The announcement of the Commonwealth Day service this week could give the British royal family a chance to reunite after two years of separation from the pandemic.
After downplaying several major occasions, the royal family is set to mark Commonwealth Day 2022, with the Commonwealth's official Twitter account sharing, ""#CommonwealthDay2022 as a service held at Westminster Abbey and virtual events on 14 March will be celebrated together. ,
"Given that this is Her Majesty's Jubilee Year, special attention will be given to the role the #Commonwealth plays in the lives of people and communities," the tweet further read.
While it is unclear whether members of the royal family will be in attendance, the annual event has seen the presence of the Queen, Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton, and Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex.
The family marked the day last year with a special appearance on the BBC's Commonwealth Day programme, after the annual service was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.