Charles Iii III (Iii): Last News

In the two years since Queen Elizabeth II's death, the Royal Family has been rocked by a number of serious health scares and worrying incidents, with the cancer diagnoses of King Charles and The Princess of Wales topping the list. With so much to contend with behind the scenes, it’s no surprise that experts say King Charles and his clan are feeling the late Queen’s absence more strongly than ever. “I think they all miss her guiding hand,” Andrew Morton, author of The Queen: 1926-2022 exclusively tells OK!.

King Charles will attend a church near Balmoral to remember the late Queen on the second anniversary of her death.

The King attended church near Balmoral for prayers and reflection in memory of his mother Queen Elizabeth II on the second anniversary of her death. King Charles, 75, was accompanied by Queen Camilla, 76, as he arrived at the tiny granite Crathie Kirk, where the late Queen was a regular, on Royal Deeside for the Sunday morning service.

Back in May 2022, Queen Elizabeth II said, “I have lived long enough to know things never remain quite the same for very long. Events and situations change with startling speed.” Those words – taken from the BBC documentary, Elizabeth: The Unseen Queen, less than four months before her death – now seem startlingly prophetic.

The King and Queen were all smiles - and giggles - as they attended the annual Braemar Gathering Highland Games in Scotland, just a day before his accession anniversary. Charles looked dapper in a tweed jacket paired with a navy, red and green kilt, while Camilla was elegant in a navy dress adorned with a feather pattern and a matching feathered hat.The Royal couple were seen sharing several jokes - with King Charles crying tears of laughter at one point - at Saturday's event, which took place not far from their summer residence at Balmoral in Aberdeenshire.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell has given insight into how the second anniversary of the late Queen's death will be commemorated by "all the family" at Balmoral. Queen Elizabeth passed away aged 96 at Balmoral two years ago this Sunday, and the Royal Family will honour the UK's longest reigning monarch this weekend at the same Scottish location. Burrell believes the family "will all be there" in private, likely marking the occasion with a dinner in memory of the late Queen, where King Charles III will make a toast.

Times of London on Friday and claimed their meeting wasn’t his cup of tea.McKellen shared that “on the few occasions I met her she was quite rude.” “When I received a medal for acting, she said, ‘You’ve been doing this for an awfully long time.’ I said, ‘Well, not as long as you,’” he told the outlet. “I got a royal smile for that, but then she said, ‘Does anyone still actually go to the theatre?’ That’s bloody rude when you’re giving someone a medal for acting. It meant, ‘Does anyone care a f – – k about you because I don’t.

fired 10 members of the Royal Lodge security staff last month — something his siblings reportedly feel was the wrong thing to do.“Charles does look at the current state of his family with deep concern.

Queen Camilla reunited with her ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, on Thursday evening to celebrate the launch of their son's new book Cooking & The Crown. Appearing alongside his parents, his sister Laura Lopes and his aunt Annabel Elliot at the Audley Public House in London, food critic Tom Parker Bowles signed copies of his book which contains royal recipes such as Queen Camilla's porridge and George V's curry. As the party went on, it was clear that Queen Camilla and her ex-husband Andrew - who married in 1973 and divorced in 1995 - have nothing but warm feelings for one another despite their tumultuous marriage which saw both of them commit adultery.

return to the royal family aren’t sitting well with his estranged brother Prince William’s friends. The Mirror reported Wednesday that the Duke of Sussex, 39, is “open” to taking on royal duties again four years after moving from the UK to California — but only if he gets an “apology” from William, 42.In response, a friend of William called Harry “a broken record” and warned that he’s “not wanted” in his native country anymore.“We all know he would love to be given a part-time royal role, but Queen Elizabeth was very clear that he couldn’t be half in and half out,” the friend told The Daily Beast.

told the Daily Mail.“He is clearly reaching out thinking, ‘I need to do something different because what I’m doing is clearly not working’. In short, he is rethinking the way he operates.”While Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, are not looking for a permanent return into the royal fold at this time, they are reportedly doing everything they can to bury the hatchet with the royals.At least one of the royal aides that Harry allegedly approached is described as an “old school” adviser known for discretion to help with the plan, unofficially dubbed “Operation Bring Harry In From The Cold.”Harry has also reportedly reached out to former private secretary Edward Lane Fox.“If anyone can do it, Edward can.

King Charles is rumoured to be plotting a shrewd move against Prince Andrew as the spat over his eviction from the Royal Lodge intensifies. While Andrew, who shares the 30-room estate with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, has been standing his ground, desiring to stay put in the residence he's known since the early 2000s, King Charles appears ready to take drastic steps, even considering financial restrictions to coax his brother out.

Members of the Royal Family have always had several official titles that date back centuries - and it is no different today. For example, The King's full and official title is: Charles III, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of his other realms and territories King, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

King Charles was in Aberdeen today as he officially opened the Royal Horticultural Society’s (RHS) annual Summer Flower Show at Duthie Park, marking his Majesty’s first since becoming the RHSA patron. He dazzled crowds in a tartan kilt and sporran for his milestone appearance.The patronage was previously held by Queen Elizabeth II who inherited it from her father King George VI.The monarch, 75, headed to Duthie Park on the milestone anniversary day for the show as it marked its 200th anniversary.

Prince Harry is said to have declined the offer to stay at a Royal residence during his trip to the UK earlier this year.The Duke of Sussex, 39, has made only a few trips back to Britain since stepping down from royal duties in 2020, for significant events such as his grandparents' funeral, the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, and the King's Coronation. In May, he was in London for the Invictus Games' 10th anniversary, and recently, he made a covert visit for his uncle's funeral. Harry attended the service for Lord Robert Fellowes, who was married to Princess Diana's sister, Lady Jane, and passed away at the age of 82 last month.The funeral took place in Norfolk on Thursday.

King Charles has spoken about his “profound” sadness over the death of a friend who has been a decades-long ally to the British royal family, releasing an emotional tribute where he said he would look back on their long bond with “immense fondness”. New Zealand's Maori King Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII died at the age of 69 surrounded by his wife and three children - just days after the 18th anniversary of his coronation.

It’s been 27 years since the tragic death of Princess Diana, following a fatal car crash in Paris that sent the world into mourning. On her death anniversary, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond looks back on Diana’s feelings towards Charles and Camilla, expressed in a private conversation with Jennie, and whether she thinks she would have tied the knot again, should she have lived.

The tragic loss of Diana, Princess of Wales in a Paris car crash left the nation in mourning, but none felt the impact more than her young sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. At the time they were on holiday at Balmoral with their father, King Charles, Queen Elizabeth II, and other Royal Family members. It was Charles who had to break the devastating news to his sons, after the tragedy on 31 August, 2007.

Just like generations of royal children before her, the late Queen received a simple and basic education at home rather than attending school with other children. She did, however, take weekly lessons in the rules of constitutional monarchy with the Vice Provost of Eton College. As a result of her lack of interaction with large groups when she was young, Princess Elizabeth is said to have never built up the necessary immunity against common childhood diseases, such as chickenpox.The late Queen and Princess Margaret's close friend, Lady Anne Glenconner, revealed exactly what was done to protect the monarch when her own children contracted common diseases.

It looks like Prince Andrew may get to continue living at Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate, despite rumours that his older brother King Charles is keen for him to vacate the sprawling and decaying 30 room home for a smaller property. It is believed that the King would like Andrew to move somewhere else, such as Frogmore Cottage, so Charles’s son Prince William and daughter-in-law Kate and their three children can move into Royal Lodge.

Fruity Slots.Beatrice, 36, and her sister, Princess Eugenie, have remained close to Harry, 39, and Meghan, 43, since the duo quit royal life in 2020.Eugenie, 34, has even visited the Sussexes in the US, with the pair seen watching the Super Bowl together in 2022.She was also the only figure from the royal family to make an appearance in his Netflix docuseries “Harry & Meghan.”Meanwhile, Beatrice has also remained close to the Prince and Princess of Wales.Still, it appears as though Beatrice may have her work cut out for her as the brothers reportedly did not speak to each other while attending their uncle’s funeral earlier this week.After reports suggesting Harry was set to be skipping the event over safety concerns, the duke ultimately bit the bullet and flew to the UK for an incognito appearance at the memorial service.The funeral marked the first time the feuding brothers were under the same roof since their father, King Charles’ coronation in May 2023. It comes as royal expert Kinsey Schofield suggested that Markle is regretful over the way her dramatic exit from the royal family went down four years ago.Among the myriad of lucrative projects the “Suits” alum and Harry released since their shock departure from the royal fold — dubbed Megxit — the couple sat down with Oprah Winfrey for a bombshell tell-all interview in 2021.During her interview, the Sussexes said that royals had raised concerns over the darkness of baby Archie’s skin.“She and Prince Harry deeply regret the royal racist controversy.