The Duchess of Kent Catherine has passed away at the age of 93. Since 2022, she had been the oldest member of the British royal family after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Buckingham Palace announced her death, according to 'Glavkom'.
«With deep sadness, Buckingham Palace announces the death of the Duchess of Kent. She peacefully passed away last night at Kensington Palace surrounded by her family», – the statement reads.
Throughout her life, Catherine performed royal duties, engaged in charity and volunteer work, particularly helping the homeless. She will also be remembered as a regular guest at the Wimbledon tennis tournament, where she presented trophies and consoled finalists, as was the case with famous tennis player Jana Novotná in 1993.
The Life and Support of the Duchess of Kent
The Duchess was a great music lover and supported numerous charitable organizations related to it. She is survived by her husband, 89-year-old Duke of Kent Edward, and their children.
It is worth noting that the 76-year-old monarch of Great Britain, Charles III, moves with the help of a cane and has to resort to alcohol to cope with pain amid his battle with cancer. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing Radar.
The Duchess of Kent Catherine is deceased at the age of 93. Her significant support for charitable organizations and active participation in royal duties will remain vivid in the memories of her family and royal family supporters.