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Princess Anne joins veterans for ‘mind-blowing’ charity event
Princess Anne hosted around 200 guests at St James's Palace to honor veterans supported by The Not Forgotten Association, which aids 10,000 beneficiaries annually.
- On Thursday November 27, 2025, Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, hosted a Christmas tea at St James's Palace, meeting around 200 guests with Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.
- As Patron of The Not Forgotten Association, Princess Anne hosted the charity's Christmas tea at St James's Palace, supporting veterans and service-people suffering from injury and illness.
- Entertainers and veterans' conversations set a convivial tone at the tea, with magician David Weeks performing Chinese linking rings while The Princess Royal chatted and laughed with ex-servicemen and women.
- Gripping the Princess's gloved hand, Dorothea Barron praised Princess Anne, saying she `has kept the family's promise, her mother's promise, and works her socks off`, while urging lessons from the Second World War be passed to younger generations.
- Amid seasonal events, the palace tea underscored The Not Forgotten Association's wartime origins and ongoing support, with Frank Oldham calling the day `fantastic` and decorations `amazing` at St James's Palace, London.
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Princess Royal hosts veterans for festive tea party
Anne smiled and laughed as she spoke with the ex-servicemen and women. The Princess Royal chatted with veterans and their families during a Christmas Tea Party she hosted in their honour. Anne smiled and laughed as she spoke with the ex-servicemen and women who attended the event at St James’s Palace on Thursday. The princess hosted the tea party for The Not Forgotten Association, which supports veterans and service-people who are suffering from…
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