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With the Platinum Jubilee celebrations upon us, there has been an interest in what the Royal Family might wear over the course of the Bank Holiday weekend. Fashion expert and stylist to the stars, Miranda Holder, gave OK! an insight into the outfit choices of the famous family, while also sharing a rather surprising etiquette rule that women in the Royal Family have to abide by.

Meghan Markle's upcoming visit ahead of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, kicking off on Thursday, June 2. Meghan and Prince Harry are to return to his home country with their two children, Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana to celebrate the Queen's 70 years on the throne.

Naga Munchetty has praised the Queen for her "constant" presence ahead of the Jubilee weekend.Speaking on her Five Live radio show on Wednesday (June 1) afternoon, she spoke about the monarch and the upcoming celebrations.As people across the country prepare to celebrate the Queen's 70 years of service to the people, the radio show will be paying homage to Her Majesty this upcoming Friday.Introducing what people can expect on the Jubilee show, Naga shared some of her own feelings toward the monarch.She said: "It's Jubilee weekend, this weekend did you know? Did you realise? It's happening!"Naga continued: "Lots of things are going on.

Platinum Jubilee parties only come round once in a lifetime, so you’d expect the Queen to pull out all of the stops. But, much to our surprise, our monarch is pretty frugal when it comes to hosting a private knees-up. Royal warrant holder and party architect to the stars Johnny Roxburgh has designed annual Christmas parties and birthday bashes for the monarchy.

Brits up and down the country are ready to enjoy a long weekend of Platinum Jubilee celebrations to commemorate the Queen's 70 years on the throne. Street parties, live music outside Buckingham Palace, and a national beacon lighting ceremony illuminating specially-designed Jubilee structures in a global display are part of the huge celebrations. Meanwhile, staff at Buckingham Palace are "determined" to help the Queen reach the famous balcony for Trooping The Colour, with new lifts reportedly having been installed inside the 3,000-year-old palace.

The 2 June marks a big day for The Queen as it was the date in which her coronation in 1953 took place following the death of her father, King George VI, on 6 February 1952. In order to prepare for what was the biggest day of her life, Her Majesty worked with designer Sir Norman Hartnell who is known for creating various outfits for the Royal Family, most noticeably The Queen's wedding gown to Prince Phillip five years prior.The ceremony followed tradition in the sense that is was held at Westminster Abbey where it had been held for over 900 years, however, it was the very first that it was televised and received over 27million viewers form the UK alone.

Prince Harry and Prince William have begun to heal their relationship on the eve of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, an insider has claimed. The royal brothers are said to be holding "weekly video calls" and are "back on old buddy terms" as they prepare to reunite for the special weekend.Since leaving for the US in early 2020, Harry has reportedly had a strained relationship with his elder sibling, something which came to a head after he and his wife Meghan Markle took part in an explosive interview with US chat show host Oprah Winfrey.But things now appear to be on the mend as they prepare to put their differences aside for one of the Royal Family's biggest events ever.Commenting on their efforts to reconcile, a source told the Daily Mirror: “The brothers needed time for everything to settle down.

Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebration. A new music video was cut using footage from the performance video shot by Julien Temple at the marquee in May 1977 and clips of the Thames riverboat party on the Silver Jubilee day in June that same year. It also features exclusive footage of some of the earliest, most important and influential female fans of the band including Vivienne, Jordan, Debbie and Tracey, Catwoman and Helen of Troy.The song, with the same title as the British national anthem, was originally released in 1977 during the Queen’s Silver Jubilee.

Her Majesty the Queen will celebrate 70 years on the throne this week, but it’s not just us Brits having a knees up. Our 96-year-old monarch is likely to have a little shindig behind palace walls with her nearest and dearest in the Royal Family.

Bunting, flags and jubilee trifles at the ready... the Queen is gearing up for a right royal knees-up to mark her 70 years on the throne – and we’re all behind her. From Thursday, for four glorious days, parties, parades and exciting fizz-fuelled get-togethers will fill our homes and streets.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have renewed lease at Frogmore Cottage where they will stay this week for Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee, a Royal source tells ET.The source says that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have quietly renewed their lease at Frogmore Cottage, where they briefly lived after getting married.Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank had been using the premises while Harry and Meghan live in California, but have now left the property, according to the source. The Sussexes will stay at their home when they return for Platinum Jubilee celebrations this week.The move will renew speculation on whether Harry and Meghan intend to spend more time in the UK as the Queen gets older.

Queen’s upcoming events to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.The legendary actress said the Royal Family will likely be “thrilled” but also “terribly anxious” over Her Majesty’s wellbeing with such a busy schedule.She explained that there are concerns the monarch may get “massively overtired” but she will be “pragmatic” about what she can do.Joanna said: “I’m sure all the royals will be thrilled, but I also think they’ll be terribly anxious that the Queen will get massively overtired.“I think she’s pragmatic, though.She’ll know how much she can do,” the Absolutely Fabulous star added to Radio Times.Her comments come after Her Majesty has faced health issues in recent months including the impact on her mobility.Joanna will have an important role in the Jubilee celebrations, presenting the Platinum Jubilee Pageant and the Jubilee Big Lunch.She will share her hosting duties with veteran broadcasters, Kay Burley and Alastair Bruce.Joanna recently spoke out about her happiness to be involved in the historic event.She said: "The Queen made a promise when she was terribly young, she said her whole life would be in service of us, her people and she would never falter and never waver from it and she never has."I can't think of anybody who's ever made a promise like that in public and kept to it.So I'm a great fan of the Queen, I just think she's remarkable."She's a pretty special person and I think we would all love to be loved by the Queen and I think she loves us all."I think she looks at her people, not only the people here but the people of the Commonwealth and anybody who looks up to her, I think she treats them all with love, so I love her for that."Joanna also reflected on the importance of the celebrations following the

Platinum Jubilee, celebrating her 70 years on the throne.The stones feature eight portraits, including a photo from the queen’s coronation in 1953, a picture of her riding a horse in the 1960s, an appearance at the Royal Windsor Horse Show in 2017 and more. “We’ve brought two British icons together to mark the #PlatinumJubilee! We’ve projected eight portraits of Queen Elizabeth II onto Stonehenge,” said the English Heritage organization, which cares for the historic landmark, in a statement on Twitter.

Meghan Markle is said to be "nervous" ahead of her reunion with the Royal Family during the Queen's Jubilee, a royal expert has said.The Duchess of Sussex, 40, is due to jet to the UK from the US later this week alongside her husband Prince Harry and their children Archie, two, and Lilibet, who turns one on 4 June. Meghan and Harry's family trip marks the first time the pair have travelled to the UK with their children since they moved to California in 2020.

Jennie Bond told OK! that The Queen has always had more in common with the Duchess of Cornwall than she did with the late Diana, Princess of Wales, but said that our monarch struggled to endorse her son Prince Charles' "adulterous relationship" with Camilla. The royal expert, who worked for the BBC for 23 years, gave her views ahead of the Queen's platinum jubilee celebrations.

The Queen is still yet to see her great-granddaughter Lilibet in person, nearly a year after her birth. Early in 2022, it looked as though Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan Markle, 40, themselves would not be seeing the 96-year-old Queen this year due to security concerns.

Prince Charles has a number of holiday homes dotted around the world, including a unique place in Transylvania, Romania.The heir to the throne, 73, reportedly first visited the country in 1998 where he “fell in love” with it. He returned and in 2006 bought the stunning farmhouse that is known as the Blue House.

Royal expert Jennie Bond delved deep into her royal archives to show off some of her most loved items that she has accumulated over the years. One particular item which she holds dearly is a menu from the Queen Mother’s 100th birthday celebrations.

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee is fast approaching and, with a four day weekend to go with it, plenty of games will be played by families across the country to celebrate the Queen's historic reign. It seems that despite their royal status, even the Queen’s family members aren’t immune to enjoying a game or two and the team at SudokuCraze rounded up the favourites from The Firm. According to reports, Her Majesty is a big fan of The Name Game where players write names of famous people on a post-it note and place them on one another’s foreheads.The game is said to be an incredibly popular game with the Royal Family when the whole clan come together during holidays.

Princes William, 39, and Harry, 37, are set for a "stressful" reunion at Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebration.According to royal author Angela Levin, the monumental occasion, which sees the Queen celebrate 70 years on the British throne, will be a very "frosty" encounter.Angela told Daily Mail: "I think the St Paul's service is going to be very stressful for the royals, especially for William and Catherine, who feel they have badly let down the Royal Family."It will be just as frosty as the Commonwealth Service in 2020. The brothers will look serious and I suspect Meghan's Hollywood smile will be fixed." The expert says the situation has been made worse by the news Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, 40, maybe bringing a Netflix film crew along with them as part of the docuseries they are creating for the streaming giant.She explained: "Netflix could insist on them being there – and they are now probably not in a position to say no because they might get dropped completely."Queen Elizabeth, 96, celebrates her Platinum Jubilee with a number of events and week-long activities planned in her honour.It is expected the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will return to the UK for these events along with their children Archie, three, and Lilibet, 11 months.

Royal sources have said that the Queen “wants the world to see the heartbeat of her family and the future of the monarchy” on the balcony with her at her Platinum Jubilee, and will therefore have Princes Charles, William and eight year old George by her side.The three princes are the direct lines to the throne.The Royal Family are said to be set to arrive on the balcony of Buckingham Palace around 5pm, where they’ll stand to watch the traditional Trooping the Colour RAF flypast. Kate Middleton and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, will also be on the balcony alongside the 96 year old monarch.