The Royal family has been a significant part of UK culture for a millennia. With long-standing traditions remaining unwavering, more recent decades highlight the family's willingness to move away from tradition, becoming more open with their opinions and views on certain issues affecting society.
From Princess Diana showing support during the AIDS crisis in the 80s by visiting patients in hospital, to her children Prince William and Prince Harry supporting various charities that help the LGBT+ community. Even in a speech opening parliament, Queen Elizabeth II pledged to ensure that LGBT+ people were afforded equality.
Here's six times the royal family showed their support towards the LGBT+ community.
