It’s ‘bittersweet’ for Harry to see Kate take over rugby patronage, says Omid Scobie

February 9 marks a sad and reflective day for the Queen as she faces 20 years without her little sister. Princess Margaret died aged 71 in 2002, but her legacy may live on in Prince Harry. In 2020, the Duke of Sussex stepped down as a working royal and moved to America with Meghan Markle.

Kate Middleton was thrust into the spotlight when she and Prince William announced their engagement back in November 2010. The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, had been dating Prince William, 39, for 10 years after the pair fell in love while studying at the University of St Andrews. The couple's incredible wedding at Westminster Abbey was watched by 36.7million from across the globe, and Kate is now one of the most famous women in the world.

Prince Harry reportedly went “ballistic” after Prince William uttered five words which caused things to change forever. The Duke of Sussex got engaged to Meghan Markle in November 2017, before the pair married six months later in May 2018.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are set to inherit Windsor Castle when Prince Charles becomes King, new reports suggest.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge could take over the world’s oldest and largest occupied castle when the Prince of Wales is King.According to the Daily Mail, when Charles becomes King, he intends to move into Buckingham Palace and it will effectively be his “flat above the shop”.The heir to the throne reportedly finds Windsor Castle to be “too noisy” due to its location under Heathrow Airport’s flight path.The Cambridges on the other hand, who currently reside at Kensington Palace and also spend some time at Anmer Hall in Norfolk, will instead inherit the castle in Berkshire.The pair however are expected to keep Kensington Palace as their domestic and work base. According to the Mail, Kate and William have also been looking for senior schools for Prince George and Princess Charlotte in West London.

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge has been announced as the first Royal to take on the CBeebies Bedtime Story, to mark the programme's 20th anniversary, which coincides with Children's Mental Health Week.The 40 year old – who was seen taking part in a children's cookery lesson – will be seen reading Jill Tomlinson's The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, which links with this year's Mental Health Week theme of "growing together". But the Duchess is far from the first famous face to appear on the show, as the likes of Ryan Reynolds, Tom Hiddleston, Dolly Parton, and Tom Hardy have all previously stopped by.

Just this week, the Queen made a statement declaring that the Duchess of Cornwall has her full blessing to one day become Queen Consort.

Prince William and Kate Middleton could take over Windsor Castle when Prince Charles becomes King, according to reports.

Kate Middleton is making a surprise visit!

Queen Elizabeth recently announced that the Duchess of Cornwall will become 'Queen Consort' when Prince Charles takes the throne. Her Majesty revealed it is her "sincere wish" that her daughter-in-law take on the title, in a recent speech made to mark her 70th anniversary. Prince Charles, 73, and Camilla, 74, tied the knot back in 2005, with the Duchess becoming step-mum to both Prince William and Prince Harry.

It’s no secret that The Duchess of Cambridge is already a fashion icon, but judging by her latest outfit, it appears she’s been taking style tips from her sister-in-law Meghan Markle. On Tuesday morning, the gorgeous mum-of-three stepped out in London to make a surprise appearance at the Parents and Children Together (PACT) headquarters in Southwark.

Kate Middleton is the first royal to ever take part in CBeebies Bedtime Story.

Kate Middleton has been seen sharing some sweet moments with young children during a royal engagement on Tuesday 8 February.The 40 year old, who reportedly has a "top secret room with a tunnel" in her Kensington home with Prince William, was pictured arriving at PACT (Parents and Children Together in Southwark, where she learned more about how communities can support parents and their families with their mental wellbeing and improve the health and development outcomes for young children.The Duchess of Cambridge dressed stylish and professional for the occasion as she donned a simple black shirt with a pair of matching trousers, belt and some velvet block heels. She teamed the outfit with a grey checked blazer and accessorised with a sapphire pendant necklace alongside dangling pearl earrings.

Duchess of Sussex has been told by a royal expert to take inspiration from the now-future Queen, Camilla, when it comes to her "team playing" behaviour.Royal author Angela Levin, who wrote a biography on the Duke of Sussex called, Harry: Conversations with the Prince, made the comments on GB News.It comes in the wake of the announcement that Camilla will be made Queen Consort when the current Queen ends her reign, The Mirror reports.Describing Meghan as a “difficult woman”, Ms Levin said: “When the Duchess of Cornwall is with Prince Charles, she takes a backwards step and she's there to support him rather like Prince Philip was.“She doesn't try to interfere, she doesn't try to outsmart him, or rush ahead and shake hands with whoever is there, and also never complained about anything, from the time she was most disliked, before she married Prince Charles, people were attacking her in every possible way.“She got on with her life quietly, never blamed anybody and never tried to win people round, she just waited - I believe she felt that if you give people time they will see what I'm like and then they can make up their minds.“I think that the Duchess of Sussex needs to prove herself non-stop - she takes on everything she possibly can because she needs to be out there in the front. “She's not somebody who wants to work as a team, where Camilla doesn't want to put herself out in the front.”The Queen gave her blessing for Camilla to become Queen Consort over the weekend, in a landmark announcement that will take effect when she ends her reign.

Queen Elizabeth II recently revealed that the Duchess of Cornwall becoming 'Queen Consort' is her "sincere wish" when Prince Charles becomes king. Camilla, 74, has been married to Charles, 73, for 17 years, and despite the pair's relationship getting off to a controversial start, their marriage has continued to go from strength to strength. Between them, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall share four children, and while Camilla's step-sons Prince William and Prince Harry are familiar faces, her own two children tend to keep a low-profile.

Prince Charles and son Harry did not stop a phone call between the pair from taking place before news of Camilla's future role as Queen Consort was announced over the weekend. According to The Mirror, sources close to the Prince of Wales have said that he spoke to both of his sons prior to The Queen's announcement on Saturday.

Princess Diana's childhood home won't be inherited by her two sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Instead the Northamptonshire property will be inherited by 27-year-old actor Louis Spencer.

Queen’s absence from Archie’s christening hinted at royal tensions with Meghan Markle, a book claims. Archie’s christening took place at a private chapel in Windsor Castle on July 6, 2019, when he was just two-months-old.

Kate Middleton is here to lull you to sleep.

Camilla will take the title of “Queen Consort”.On Saturday, February 5, Her Majesty expressed her wishes for her daughter-in-law, the Duchess of Cornwall, to be called “Queen Consort” during Prince Charles’ future reign. The subject has long been a hot topic among royal watchers and Camilla had previously expressed a desire not to take up the title of Queen and instead be known as Princess Consort.

Kate Middleton and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark are set to reunite later this month.

Kate Middleton will be reading a CBeebies Bedtime Story to mark the programme's 20th anniversary, which coincides with Children's Mental Health Week. Kate, who is said to be "worried" for Prince Louis’ future, will be reading Jill Tomlinson's The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark, which links with this year's Mental Health Week theme of "growing together".The Duchess, 40, is set to have a crucial part in Children’s Mental Health Week by narrating the children's story as organisers aim to raise the importance of prioritising children’s mental health.This year, children and adults are being encouraged to consider how they have grown emotionally.The national week also aims to help people understand the benefits of trying new things and moving beyond their comfort zones.