Camilla 'had first choice' for Queen's priceless clothes and jewels – but Kate gets most

, , , and are presenting a united front. In a new photo shared by the official Royal Family Instagram account on October 1, the Prince and Princess of Wales posed for a new portrait with the new King and Queen Consort. The photo, taken at Buckingham Palace was captured the evening prior to funeral. “Their Majesties The King and The Queen Consort with Their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales,” .

Karren Brady has slammed critics of Kate Middleton who took issue with her for taking her own pictures of her children, rather than using a royal photographer.The Apprentice star, 53, branded the remarks as "rather churlish" following the release of Kate's sweet pictures earlier this year.The businesswoman made her remarks following comments made by a royal photographer who argued Kate was taking away an opportunity from aspiring photographers and giving them a chance to elevate their career.Speaking about Kate's children, Karren penned: "They seem all the happier for being photographed by their mother in natural shots, rather than staged snaps taken by a stranger."So for anyone to have issue with the fact that the Princess of Wales delights in sharing her sweet photos with the world is rather churlish, to say the least, don’t you think?"According to royal photographer John Swannell, Kate is dashing the hopes of a generation of photographers by taking her own pictures of the royal children, rather than letting someone else “make their name” doing it," she wrote in her column for The Sun.She went on to add that Kate would have been "damned if she did and damned if she didn't" .It comes as the royal photographer said that by taking her own pictures, Kate is denying others the opportunity to make their name in their photography career.John said: "All the work I got with the royals really elevated my career; nowadays, someone like me just won't have the chance."Those chances should be given to young English photographers."However, he did admit that Kate was at an advantage as she knows the subjects of her snaps."In some ways, though, Kate is probably right to do it herself."She's not a great photographer, but she just snaps

Two men have been charged with assault after a heckler was allegedly thrown to the ground during the Queen’s coffin procession in Edinburgh.

Queen’s death, King Charles III has expressed hopes to turn her Scottish residence, Balmoral, into a public memorial.Under his plans, future visitors will be able to attend the castle and estate more times throughout the year, even when he and Camilla, the Queen Consort, will be in residence.Before the Queen’s death, Balmoral was only open to the public from April to July each year.READ MORE: King Charles beams alongside Prince William, Kate and Camilla in first official portraitThis period would precede the Queen’s annual holiday at the estate, a tradition for the Royal Family during her reign.

Queen’s horses are paying their final respects to the late monarch, by helping clear up tributes left by the public following her death.The rare grey shire horses, Heath, 17, and Nobby, 14, had a “special” relationship with Queen Elizabeth II.She first saw them when they appeared on the Channel 5 series Hampton Court: Behind Closed Doors.READ MORE: King Charles beams alongside Prince William, Kate and Camilla in first official portraitHead coachman Edward McDowell said: "She spotted them, showed the clip to her yard manager and said to him, 'I want those two for the Jubilee parade'."Mr McDowell added: "It's an honour and a privilege – of course we all jumped at the chance. But it's particularly right for them, they're paying their respects."Heath and Nobby lived at Windsor Castle, where they impressed the Queen on their first meeting.McDowell said: "When they arrived, she came and inspected them and said she couldn't wait to see them all plaited up for the show."Once she popped down to see them and fed them some carrots.

Prince and Princess of Wales have inherited one of King Charles’ properties on the Llwynywermod Estate in Carmarthenshire.The farmhouse is a tranquil retreat nestled in the Welsh countryside, located on the outskirts of Myddfai near Llandovery. It was purchased by the King 15 years ago.William and Kate have since received ownership of the property following Charles' accession to the throne.READ MORE: King Charles beams alongside Prince William, Kate and Camilla in first official portraitAlongside becoming the Prince of Wales, the former Duke of Cambridge has also assumed the titles of the Duke of Cornwall, Earl of Chester and Duke of Rothesay.

The Crown once played a grumpy whip-wielding tyrant. Meg Bellamy is seen scowling as Miss Trunchbull – the demonic head in Roald Dahl’s Matilda. She was in her early teens and, her old performing arts tutor says, was already a star in the making.

A new chapter. King Charles III, Queen Consort Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate debuted a new royal portrait on Saturday, October 1. 

Her Majesty The Queen last month has been released. The new image features King Charles III, Queen Consort Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate Middleton.

Kate Middleton gushed when she saw a photo of her 2010 engagement to Prince William superimposed on a small flag during her recent visit to Wales, and the sight of it prompted her to tell — in hilarious fashion — how her children reacted to seeing photos of her before she tied the knot to their dad.In video posted on social media, the Princess of Wales is seen mingling with a fan when she noticed the flag.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were "engaged in secret" and were "actually dating for less than a year before the proposal", it has been claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that they had got engaged in late November 2017. At the time, Harry, 37, and Meghan, 41, posed outside Kensington Palace alongside a royal statement which claimed she had said yes "earlier this month".

King Charles III could streamline the royal family by removing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's titles. It comes after Queen Margarethe of Denmark, who celebrated her Golden Jubilee this year, opted to strip the HRH titles from four of her grandchildren. Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has said that although King Charles "has no reason" to follow the example set by the Scandinavian monarch it may seem "appropriate" when the country is facing difficult times.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, revealed how her children react when they see old pictures of her and husband Prince William. During a recent visit to Wales, Kate was speaking with admirers when one showed her a picture of her and William during their engagement in 2010. Kate got a kick out of seeing the old photograph and was amused to think that far in the past.

Royal biographer Angela Levin, who has recently published a book on Queen Consort Camilla, has hit back at those she accuses of being cruel to the royal, including step-son Prince Harry. The journalist and biographer appeared on this morning’s Lorraine with stand-in host Christine Lampard to talk candidly about Camilla, following the release of her new biography Camilla, From Outcast to Future Queen Consort.

Precious moments. Prince William and Kate Middleton’s engagement photos caught the eye of their kids. During a trip to Wales, the newly appointed Princess of Wales reacted to a picture of her and her husband from more than 12 years ago.

Divisive royal biographer Angela Levin claims that Camilla Rosemary Shand was treated unfairly by both Prince Harry and the Netflix series “The Crown.”The royal scribe dropped the alleged bombshell on the UK morning show “Lorraine” following the release of her biography “Camilla, From Outcast to Queen Consort,” the Daily Mail reported.Levin said that she penned the book to clear the air regarding King Charles III’s paramour, who she thought had been unfairly maligned in the past. “I decided I had to rebalance things,” explained Levin.

the queen’s death on Sept. 8.On Thursday, however, the Royal Collection Trust announced that the castle’s grounds had reopened to visitors — but their usual ticket prices would not be waived for visitors wanting to pay their respects to the late monarch.

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As the new monarch, King Charles III’s portrait will be embossed on all of England’s currency — including bank notes, pound coins and pence coins.