British Line of Succession on 9 May 2020
Sovereign: Queen Elizabeth II
Age 94
(born 21 April 1926, will die on 8 September 2022)
Sovereign since 6 February 1952
(68 years, 3 months)
Previous change: 6 May 2019
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Next change: 9 February 2021
Previous day: 8 May 2020
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Next day: 10 May 2020
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1.
The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales (Charles III)
Age 71 (born 14 November 1948),
Son of the sovereign -
2.
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge (The Prince William, Prince of Wales)
Age 37 (born 21 June 1982),
Grandson of the sovereign -
3.
Prince George of Cambridge (Prince George of Wales)
Age 6 (born 22 July 2013),
Great grandson of the sovereign -
4.
Princess Charlotte of Cambridge (Princess Charlotte of Wales)
Age 5 (born 2 May 2015),
Great granddaughter of the sovereign -
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Prince Louis of Cambridge (Prince Louis of Wales)
Age 2 (born 23 April 2018),
Great grandson of the sovereign -
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Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex (The Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex)
Age 35 (born 15 September 1984),
Grandson of the sovereign -
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Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor (Prince Archie of Sussex)
Age 1 (born 6 May 2019),
Great grandson of the sovereign -
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The Prince Andrew, Duke of York (Andrew Mountbatten Windsor)
Age 60 (born 19 February 1960),
Son of the sovereign -
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Princess Beatrice of York (Princess Beatrice, Mrs Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi)
Age 31 (born 8 August 1988),
Granddaughter of the sovereign - 10.
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The Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex (The Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh)
Age 56 (born 10 March 1964),
Son of the sovereign -
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James, Viscount Severn (James, Earl of Wessex)
Age 12 (born 17 December 2007),
Grandson of the sovereign - 13.
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Alexander Windsor, Earl of Ulster
Age 45 (born 24 October 1974),
First cousin once removed of the sovereign - 29.
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