Queen is 'far from retiring' says body language expert

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The Royal Family’s birthday calendar is extensive and it is always growing. In 2021, several new additions were welcomed into the Royal Family, and four new royal babies means the Queen now has 12 great-grandchildren to date. Read on to find out when members of the Royal Family will be celebrating their birthdays this year.

The Queen, Queen’s children and their spouses

Queen Elizabeth II – April 21

Prince Charles – November 14

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall – July 17

Princess Anne – August 15

Prince Andrew – February 19

Prince Edward – March 10

Sophie, Countess of Wessex – January 20

Queen’s grandchildren and their spouses

Peter Phillips – November 15

Zara Tindall – May 15

Prince William – June 21

Kate, Duchess of Cambridge – January 9

Prince Harry – September 15

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex – August 4

Princess Beatrice – August 8

Princess Eugenie – March 23

Lady Louise Windsor – November 8

James, Viscount Severn – December 17

Queen’s great-grandchildren

Savannah Phillips – December 29

Isla Phillips – March 29

Mia Tindall – January 17

Lena Tindall – June 18

Lucas Tindall – March 21

Prince George – July 22

Princess Charlotte – May 2

Prince Louis – April 23

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Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor – May 6

Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor – June 4

August Philip Hawke Brooksbank – February 9

Sienna Elizabeth Mapelli Mozzi – September 18

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