Jill Biden and granddaughter Finnegan stun in yellow and blue outfits at King Charles’ coronation
LONDON, UK: Jill Biden looked chic in a blue dress as she was joined by her granddaughter Finnegan Biden for the coronation of King Charles. The first lady of the US has not been accompanied by her husband, Joe, for the ceremony on Saturday, May 6. She will represent her country among several hundred other heads of state, foreign ministers, Nobel Prize winners, and religious representatives.
For the special occasion, Jill chose a blue jacket, which she teamed up with a knee-length pencil skirt and the same-colored gloves. The 71-year-old also wore a small bow hat and a pair of cream heels. The 23-year-old Finnegan went for a long, cream-yellow cape dress, pairing it with a yellow floral hairband and a small vanity case-style bag.
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‘I would have been thrilled for any first lady to attend’
As per reports, the grandmother-granddaughter duo chose blue and yellow to show their support for Ukraine since the colors matched the flag of the Eastern European nation, currently under attack by Russia. Lindsay Reynolds, who was Melania Trump's White House chief of staff, said, as per CBS News, “I love seeing the first lady as our representative and I would have been thrilled for any first lady to attend. I don't think it is a slight in any way for the president to not be attending.”
Earlier, the FLOTUS also took to Instagram and posted, “Headed to the U.K. for the Coronation of King Charles III– the first in 70 years! It’s an honor to represent the United States for this historic moment and celebrate the special relationship between our countries.”
‘The language of colors’
Meanwhile, Jill and Finnegan’s coronation looks have been appreciated, online as a user said, “First Lady Jill Biden with her granddaughter at the coronation ceremony of King Charles the Third. The language of colors 💛💙.” The second user wrote, “Beautiful as always ♥️.” The third one shared, “Well done, ladies! 💙💛” The fourth user posted, “Yes, I noticed this. They are sitting with the First Lady, too. Very powerful statement of support.”
First Lady Jill Biden with her granddaughter at the coronation ceremony of King Charles the Third.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) May 6, 2023
The language of colors 💛💙 pic.twitter.com/JLtgr39G7q
A person remarked, “Love the Ukrainian flag colors.” Another person seemingly taking a dig at Melania tweeted, “Oh look. Our beautiful First Lady Dr. Jill Biden dressed appropriately for the Coronation. She doesn’t have ‘Really Don’t Care Do You’ written on the back of the coat. Her hair & makeup are on point and it’s a great color. I’m so proud of our First Lady!!!”
Yes, I noticed this. They are sitting with the First Lady, too. Very powerful statement of support.
— Jan Bird (@pictureladyjan) May 6, 2023
Oh look. Our beautiful First Lady Dr. Jill Biden dressed appropriately for the Coronation. She doesn’t have ‘Really Don’t Care Do You’ written on the back of the coat. Her hair & make up are on point and it’s a great color. I’m so proud of our First Lady!!! pic.twitter.com/tzGjJWIIRz
— Momof4Cats (@Momof4Cats4) May 6, 2023
‘Their Majesties want to encourage people to spend the Coronation Weekend’
This comes as a statement released by Buckingham Palace regarding the ceremony noted, “The Coronation of The King and The Queen Consort will be marked with events across the country and a concert at Windsor Castle. Their Majesties want to encourage people to spend the Coronation Weekend celebrating with friends, families, and their communities.”
It also continued, “The Coronation of The King and The Queen Consort will take place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6th May 2023. The Service will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury,” before adding, “On Sunday 7th May 2023, a special Coronation Concert will be staged and broadcast live at Windsor Castle by the BBC and BBC Studios. Also on Monday 8th May 2023, members of the public will be invited to take part in The Big Help Out, which will encourage people to try volunteering for themselves and join the work being undertaken to support their local areas.”
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