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The Royal Family is steeped in history and tradition, from holding Coronations at Westminster Abbey since 1066 to placing three fir trees in Marble Hall every Christmas. But Tom Parker Bowles has now revealed another long-standing ritual that his family have maintained almost daily for 180 years.

King Charles III is set to resume his international duties next year as he adapts to life with cancer. He plans to undertake official foreign Royal trips during the traditional spring and autumn seasons, subject to medical approval.

Already well-known for her wicked sense of humour, Queen Camilla had a difficult time keeping it together as she wiped her eye after crying with laughter during a farewell ceremony at Siumu Village as heavy rain impacted the final day of the royal visit to Australia and Samoa.The Queen, dressed in an elegant blue and white dress and a pink floral garland, was clearly enjoying herself as she prepared to say goodbye to the island after a four-day visit.The funny pictures come after Their Majesties attended the annual Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting with other world leaders and dignitaries, including Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer. On his last evening in Samoa, the King spoke fondly of his connection to the Commonwealth, stating: "The Commonwealth can surely be a source of hope." He also mentioned that despite "dark clouds gathered", tackling global issues requires global cooperation and that "dialogue and discussion" are key to finding peace.The King dressed in a Red Sea rig shirt featuring designs from the Samoan School of Fine Art, while the Queen looked elegant in an embroidered blue tunic and palazzo trousers by Anna Valentine, complemented with diamond earrings.

King Charles has a "lifelong aspiration" to visit every Commonwealth nation, but his dream is being challenged by the ever-growing number of member countries and his doctors' advice. During a special dinner with the Queen for Commonwealth leaders, he expressed his desire to tick off the remaining dozen or so nations on his list.

Traditionally, royal children have either been home-schooled or, as was the case for King Charles III and his two sons, sent to boarding school once they were old enough to tie their own shoelaces. Charles was dispatched to Cheam School in Berkshire at the tender age of eight, making him the first heir to the throne to attend a "civilian" school, while Prince William and his brother Harry both attended Ludgrove School, also in Berkshire, from the same age, reports OK!.

Despite having had a difficult year as they have come to terms with the King’s cancer diagnosis, King Charles and Queen Camilla looked at ease during their tour of Australia and Samoa as they soaked up everything the two countries had to offer. Any visit to Australia is always recognised for its significance as one of the most important Commonwealth nations.

In a highly unexpected turn of events, Queen Camilla accidentally ‘crashed’ the set of Married at First Sight Australia as she toured the nation with her husband, King Charles.The 12th season of the dramatic reality show is currently being filmed in Sydney, in line with the royal visit.The bride and grooms taking part in the experiment forgot about their marriages for a second, after being left open mouthed as they watched the moment unfold on the TV set. Shirtless grooms were seen looking over their balconies with their shocked brides as they realised just who was outside.The Queen, who was dressed in a royal blue midi dress, gave a wave to the excited crowd.The encounter happened near One Global Resorts, the luxurious complex hosting the MAFS cast this season.

Kate and William's three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, first attended Thomas’s school in Battersea, London, and then, when the family moved to Adelaide Cottage, moved to the £47k per year Berkshire independent preparatory school Lambrook in 2022. And, as royal expert Katie Nicholl tells OK!, the royal couple's brood have a very enjoyable time, there - one that, most vitally, has given them a sense of stabillity during uncertain times, as their mother Kate continues her cancer treatment.

Traditionally, royal children have either been home-schooled or, as was the case for King Charles III and his two sons, packed off to boarding school once they were old enough to tie their own shoelaces. Charles was sent to board at Cheam School in Berkshire, aged just eight, making him the first heir to the throne to attend a “civilian” school, while Prince William and his brother Harry both attended Ludgrove School, also in Berkshire, from the same age.

King Charles III has submitted an application to open up Balmoral to the public as a wedding venue.

The Royal Family is steeped in history and tradition, with iconic details from the past woven into the very fabric of the monarchy - from titles and residences to stunning pieces of jewellery and attire. Among these historic precedents, there are also a few more relatable traditions, including the Royal family's near religious devotion to afternoon tea.

The King and the Prime Minister led tributes to the nation's unsung heroes as excitement builds ahead of the 25th anniversary Pride of Britain Awards. Dozens of huge stars, from Oscar winners to chart-toppers and world champions, will celebrate the extraordinary achievements of winners, including awe-inspiring children of courage, fundraisers, campaigners and lifesavers. The King called them “the very best” of us, and Sir Keir Starmer said, “They embody everything that is great about Britain”.

You've no doubt read plenty of articles urging you to "check your change" in case you're handed a rare coin in the fistful of cash you get back after making a purchase.

King Charles is on the hunt for a new high-flying employee with a "competitive" salary and attractive benefits, which could be the "perfect" opportunity for Prince Andrew to make his royal comeback.The Daily Mail's Royal correspondent Richard Eden cheekily suggested that this could be the ideal way for the Duke of York to return to Royal duties after stepping back five years ago.The job in question is a helicopter pilot who would enjoy a "competitive" salary and be responsible for flying members of the Royal Family around the UK for official engagements. Prince Andrew has previous experience in this area, having served as a helicopter pilot and warship captain during the Falklands War aboard the HMS Invincible.The job advert on the Royal Household website is seeking an "experienced multi-engine helicopter commander" who could serve as either the main pilot or co-pilot.The ad reads: "The King's Helicopter Flight (TKHF) consists of a small team of pilots and ground support staff who provide an exceptional helicopter travel service to Members of the Royal Family undertaking official engagements across the UK." Alongside the technical requirements, including "extensive flying experience in multi-engine helicopters", the successful candidate will need to show "high levels of initiative, pro-activity and problem-solving capability," reports the Scottish Daily Express.

King Charles III was CALLED OUT during his Australian trip!

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The royals may be surrounded by the most sumptuous banquets, yet when it comes to their personal tastes, they're much like us with simpler favourites. For instance, Queen Camilla is said to kick off her day with a wholesome bowl of porridge drizzled with honey while down-to-earth brothers Princes William and Harry can't resist a tasty slice of pizza.The beloved late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip even enjoyed plain cereals for breakfast, according to reports, showcasing their modest preferences. Meanwhile King Charles, who has often foregoing lunch in years gone by, now savours a nutritious half an avocado to fuel his afternoons.

Among their abilities to give a voice to the voiceless and use their platforms to shine a light on the good of others, members of the Royal Family have always been passionately committed to supporting young people. And, just like his father and grandfather before him, Prince William is doing all he can to focus his work on helping the next generation.

When you think of rare coins, the Kew Gardens might be what springs to mind.

There has always been huge interest in the love lives of the members of the Royal Family, whether it is when they are photographed speaking to someone or when an engagement is imminent.Take the intrigue that surrounded the Prince and Princess of Wales' early courtship or Prince Harry's long-distance relationship with Meghan Markle. So imagine the excitement back in the 1970s when there were rumours that King Charles, then the Prince of Wales, was growing close to a certain Hollywood and Broadway megastar.

When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle first discovered they were expecting a baby, in 2018, they shared the news with their closest family during Princess Eugenie’s wedding celebrations. But, when the Royal couple shared the happy news with Harry’s brother Prince William, his simple reaction might not be what you would have expected.