Britain’s King Charles won’t mark the primary anniversary of the loss of life of Queen Elizabeth with an official public occasion or a personal household gathering, a royal spokesperson stated on Friday.

Charles, 74, ascended to the throne on September 8 after the loss of life of his mom Elizabeth.

The loss of life of the 96-year-old monarch, Britain’s longest-reigning king or queen, prompted an outpouring of emotion across the globe, a 10-day mourning interval and a state funeral with crowds of hundreds of individuals lining the streets of central London.

But the primary anniversary of the day she died won’t be a public affair. The king and his spouse, Queen Camilla, can be spending the day quietly and privately, stated a spokesperson for Buckingham Palace.

In doing so, Charles follows within the footsteps of his mom, who used to spend the anniversary of her father’s loss of life in the identical means.