will join the carriage parade before returning to the Palace balcony.

The last public event the Sussexes attended with the royal family was a Commonwealth Day celebration that took place at Westminster Abbey in March 2020. Before that, Harry had twice flown home without his wife and children, including once attending Prince Philip's funeral in April 2021 and once inaugurating a statue of his late mother Diana at Kensington Palace in July of the same year.

Many people hope that, on this return trip, Meghan Markle and her two children will have a warm reunion with the royal family, healing the rifts. This is also the wish of the Queen of England in this Platinum ceremony.

Finally, at noon on June 2 (London time), the Trooping the Colour event, a military parade in a series of events to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Queen's enthronement, officially took place. The most anticipated moment in this event was the Queen of England appearing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace with the royal family.

The Queen is the longest-reigning monarch of the British royal family. Therefore, in this historic moment, the fact that the Queen appeared with generations of her family on the balcony in front of the public's witness was a very special moment.

True to the Palace's previous announcement, the Queen appeared with senior royal members including Prince Charles, Prince William and Duchess Kate and their children.

The royal head smiled brightly as he watched the spectacular, colorful performance of 70 Royal Air Force machines. In particular, 15 planes paid homage to the reign of the Queen of England when lined up to form the number 70.

The ceremony was a rare event for the Queen to appear in public recently, after the doctor asked her to limit most of her royal duties due to a number of health problems. Queen Elizabeth II has had difficulty walking and now has to use a cane to get around.

In particular, the warm moment between the Queen of England and her great-grandson Louis, the youngest child of Princess Kate's family melted fans' hearts. Accordingly, when Prince Louis turned to chat with the Queen of England, it seemed that the boy was wondering something. Immediately, the head of the royal family graciously bent down and answered the child.

The Queen of England also smiled brightly for her great-grandson. Although one of the most powerful Queens today, the head of the royal family is also a person devoted to the family. She always gives care and love to her family members.

As for the Sussexes, they did not appear on the balcony with the family, but watched the event from a window in a nearby building. In her first return to the British royal family after more than two years of leaving, Meghan wore a navy blue suit and matching wide-brimmed hat.

She was seen joking with Savannah Philips, Mia and Lena Tindall, Prince Harry's cousins. Moments later, Meghan and her husband stood talking with the Duke of Kent, the Queen's cousin. This is Meghan's first public reunion with her husband's family.

In addition, during the Platinum ceremony, Princess Kate of Cambridge delighted Royal fans with her passionate fashion and beauty.

However, keen-eyed Royal fans have discovered an even more expensive detail about the Duchess' "outfit". Specifically, besides the pure white dress from designer Alexander McQueen, the wife of Prince William also wore earrings that once belonged to Princess Diana.

During the procession in a carriage, the royal mother of three sat next to Duchess Camilla of Cornwall - the current wife of Prince Charles. With this small but extremely expensive detail, Kate also showed her respect and tribute to her late mother-in-law.

It is known that in addition to the sapphire engagement ring that is a heirloom of the British Royal Family, Prince William also gave his wife a few pairs of earrings that once belonged to Princess Diana after proposing.

The precious pair of earrings was very popular with Princess Diana because of the perfect "ton-sur-ton" with the sapphire engagement ring. It is also part of a collection of jewels given to Princess Diana by Crown Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia on the occasion of her wedding - including a matching pendant.

In her special will, Princess Diana wrote: "I want to save all my jewelry for my sons to keep, so that their wives, when the time comes, will need them."

Thousands of people turned up on the Mall as the Royal procession passed to celebrate Platinum Day - the event to celebrate the Queen's seven decades of service.

Along with Princess Kate and Camilla's car yesterday, there were also three royal babies, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

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