Household Division - Royal Colonels (1952-Present)

Badge of the Household Division
Joshua Wood, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The Household Division is a the military unit that performs public and ceremonial duties in London & Windsor. (A division is a military unit made up of a number of Regiments. The Household Division has 7 Regiments plus reserves.) 

The Household division duties include protecting several residences, changing of the guard, and participating in Trooping the Colour each year. 

King Charles III's Reign
(2022-Present)

When listing the years served, "Beginning" denotes the held the position at the beginning of King Charles II's reign. 

White - Non Royal

Grey - Royal

                                                                                                                                                            

Regiment	Sept 2022-Dec 2022	2023	2024-Present	Future	Future
Household Cavalry
The Blues and Royals	Princess Anne (Beginning - Present)			-	-
The Life Guards	Non-Royal (Beginning - Present)			-	-
Footguards
Grenadier Guards	Vacant	Queen Camilla (December 2022-Present)		-	-
Coldstream Guards	Non-Royal (Beginning-Present)			-	-
Scots Guards	Duke of Kent (Beginning-April 2024)		Prince Edward (April 2024-Present)	-	-
Irish Guards	Prince William (Beginning - Dec 2022)	Princess Kate (Dec 2022-Present)		-	-
Welsh Guards	King Charles/ Vacant?	Prince William (Dec 2022-Present)		-	-
Reserves
London Guards	Prince Edward (Beginning - Present)			-	-

Note: 

Welsh Guards: King Charles held the position of Royal Colonel during Queen Elizabeth II's reign. When she died he assumed the higher position and became Colonel-in-Chief of this and other Household Division Regiments. 

Queen Elizabeth II's Reign
(1952-2022)

When listing the years served, "Beginning" and "End" denotes the held the position at either the beginning or end of Queen Elizabeth II's reign. 

White - Non Royal

Grey - Royal

Blue - Royal previously served in that regiment

Dark Grey - Regiment did not exist

                                                                                           

Regiment	1990s			2000s			2010s		2000-Sept 2022
Household Cavalry
The Blues and Royals	Non-Royal (1979–1998)	Princess Anne (1998-End)
The Life Guards	Non-Royal (1979-1999)	Non-Royal (1999-2019)						Non-Royal (2019-End)
Footguards
Grenadier Guards	Prince Philip (1975-2017)							Prince Andrew (2017-Jan 2022)		Vacant
Coldstream Guards	Non-Royal (1962-1994)	Non-Royal (1994-1999)	Non-Royal (1999-2009)			Non-Royal (2009-Present)
Scots Guards	Duke of Kent (1974-End)
Irish Guards	Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg (1984-2000)				Non-Royal (2000-2008)	Non-Royal (2008-2011)		Prince William (2011-End)
Welsh Guards	Prince Charles (1975-End)
Reserves
London Guards (2022-End)	Before									Prince Edward (2022-End)
London Regiment (1993-2022)	Before		?	?		Non-Royal (2007-2011)		Prince Edward (2011-2022)		After

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Regiment	1952-1959		1960s		1970s		1980s
Household Cavalry
The Blues and Royals (1969-End)	Before			Non-Royal (1969-1979)		Non-Royal (1979–1998)
The Life Guards	Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl of Athlone* (Beginning - 1965)	Non-Royal (1957-1965)		Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma* (1965-1979)		Non-Royal (1979-1999)
Footguards
Grenadier Guards	Queen Elizabeth II /Vacant*	Non Royal (April 1952-1975)		Non Royal (1960-1975)		Prince Philip (1975-2017)
Coldstream Guards	Non-Royal (Beginning-1962)			Non-Royal (1962-1994)
Scots Guards	Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester (Beginning-1974)					Duke of Kent (1974-End)
Irish Guards	Non-Royal  (Beginning-1969)			Non-Royal  (1969-1984)				Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg (1984-2000)
Welsh Guards	Non-Royal (Beginning-1953)	Prince Philip (1953-1975)				Prince Charles (1975-End)
Spacing	1950s	1950s	1960s	1960s	1970s	1970s	1980s	1980s

Note: 

Grenadier Guards: Queen Elizabeth II was Royal Colonel during her father's reign. When he died Elizabeth assumed the higher position and became Colonel-in-Chief of this and other Household Division Regiments. 

Life Guards: Both Alexander & Louis were born German Princes, but gave up their titles in WWII. And both were extended members of the British Royal Family.