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Queen Elizabeth II's favourite pony Emma stood alone on the side of the Long Walk as she bid her final farewell on Monday, 19 September. Her late Majesty's coffin made its way from Westminster Abbey to Windsor Castle in a procession, which saw King Charles III, 73, lead the Royal Family behind.

Former England rugby star Mike Tindall has given his clearest indication yet about whether he wants to be a prince if the opportunity arose. Mike, who is married to Princess Anne's daughter Zara Tindall, was asked by Closer magazine how he would react if he was ever offered the title of prince by the Royal Family. He emphatically answered: "I would definitely turn that down," before going on to explain that he was content without having a royal title in his life.

It has been revealed that Princess Anne is the new patron of The Murrayfield Injured Players Foundation (MIPF), a charity that supports injured grassroots rugby players in Scotland.

has no plans to step down.In a new interview with the Press Association, King Charles’ sister said she isn’t scaling back on her royal responsibilities in the coming years. Anne, 74, revealed that when it comes to retiring “it isn’t really an option.”“I don’t think there’s a retirement program on this particular life,” said the Princess Royal, as quoted by the BBC.

interview with the Press Association.“I don’t think there’s a retirement program on this particular life,” Anne, 74, said. “It really isn’t written in, no.

During a recent trip to South Africa, Princess Anne was seen sporting the one accessory that's become an absolute staple in her wardrobe – her Adidas sunglasses. Whether she's enjoying a day at the races, watching an Olympic equestrian event or simply out on a public engagement, Princess Anne has been rocking the Adidas sunglasses since at least 2008.

accused of being a Chinese spy.The duke’s former staffer, who was not named and is only known as a “close confidant,” was banned from entering the UK as a result of the allegations.A special immigration investigation has since been launched.As a result, Andrew was reportedly urged to uninvite himself from the royal family’s Christmas lunch, despite the 45-people-strong guest list.The controversy came hot on the heels of another shocker, which saw the financial firm managing Andrew’s private investments shut down.The former working royal was then reported to the police and accused of using a fake name to register a company.London’s Metropolitan Police is in the process of determining whether any further action against the duke is required. Days later, the disgraced duke was snubbed from a royal dinner held at Windsor Castle on Jan.

The Royal Family has been dealt another health setback, with a beloved member of the Firm having to withdraw from a significant trip.

Prince Andrew's woes continued into 2025 after a challenging 2024. The start of the new year brought another blow for the embattled royal.

Royal experts have revealed that Princess Anne has faced "very difficult decisions" to maintain her 700-acre Gatcombe Park estate amidst financial challenges.

King Charles was spotted in public for the first time since Christmas Day, accompanied by his sister Princess Anne. The 76 year old monarch and the 74 year old Princess Royal were greeted by well-wishers as they journeyed from Sandringham House to St Mary Magdalene church in Sandringham for the Sunday service.

While they observe many of the festive traditions that a popular all over the UK, the Royal Family's Christmas is also unique and unexpected in many ways. From paying homage to their Germanic roots and opening their presents on Christmas Eve to taking part in a traditional Boxing Day hunt, some aspects of the royal Christmas hark back to their rich history.

Gift-giving can be a tricky business when your loved ones already have priceless jewels, designer outfits and luxury cars. So, instead of splashing out on lavish, extravagant items, members of the Royal Family prefer to keep their seasonal gifting light-hearted.

forced to cancel her appearance.During Tuesday’s banquet, Anne nearly missed toasting the guest of honor at the dinner table — a mistake that would’ve broken the royal protocol.In a video shared on X, credited to Sky News, King Charles’ sister was seen looking out at other attendees as the emir clinked his glass with Charles.As Anne brought her glass towards her, she soon realized that she forgot to toast the emir of Qatar as she nearly took a sip.The princess quickly rectified the would-be error and raised her glass while making eye contact with the guest of honor before taking a sip.While other senior members of the royal family were in attendance, Princess Catherine and Queen Camilla skipped the dinner due to their respective health woes.The sheikh, 44, and his first of his three wives, Sheikha Jawaher bint Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, 39, were greeted by the British royals in London for the couple’s two-day visit to England.Earlier this week, the Prince and Princess of Wales joined the Qatar royals at the Horse Guards Parade, where Charles welcomed the royal couple.Camilla, 77, was forced to miss the event since she’s recovering from a chest infection.Meanwhile, Middleton, 42, attended Tuesday’s daytime festivities — which marked her first state visit since her cancer diagnosis earlier this year.After the Horse Guards Parade, William and Middleton, along with Charles and the Qatar royals, went back to Buckingham Palace in a carriage procession.Anne’s close call comes just weeks after she politely blocked her sister-in-law, Queen Camilla, from breaking royal protocol during a recent royal engagement.After the pair arrived together at the University of London for an event, they were escorted into the Senate House, where

Queen Camilla has reportedly earned the "admiration" of her sister-in-law Princess Anne, according to a royal expert.

the Express reports.During public-facing duties, royals are expected to respect the “sequential hierarchy of nominal importance” — meaning that Their Majesties are to always enter the room first.And while Anne, who is the only daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, was born into royalty, she still ranks below King Charles’s wife within the Firm.Camilla, 77, and Anne have grown close since Her Majesty joined the royal family in 2005 following her wedding to Charles, 76.At Wednesday’s event, the duo were seen exchanging laughs and posing for photos together, as they joined four other recipients of honorary doctorates at the university.Just days after the outing, Camilla was forced to pull the plug on her appearance at the Royal Variety Performance following a chest infection that she’s been battling for the better part of this month.Camilla missed Friday night’s glitzy event, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London, to nurse her ongoing infection, the palace said.In a statement before the event, Buckingham Palace said the queen “continues to experience some lingering post-viral symptoms” and doctors had advised her to rest.“With great regret, she has therefore withdrawn from attendance at tonight’s Royal Variety Performance.

From planting vegetables as a child alongside his sister, Princess Anne, to his magnificent reinvention of Highgrove, our green-fingered monarch has been a lifelong pioneer of gardening. “As I get older, all I really long for is to plant trees.” So said our King, back in 2018, as he mused on how – had he not been born into arguably the world’s most famous family – he would choose to spend his twilight years. Sadly, a gruelling schedule of royal duties means King Charles isn’t free to while away his days digging holes and stuffing them with saplings, but indulging his green fingers is still a key part of the monarch’s day-to-day life.

Princess Anne is known for her no-nonsense approach and her ability to deliver sharp quips, something that was on full display during a student's inquiry about her living arrangements. While visiting Moscow in 1990, a student cheekily asked the Princess Royal: "How does it feel having Buckingham Palace as your private property?" Quick as ever, Anne flashed a knowing smile and quipped, "Well, I don't know because it isn't" eliciting chuckles from the crowd.

Gift-giving can be a challenging affair when your nearest and dearest already own priceless jewels, designer clothes and luxury cars. So instead of splashing out on expensive, over-the-top items, the royals don’t take seasonal gifting seriously.

Princess Anne is held in high esteem within the Royal Family, even earning a highly formal moniker from her closest relatives.

“Good Morning Britain” last week alongside his longtime pal and podcast co-host James Haskell.While promoting their new book, “The Good, the Bad and the Rugby — Unleashed,” which Tindall co-authored with Haskell and Alex Payne, the retired rugby star was asked about life as a royal.At one point during the segment, Tindall was asked to share what he calls Princess Anne at home.“M’am,” Mike replied, chuckling.

Mike Tindall has revealed that he keeps it strictly formal with his mother-in-law, Princess Anne, even in private.The former England rugby star, who tied the knot with King Charles' niece Zara Tindall in 2011, opened up on Good Morning Britain today, 4 November. He revealed that he addresses the Princess Royal simply as "Ma'am." During the chat with host Susanna Reid, when quizzed about what he calls Anne behind closed doors, Mike's answer was straightforward: "Ma'am." Last year, Mike and his co-hosts from The Good, The Bad and The Rugby podcast, Alex Payne and James Haskell, managed to bag a joint interview with Anne, Prince William, and Kate, Princess of Wales, in their roles as patrons of Scottish, Welsh, and English rugby.