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Prince William celebrates his 29th birthday

The prospect of a low—key birthday on Tuesday might appeal to the prince following his blow—out April 29 wedding to Kate Middleton.

June 21, 2011 02:20 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 07:10 am IST - LONDON

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Prince William at RAF Cranwell, England, in this file photo, during his flight training with RAF. A qualified helicopter search and rescue pilot in the Royal Air Force, he is on duty at base off the coast of Wales when he turns 29-years old on Tuesday, and is expected to mark his birthday privately. AP.

Prince William at RAF Cranwell, England, in this file photo, during his flight training with RAF. A qualified helicopter search and rescue pilot in the Royal Air Force, he is on duty at base off the coast of Wales when he turns 29-years old on Tuesday, and is expected to mark his birthday privately. AP.

Just—married Prince William is celebrating his 29th birthday at work.

The prince, a helicopter search and rescue pilot in the Royal Air Force, will be on duty at a base on an island off the coast of Wales and is expected to mark his birthday privately.

The prospect of a low—key birthday on Tuesday might appeal to the prince following his blow—out April 29 wedding to Kate Middleton. He is also due to travel to Canada and the United States next month on his first official overseas trip as a married man.

William’s grandfather, Prince Philip, recently celebrated his 90th birthday with a full day of official engagements.

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