Yes, several of Queen Elizabeth II's first cousins are still alive. Out of her seven first cousins, four are currently living.
Identifying Living Royal Cousins
Queen Elizabeth II had a total of seven first cousins. These cousins share a common grandparent with her, King George V, who was her paternal grandfather. As of the latest information, four of these cousins are still alive. Their continued presence highlights the extensive lineage of the British Royal Family.
The four first cousins of Queen Elizabeth II who are still alive are:
| Cousin's Name | Relationship to Queen Elizabeth II | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Prince Richard | Duke of Gloucester | Son of Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, a son of King George V. |
| Prince Edward | Duke of Kent | Son of Prince George, Duke of Kent, a son of King George V. |
| Princess Alexandra | The Honourable Lady Ogilvy | Daughter of Prince George, Duke of Kent, a son of King George V. |
| Prince Michael | Prince Michael of Kent | Son of Prince George, Duke of Kent, a son of King George V. |
These individuals have continued to play various roles within the Royal Family, often supporting the monarch in public engagements and charitable endeavors, though their specific duties and visibility vary. Their longevity underscores a significant aspect of the Royal Family's history and its extended network.
