King Charles sends birthday gift to Princess Lilibet?

King Charles III, who largely follows traditional royal protocols, is known for his thoughtful gestures towards his grandchildren.

The 76-year-old often showers royal kids with lavish gifts on their birthdays to ensure his grandchildren feel loved and celebrated on their special days. The monarch's gesture makes him a beloved figure in his grandchildren's lives.

The King reportedly sent a gift to his granddaughter Princess Lilibet, who turned four on June 4, putting his rift with Prince Harry aside.

Lili celebrated her fourth birthday on Wednesday with a party thrown by her parents at their home in Montecito.

Although the royal family didn't publicly wish Lilibet a happy birthday, following their policy for non-working royals, King Charles sent a gift along with a personal message, showing his affection for his granddaughter.

A royal insider has claimed, "the King never separates himself from his people. He even shows leniency to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex despite all their stunts."

They added: "The monarch never forgets to send gifts to mark his grandchildren's birthdays. He even sent a gift to Lilibet on her big day."

"He feels the young royals must not be deprived of their rights" because of adult rifts, according to the source.

The King's loving gesture showcases his commitment to family and tradition. This act highlights his dedication to maintaining strong family bonds, despite any public differences or challenges.

Meanwhile, Harry and Meghan threw their daughter a party at their home in Montecito, California, and invited close friends to celebrate the day.

Meghan also released an adorable picture of her beloved daughter, Princess Lilibet, on her fourth birthday, seemingly continuing the royal family's tradition even being away from them.