In a recent Twitter post, Queen Elizabeth II has made it clear that the monarchy is in capable hands, hinting at a strong approval for future kings.

The Queen holds a special affinity for the annual Chelsea Flower Show, often seen captivated by the beautiful flowers on display.

This year, she has given a nod to future kings, which is likely to include Prince Charles and his eldest son, Prince William, through a tweet about the renowned flower show.

The Royal Family’s official Twitter account, @RoyalFamily, shared a post stating, “Members of the Royal Family have been attending #RHSChelsea for almost 100 years.”

The accompanying tweet featured four pictures, each representing a visit to the flower show by members of the Royal Family throughout history.

These included King George V and Queen Mary in 1930, Her Majesty in 1971, the Queen with the Prince of Wales in 2002, and the Queen with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in 2019.

Meanwhile, Buckingham Palace officially confirmed in February 2021 that Prince Harry and Meghan will not be resuming their royal duties.

This decision solidifies their separation from the Royal Family, as they relinquish their honorary military titles.

When the couple stepped away from full-time royal life in March 2020, citing media scrutiny and the constraints of their roles, it was agreed that their situation would be reviewed after a year.

Following this review, the palace released a statement affirming that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not be returning as working members of the Royal Family.

Queen Elizabeth II personally spoke with 36-year-old Harry to discuss this matter and emphasized that stepping away from the work of the Royal Family means relinquishing the responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public service.

As a result, Harry’s appointment as Captain General of the Royal Marines and his titles with other military groups will revert to the Queen before being distributed to other members of the family.

Additionally, Meghan, 39, will be stripped of her roles as patron of Britain’s National Theatre and the Association of Commonwealth Universities.

It is worth noting that the Queen’s recent Twitter post coincides with her inability to attend the Chelsea Flower Show in person, marking only the third time she has missed the event during her nearly 70-year reign.

The annual show, usually held in May, was postponed due to Covid-19 restrictions earlier this year.

Traditionally, the Queen spends her summer break at Balmoral residence in Scotland from August to October.

However, she is not expected to resume engagements in London until next month, according to her official diary.

On October 2, Queen Elizabeth II will be joined by Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, in Scotland to attend the opening ceremony of the Scottish Parliament’s sixth session.

Shortly after, the monarch is set to return to Buckingham Palace to launch the Queen’s Baton Relay for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

The opening day of the Chelsea Flower Show saw visits from Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Princess Anne.

Sophie, wearing a white dress designed by Victoria Beckham, explored the prestigious event.

Prince Edward accompanied his wife as they toured the Queen’s Canopy Garden at the Flower Show.

Princess Anne also graced the event and looked elegant in a pale blue floral embroidered coat dress.

Other attendees included Princess Alexandra, the Queen’s cousin, as well as the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and Prince and Princess Michael of Kent.

With the Queen’s endorsement of future kings and the confirmation of Prince Harry and Meghan’s permanent separation from the Royal Family, it is evident that significant changes are underway within the monarchy.

As the monarchy evolves, the world watches closely to see how the Royal Family will continue to adapt and fulfill their roles in the modern era.