Princess Anne receives honour from royal family after performing key task

Buckingham Palace issued a delightful life update about Princess Anne after her latest royal engagement. 

The Princess Royal received honour from the royal family as King Charles' office praised the hardest working royal for her dedication as the Patron of Farms for City Children. 

Palace officials released a series of photos from Anne's visit to Farms for City Children’s Lower Treginnis farm in St Davids on social media. 

The message reads, "The Princess Royal has been Patron of Farms for City Children since 1991."

"Founded by Sir Michael and Lady Clare Morpurgo, the charity provides opportunities for children and young people to experience the natural world. Children spend a week on one of the charity’s farms taking part in every day farm tasks, as well as outdoor learning and craft sessions."

"Her Royal Highness joined the children of Pembroke Dock Primary School as they groomed the farm’s donkeys, fed rare-breed piglets and cared for produce growing in the farm."

It is important to note that Princess Anne is known as the hardest-working member of the royal family and she has been supporting her ailing brother King Charles since his cancer diagnosis. 

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