Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were absent from a special tea party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon.
The young royals had earlier joined their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, for VE Day commemorations alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Despite participating in the significant Second World War commemoration event, the children did not attend the subsequent reception for veterans.
The royal children were part of a larger family gathering marking the VE Day celebrations.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were absent from a special tea party at Buckingham Palace this afternoon.
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The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, The Princess Royal and Sir Tim Laurence, and The Duke of Kent also attended the event.
The Prime Minister joined the Royal Family for this important tribute to those who served during the Second World War.
Later in the day, King Charles, as Patron of the Royal British Legion, and Queen Camilla hosted a tea party for veterans and members of the Second World War generation.
Around 50 veterans and people who lived through the war attended the special reception at Buckingham Palace.
The royal children were part of a larger family gathering marking the VE Day celebrations today
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The young royals were not present at this gathering.
Guests at the tea party included veterans from British and Commonwealth Armed Forces, WRENs, and Special Operations Executives.
The Marble Corridor of Buckingham Palace was decorated with bunting made from recycled fabrics from the Royal estates.
Family members and carers accompanied the veterans to the special reception.
The event brought together multiple generations of royals to pay tribute to the wartime generation.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales joined Their Majesties at the reception, along with other senior royals.
The Prime Minister was also present to honour those who contributed to the war effort on the home front.
The event brought together multiple generations of royals to pay tribute to the wartime generation.