Princess Alexandra was one of the royals to feature in the King and Queen Camilla's official coronation photographs, released on Monday.
The photos taken in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace show the 86-year-old, dressed in a white gown, standing between the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
Alexandra was also part of the carriage procession and was driven in a car from Westminster Abbey to the palace following the two-hour service.
The Honorable Lady Ogilvy is still a working member of the royal family and was close to her late cousin, Queen Elizabeth II, and has supported Her Majesty at many engagements throughout the years.
Here's everything you need to know about Princess Alexandra, from her early life, her marriage, her children and her personal interests and passions.
Princess Alexandra Helen Elizabeth Olga Christabel, born on 25 December 1936, is the only daughter of the late Prince George, Duke of Kent and the late Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark.
She has two brothers - Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, 87, and Prince Michael of Kent, 80.
The family split their time between their London residence, 3 Belgrave Square, and their country home, Coppins, in Buckinghamshire.
Sadly, Alexandra's father was killed in a wartime accident in 1942 when she was just five years old.
She was the first British Princess to go to an ordinary school in 1947 - Heathfield School near Ascot, and she also attended a finishing school in Paris, studying French and music.
At the age of 11, she also had a starring role as