Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, was born on March 10, 1964, in London, England. He is the youngest child of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II of England. Edward was born third in line of succession to the throne, but due to royal births and marriages, he is currently 14th in line.
Despite having lower grades than his peers, Prince Edward was accepted to study at the prestigious University of Cambridge. He is one of only five members of the Royal Family in history to have obtained a university degree.
In June 1999, Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones, a successful public relations executive. The couple welcomed their first child, a son named James, and later had a daughter named Lady Louise.
Prince Edward has taken on an important role in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme, a program founded by his father. He attends Gold Award ceremonies around the world, carrying on his father's legacy as the Duke of Edinburgh's duties are gradually being passed on to him.
Prince Edward is dedicated to continuing the work of his father and supporting various charitable causes. He is deeply committed to serving his country and the Commonwealth, upholding the traditions of the Royal Family.
Throughout his life, Prince Edward has shown grace, dedication, and a strong sense of duty, embodying the values of the British monarchy. He continues to represent his family with dignity and honor, making a lasting impact on those around him.