The Duchess of Kent, Catherine, has passed away: the oldest member of the British royal family.

According to inkorr.com: At the age of 93, the Duchess of Kent, Catherine, has departed from this world. Since 2022, she was the oldest representative of the British royal family, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Buckingham Palace announced her death, reports 'Glavcom'.

“With deep sorrow, Buckingham Palace announces the death of the Duchess of Kent. She passed away peacefully last night at Kensington Palace surrounded by her family,” the statement reads.

Throughout her life, Catherine actively fulfilled royal duties, engaged in charity and volunteering, helping the homeless. She will also be remembered as a regular participant in the Wimbledon tennis tournament, where she awarded prizes and supported the finalists, including in 1993, when tennis player Jana Novotna was present during the award ceremony.

Life and Support of the Duchess of Kent

The Duchess was a great music enthusiast and actively supported various charitable organizations. She is survived by her husband, 89-year-old Duke of Kent, Edward, and their children.

It is also reported that 76-year-old King Charles III of the United Kingdom uses a cane and is sometimes forced to consume alcohol to alleviate pain related to his battle with cancer, as noted by 'Glavcom' with reference to the publication Radar.

Duchess Catherine of Kent passed away at the age of 93. Her significant contribution to charitable projects and active participation in royal duties will remain in the memory of her family and the admirers of the royal family.

The death of the Duchess of Kent is a great loss for the entire British monarchy. Her contributions not only in royal matters but also in charity have always invoked respect and admiration. The Duchess left behind an important legacy that will be appreciated and honored in the future.