Loose Women's Brenda Edwards and Judi Love attend reception hosted by Charles and Camilla

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall works hard to prioritize time with her husband amid their busy schedules. In a rare interview with , the 74-year-old royal reveals how she and Prince Charles, whom she wed back in 2005, make time for each other while working as senior members of the royal family.«It’s not easy sometimes, but we do always try to have a point in the day when we meet. Sometimes it’s like ships passing in the night, but we always sit down together and have a cup of tea and discuss the day,» she says.

As Prince William approaches his 40th birthday on 21 June, the way he plans on “reshaping the monarchy” has been revealed. Prince William has long been a steadfast face in the Royal Family, with him being the eldest son of Prince Charles and therefore second in line for the throne.

Another royal rift is reportedly ongoing, with Prince Andrew allegedly refusing to speak to his brother Charles and nephew William, after the pair blocked his so-called ‘comeback’ plans. Andrew, 62, has taken a backseat from public life since sexual assault allegations against him resurfaced following the death of his former friend, peadophile Jeffrey Epstein, in 2019.The Duke of York has always vehemently denied the accusation brought against him by Virginia Giuffre.

The controversy around the collapse of the royal marriage between Princess Diana and Prince Charles was extraordinary and was the centre of the media for some time, but it was heightened to another level with Andrew Morton’s tell-all book, Diana: Her True Story.The book - published in 1992 - covered Charles and Diana's loveless marriage, Charles’s alleged infidelity, and the princess’s struggles with bulimia, self-harm and suicidal thoughts. And heartbreakingly, when the marriage finally ended in 1996, Prince William told his mother he wanted to become a policeman to protect her in case she was stripped of her royal title. “He once told her he wanted to be a policeman so that he could protect her,” says royal expert Robert Jobson.

Prince William almost had a completely different name which Prince Charles had his heart set on, according to a royal historian.He was also known as "Baby Wales" before Charles and Princess Diana finally decided upon William. The Duke of Cambridge, who will celebrate his 40th birthday on Tuesday (June 21), could have been named Arthur when he was born in 1982.

Prince Charles, 73, and Prince William, 39, both reportedly stepped in to prevent Prince Andrew's return to public life at Royal Ascot and the Order of the Garter Ceremony.Andrew, 62, is understood to be enraged with his elder brother and nephew, who it is believed persuaded the Queen, 96, to stop Andrew from attending the full Order of the Garter Ceremony, which was presided over by his mother at Windsor Castle earlier this month.Instead, he was only seen at some parts of the Knights of the Garter Ceremony.Buckingham Palace reported that the Duke of York's absence from the Windsor Castle procession and Order of the Garter service was a "family decision".He did join the Queen at the formal investiture of new members of the Order of the Garter - including Tony Blair and Charles' wife the Duchess of Cornwall - and at the lunch afterwards.But his alleged bid to return to Royal duties has apparently been met with resistance from the two direct heirs to the throne, with Her Majesty supposedly telling Andrew to keep out of sight "for his own good". The Queen also missed Royal Ascot for the first time during her reign and was replaced in Saturday's Royal procession by the Duke of Kent, Andrew's eldest daughter Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.

Camilla Parker Bowles, aka the Duchess of Cornwall, is speaking out in a rare interview with British Vogue.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, is making her debut in the pages of British Vogue.

Prince Charles and his son Prince William were heard having 'explosive rows' when he felt he was being "airbrushed" out of the Cambridge family's lives, it has been claimed.

Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, has shared an intimate look into her private life in the royal family, as part of a rare interview with fashion magazine Vogue. The future Queen Consort, opened up about a wealth of different subjects during the interview, which included discussing her marriage with Prince Charles and her fears for her grandchildren. During the candid discussion, Camilla opened up on how she and Prince Charles ensure to make time for their marriage, with the royal opening up on their daily ritual, even amid their busy schedules.

Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall, has opened up about her struggles in the public eye as part of a rare interview with Vogue ahead of her 75th birthday. The senior royal appears in the July edition of the long running fashion magazine, where she shares an inside glimpse into her rarely seen life as a working member of the Royal Family.

Loose Women's first all-black panel.In October 2020, the former Hollyoaks star, 47, featured on the ITV programme's first ever show which was hosted entirely by four black presenters.Kelle appeared on the groundbreaking episode alongside Charlene White, Brenda Edwards and Judi Love.While praised by the majority of fans at the time, Kelle recently shared that she was left 'in disbelief' after "racist comments" were made on Twitter.The Eternal singer told The Mirror: "There were lots of positive comments [afterwards] but, unbelievably, there was lots of racism, lots of racist comments."Kelle later explained that the comments made included remarks like 'I switched off, who do they think they are?' and "As soon as I saw them...' She said that while the Loose Women digital team ensured the stars were 'protected', other viewers also took to the presenters' defence on Twitter to hit back at the racist trolls.Kelle added: "We have a really good team at Loose who protect us from that and also the digital team are amazing at scanning and ensuring that we're as protected as possible."But it's still there, but that's what we're challenging.

As his mother’s coffin lay on a gun carriage, draped in the Royal Standard and white lilies, a teenage Prince William bowed his head in deep mourning. But while he could easily have broken down during the funeral for the late Princess Diana of Wales, the 15-year-old held back the tears, giving younger brother Harry extra strength to cope with such a heartbreaking ordeal.

Loose Women's Kaye Adams took a swipe at panelist Nadia Sawalha for her "Victorian" behaviour and called her a "terrible coward" after her co-star made a revelation.Kaye was joined by Nadia, Stacey Solomon and Judi Love as they discussed whether or not they would want their partners to defend the family from an intruder.Fans of the ITV show watched as the panelists spoke about the matter and Stacey Solomon offered her thoughts.She said she would be better at getting her children out of the house, rather than her husband, because she "knows where everything is" and the "best route" out, whereas her husband Joe Swash "wouldn't have even thought about it".When Nadia said she would want her husband to be at the defence, Kaye slammed her as having a "Victorian" attitude.Then, Nadia admitted that she once used her child as a "human shield" to defend herself whilst she was at an attraction with live actors.Sawalha said that one of her traits was being "a terrible coward," to which Kaye repeated louder: "You are a terrible coward!"Fellow Loose Women panelist Kelle Bryan has recently spoken to The Mirror about being part of the show's first all black panel.The show has been running for 21 years and Kelle, alongside co-stars Charlene White, Judi Love and Brenda Edwards, starred in the episode that aired in October 2020.The episode won an RTS Award for Daytime Programme, but not all reception they received was positive.Vile trolls took to social media to make racist comments about the cast and Kelle Bryan opened up about the experience.She said: "There were a lot of positive comments, but, unbelievably, there was lots of racism, lots of racist comments.

Coleen Nolan stunned viewers as she showed off her wedding outfit on Wednesday's episode of Loose Women.

Prince Louis is expected to attend a different junior school to his siblings, according to reports.The four-year-old — who cheekily charmed the nation with his naughty antics during the Platinum Jubilee — will not be enrolled at Thomas’s Battersea Junior School like his brother George and sister Charlotte.Instead, Louis is expected to start his formal education at the Independent Preparatory school in Lambrook near Ascot.It comes amid reports suggesting that his parents Prince William and Kate Middleton are planning to leave Kensington Palace and move out of London.Last year, Louis went to Willcocks Nursery School in Kensington, as his sister did previously.But, with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reportedly planning to relocate to Windsor this summer, Charlotte and George are also expected to switch schools during the 2022/23 academic year.

The Duchess of Cornwall was joined by her two children, Tom Parker-Bowles and Laura Lopes, at the Order Of The Garter Service on 13 June. Camilla, 74, was installed as an honorary Royal Lady of the Order of the Garter at the ceremony, which took place at St George's Chapel, as Tom, 47, and Laura, 44, were both there to support her. The day was very significant for Camilla as she also joined the Garter Day procession for the very first time, and it marked a very rare appearance from Tom and Laura, who tend to stay out of the spotlight despite their mum's royal status.

Royal Ascot kicked off on Tuesday, but the Queen wasn’t in attendance.

The Queen smiled for the camera alongside Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, at Monday’s the Order of the Garter service.

Peter Andre has revealed that Brenda Edwards' statement about her son Jamal's death has encouraged him to talk about drugs with his children Junior and Princess.The dad-of-four said the conversation with them was "really productive".Loose Women panellist Brenda, 53, released the statement last week, confirming that Jamal, who died in February, passed away from cardiac arrhythmia after taking recreational drugs.He was 31 at the time of his death.Writing in new! magazine, Peter, 49, said: "It was so brave of Brenda Edwards to reveal that her son Jamal Edwards died from cardiac arrhythmia after he took recreational drugs."She said in a statement that Jamal’s passing shows that one bad decision can have 'devastating consequences' and she hopes this will encourage others to 'think differently'."Peter also said that it was every parent's "worst nightmare" and praised Brenda for sharing the news.He added: "I’m so sorry that Brenda and her family are going through this, but I also want to thank her because thanks to her I was able to have a really productive conversation with my kids about this incident and especially about recreational drugs."I have met Jamal and when Princess heard about how he died she was asking me about what recreational drugs are."I explained to both her and Junior how something you think you’re doing for fun can have really huge consequences and you don’t know how your body will react to these substances."Peter has recently appeared on Loose Women with Brenda.He ended his column by saying: "I’m sending her all my love in this terribly sad situation."Brenda's statement about Jamal's passing said: "It’s so important to me that I do address it as no mother or any loved one should have to go through what

On Monday, the Order of the Garter service took place for the first time since 2019. Members of the Royal Family were present for the event including Kate Middleton who stunned in a blue number.