Prince Edward celebrates a special day despite his wife's demise

Prince Edward is celebrating an immensely landmark birthday only weeks after losing his beloved wife, the Duchess of Kent, Katherine.

The Duke of Kent has been marking his 90th birthday silently as he was born on October 9, 1935. He reportedly arranged a secret dinner at Ognisko Polskie in South Kensington, as his brother, Prince Michael of Kent and several other selected friends were the attendees.

However, the birthday marking was seen as a diverse guest mixture, including British Poles’ members.

Quite fascinatingly, the gathering pictures revealed that Prince Edward is celebrating with guests and seated in front of his birthday cake.

It was a simple gathering, but the Duke did receive a pleasant surprise when a cake and candles were brought out after lunch.

Moreover, following the festivities, British Poles, a media organisation that works in both Polish and English, posted photographs of the private gathering.

Earlier this month, King Charles offered the royal fans a closer look at his brother Prince Edward’s most recent sporty outing.

Taking to its Instagram account on Wednesday, October 8, the Royal Family shared glimpses into the Duke of Sussex engagement at The Oval Cricket Ground.

In the Images, the father of two could be seen taking part in inclusive cricket activities hosted by the charity Lord’s Taverners.

“Bowled over by the @LordsTaverners national cricket programmes!” the caption stated.

It further added, “The Duke of Edinburgh visited The Oval Cricket Ground to see the charity’s inclusive cricket programmes in action. His Royal Highness joined a game of table cricket – an accessible version of the game played in special educational needs and disability schools across the UK.”

The post also features a black and white photo of Prince Philips, then Duke of Edinburgh where he presented Hampshire with their Championship trophy in 1973.