30 of the most touching photos of Queen Elizabeth II with the new King.
, then Princess Elizabeth, was just 22 when she gave birth to the future King Charles III on 14 November 1948 at Buckingham Palace. As her eldest son, and therefore heir to the throne, the pair had a close relationship. In more recent years, the Prince Of Wales often joined his mother at official engagements, as well as attending events on her behalf.to her son at a dinner at Buckingham Palace.
“It is a privilege for any mother to be able to propose a toast to her son on his 70th birthday,” she said. “It means that you have lived long enough to see your child grow up. It is rather like – to use an analogy I am certain will find favour – planting a tree and being able to watch it grow.”Native ShareQueen Elizabeth II, then Princess Elizabeth, with Prince Charles as a one-month-old. The portrait was taken by Cecil Beaton.
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