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Mirror.One holiday, Charles left a tin of salmon, and another year Harrold received a salt and pepper grinder tied with a ribbon.“I just thought it was so bizarre because you don’t expect those little things. It shows that they’ve got that fun, practical side to them,” the ex-butler said.Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, would also send Christmas cards to them — and eventually “actual proper gifts.”“[I would get] things like tea cups and saucers or whiskey glasses.

Prince Harry is set to maintain a prestigious position within the Royal Family due to the role his father Prince Charles is destined to inherit following the end of the Queen's reign.The royal author Brian Hoey has said that the Duke of Sussex,37,will continue to keep a prominent position despite Megxit.Brian issued: "One has to remember, in the not too distance future - although I hope it is going to be a long way in the future - Harry is going to be the son of the King."So they've got to be very careful how they handle him, you see, because no matter what happens, they can never take that away from him."In January 2020, Harry and Meghan decided to "step back as 'senior' members" of the British royal family.This decision resulted in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex no longer holding military and royal patronages.They can also no longer carry out engagements as representatives of the Queen or the Crown.Prince Harry's bond with the Crown will continue to be strong even after the end of Charles's reign, as the Duke's brother Prince William will inherit the Crown.The royal author also issued that a reunion of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with their family in Britain and introducing their daughter Lilibet Diana to the Queen could help heal the family's relationship.He said: "It would be a very easy thing for the rift to be healed between them, very easy."He added the tensions between Meghan and Harry and their royal relatives may not be running as high as the public presume.Brian said: "Because I am absolutely sure the Queen holds no feelings of disapproval towards Harry and Meghan, none whatsoever."And she would certainly welcome them back if they returned and she would like them to be all together." The Queen spoke highly

The Duchess of Cornwall recently hosted an International Women's Day reception at her and the Duke of Cornwall's London residence, Clarence House, and eagle-eyed royal fans have spotted the couple's adorable tribute to Meghan Markle. Camilla, 74, has long been patron of multiple women's charities, including the Women of the World Foundation (WOW), and hosted many guests, including Mel B, on Tuesday 8 March to mark the important day.

Royal followers have wanted to see Queen Elizabeth and Lilibet meet each other ever since Prince Harry’s baby girl was born—and now, the Queen is even more eager to make it happen.

The Queen is really "desperate" to meet her great granddaughter Lilibet, and grandson Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan Markle's second child, according to claims from a royal author.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 40, gave their child a great honour by naming her after her great-grandmother the Queen. But sadly, despite baby Lili being born last June 4, the 95 year old monarch still hasn't had the opportunity to meet her yet given the couple now permanently reside in Montecito, California. It is believed that Princess Eugenie, 31, is the only royal to have made the trip across the pond to America.

Queen is said to the “desperate” to see her great-grandchild Lilibet Diana and “end the royal rift”, an expert has said.Lilibet, the nine-month-old daughter of Harry and Meghan, has yet to meet her famous great-grandmother since her arrival in America last year. And now, according to royal author Brian Hoey, the 95-year-old is looking for a way to make a meeting between herself and her 11 th great-grandchild happen as soon as possible.

The Queen has joked about the one colour she can never wear as people would no longer know "who she is".The 95 year old Monarch, who has returned to Prince Philip's cottage for the first time without him, is known for her choice of colourful and bright hats, with matching coat dresses, gloves and a string of pearls. However, journalist Robert Hardman has reflected on the royal joking about the one colour she refuses to wear as it doesn't allow her to stand out.

Our Royal Family keeps squeaky clean by taking regular baths and avoiding showers like the plague! And the reason is a controversial one - according to a royal expert, they think showers are for the working class! Craig Brown, author of Ma’am Darling: 99 Glimpses of Princess Margaret described her morning routine in writing. W Magazine uncovered the details.

Queen is being forced to scrap her beloved New Year's Eve fortune-telling game at Sandringham this year. Her Majesty and Prince Philip normally see in the New Year with a "lucky dip" card game with the Royal Family.

At 94 years of age it is quite amazing that the Queen owns, and knows how to use, a mobile phone. Nevertheless, apparently Her Majesty has a an ultra-slim smartphone that she never goes anywhere without, according to reports from journalist and royal author, Brian Hoey.

Not much beats a nice warm bubble bath, but it sometimes takes a while to achieve the perfect bathing experience.There’s a whole lot of fiddling with the taps involved in an attempt to achieve the perfect hot and cold water ratio, and then you’ve got to do the toe dip and, if you don’t curse at the heat then, well, you’re good to go! Someone who doesn’t have to face these bath-related issues, however, is the Queen. Yes, the Queen, it has been reported has to have her bath just right and to achieve this it takes a fair bit of prep.

Today in weird-but-true things about the royal family, here's a fun fact about Queen Elizabeth's morning bath time routine: The Queen only takes seven-inch baths.