Young stars join YouTubers Royal Youth Video Special

Among the confirmed young stars is Edoardo, a promising talent who has reportedly wrapped several exciting projects. He’s widely recognised for his charm and professionalism, and continues to rise through the ranks of the industry under Mark Jermin Management.

Josie McCowie is also set to appear in Lydia Alty’s upcoming video. Represented by Mark Jermin Management, Josie is a passionate drama enthusiast with a natural flair for performance. According to reports, she’s not only talented in front of the camera but also shows impressive skill behind it — demonstrating a keen eye for creativity and storytelling at a young age. Her involvement is sure to bring both energy and depth to the project.

Also returning to the spotlight is Darcy Tosun, who is 9 years old, another young performer represented by Mark Jermin Management, who has established himself as a regular in children’s entertainment through various stage and screen roles.

Eliza Hunter, who is also reportedly 9 years old, and the only cast member from Leeds, joins the team with great enthusiasm, also under Mark Jermin Management. Representing London is the confident and creative Iris Poole, also linked to Mark Jermin's talent roster, bringing a thoughtful voice and natural curiosity to the video.

Preston Elliott, represented by Lily Gold, adds his energy and interest in the Young Royal Family to the lineup, while Addie Rose, who is proudly represented by Kitsch Talent Agency, brings an expressive, thoughtful presence and a flair for storytelling according to reports.

This unique project is led by Lydia Alty, a 20-year-old royal reporter and YouTuber dedicated to making royal history accessible and engaging for the next generation. Known for her respectful tone and love of tradition, Lydia created this initiative to help children feel connected to the monarchy and to share their perspectives on royal life in a warm, intelligent, and inspiring way.

With an incredible mix of personalities and backgrounds, this youth-led video is set to be an uplifting and insightful moment in royal reporting — and a testament to how the next generation is engaging with British heritage.