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Prince George will have to become adept at many skills quite early on to be successful in his role as a senior member of the Royal Family. He will need to master everything from public speaking and conversing in other languages to charity work and even horse riding - if he is to follow in his family's footsteps.

ongoing bitter feud with King Charles over the estate, it appears as though Fergie was unwilling to answer any questions regarding her living situation, according to royal correspondent Richard Mineards.Mineards, who writes for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s local paper the Montecito Journal, revealed that Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice’s mom recently appeared on US TV to discuss the royals.“While other hacks were peppering her with inane questions, I asked Fergie, given her new contract, if she would at last be moving out of Royal Lodge, the Queen Mother’s former home near Windsor Castle, having said previously she couldn’t afford to run any of the homes offered her by her mother-in-law Queen Elizabeth,” Mineards wrote in his latest column.“She was clearly not amused by my query and walked out of the room.”Mineards added that Lord Piers Wedgwood “said I had asked a perfectly reasonable question given her new contract,” which is rumored to sit at $620,000.Later that day, Ferguson reportedly “darted to the other side of the room” after spotting Mineards at a charity fund-raiser hosted by Fergie and James Ogilvy.“James noticed and asked me what had happened. I explained the lunchtime walkout and he rolled his eyes,” Mineards added.Ferguson’s ex Andrew, whom she divorced in 1996 after 10 years of marriage, has been locked in a bitter battle over the royal residence with the king in recent years.The feud kick-started years ago, after the duke was linked to disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein, and the duo have been at odds even more so in the last year.Charles had been desperately trying to evict Andrew from the sprawling estate and into a smaller property.

Ellise Shafer Stephen Fry has been knighted in the U.K.’s annual New Year Honors list, while Carey Mulligan and Sarah Lancashire have been named commanders of the British Empire. Each year, the reigning monarch — in this case King Charles III — names new members of the U.K.’s orders of chivalry, which includes knights, dames, commanders of the British Empire (CBE), officers of the order of the British Empire (OBE), members of the order of the British Empire (MBE), British Empire medals (BEM) and companions of honor. Actor, broadcaster and comedian Fry was awarded a knighthood alongside former England football manager Gareth Southgate, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and former West Midlands mayor Andy Street.

told Life & Style. “With the king’s health continuing to decline, there’s only so much time for that to happen.

Carey Mulligan, Sarah Lancashire, and Stephen Fry are among the stars to receive recognition in King Charles III’s New Year honors list.

An unearthed photo of one of King Charles' ancestors appears to be the spitting image of the monarch. His great-grandmother on his father's side shares an incredible likeness with the king. When it comes to his looks, King Charles has subsequently become well-known for his prominent ears - a long-running joke which even prompted the late Queen to say: "Thank heavens he hasn't ears like his father," when Prince William was born in 1982.

Princess Diana's final Christmas was reportedly a solitary affair, as she spent it away from both her sons.

King Charles has always tried his hardest to travel to royal engagements in the most environmentally friendly way possible - whether that is by taking an electric car or by driving himself in his Aston Martin which was converted to run on old cheese and wine.The King's awareness of being environmentally conscious has extended to what he likes to eat and what he chooses to bring with him when he travels.Those who worked for the king when he was still the Prince of Wales have revealed exactly what he chooses to eat on a daily basis and the reasoning behind it. While The King works incredibly hard to support his several charitable causes, many stories have surfaced about his taste for the finer and more specific things in life.

Having been a part of the Royal family for over 25 years, the Duchess of Edinburgh's steady ascent in the monarchy has led her to be one of the most esteemed and admired figures today. Her unwavering support for her husband Prince Edward, dedication to charitable causes, and her warm and approachable demeanour, reports OK!, have won her the hearts of both the royals and the public.

meeting members of the public on Christmas Day. The Princess of Wales, 42, stopped to speak with well-wishers gathered in Sandringham on Wednesday hoping to greet members of the royal family as they walked to and from a Christmas morning service at St.

Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla ended a difficult year with a cherished Christmas tradition in which the royal members sported similar outfits.On Wednesday, the Princess of Wales, 42, wore a green Alexander McQueen coat with a matching fascinator and scarf and accessorized with black gloves and boots for the traditional Christmas Day walk to St. Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham estate.Leading the walk was the queen, 77, and her husband, King Charles, 76, who greeted members of the public lined up to see the royals on their way to the church service.

The King and the rest of the Royal Family have returned to the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk this Christmas and have no doubt taken part in many of the fun and unique traditions that they enjoy each year. Among these quirks that set members of the Firm apart from many of us in the UK are how they open their presents on Christmas Eve and buy one another joke gifts.

King Charles III is thankful for those who stood by the royal family this past year. The monarch, 76, reflected on 2024, which saw both him and his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton revel their respective cancer diagnoses.“All of us go through some form of suffering at some stage in our life, be it mental or physical,” the king said in his pre-taped message for his annual Christmas address.

King Charles III is set to address the nation in his annual Christmas speech. Since taking over the throne in 2022, this will mark his third Christmas speech as head of state.

Christmas carol concert has returned!The Princess of Wales, 42, led her fourth “Together at Christmas” extravaganza to welcome in the festive season. The event was pre-recorded and took place at London’s Westminster Abbey on Dec.

sooner than expected,” a source told Radar Online. “As you’d imagine, the relationship between the two of them is incredibly close.

In a behind-the-scenes look at this year's Christmas Day speech, King Charles adjusts his own tie as he breaks a major royal tradition.The monarch, 76, recorded his speech two weeks ahead of the big day, and the location is the first of its kind in 14 yeas. Amid his own cancer diagnosis earlier this year, the King made the heartfelt decision to record his Christmas Day speech from a former hospital chapel.Taking place at the former Chapel of the Middlesex Hospital, it is now known as Fitzrovia Chapel in central London and is used as an event space for exhibitions, weddings, and films, as well as a place of "meaning, memory and sanctuary", and this year, the King's speech.

opted to break tradition last year by writing the speech himself, has prerecorded his festive broadcast in a different location to that of previous years.The royal family’s official Instagram account shared a photo of Charles from his speech, which was filmed at the Fitzrovia Chapel in London.The king’s decision to film the holiday speech there marks the first time the location has been changed since 2006, after which, the speech was always recorded on the royal estate. The late Queen Elizabeth II previously delivered her festive messages from either Southwark Cathedral, Windsor Castle, or the Sandringham Estate.The location change is said to be symbolic for Charles, who has faced a difficult year following his cancer diagnosis in February.“Formerly the chapel of Middlesex Hospital, it is now a space for quiet reflection, discovery and celebration, connecting diverse communities from all faiths or none,” the royal family’s social media post read.What’s more, Charles’ late grandfather, King George VI, “laid the foundation stone of the building” in 1928, making it doubly special.The chapel, described as “a place of solace, prayer and rest for staff and patients,” features a gold-leaf ceiling that boasts more than 500 stars and 40 types of marble.In addition, the Christmas tree featured in the address was donated by a British cancer charity.Every year, the festive broadcast is played via TV and radio on Christmas Day at 3 p.m.

When life is a whirl of state visits, ceremonies and public meet-and-greets, having a bolthole to escape to at Christmas is key. For the King, Sandringham House in Norfolk fits the bill. “Sandringham IS Christmas.

There are countless memorable videos of The Royal Family that fans cherish, from cheeky Royal children on the Buckingham Palace balcony to Queen Elizabeth II's unforgettable sketch with Paddington Bear for her Platinum Jubilee. Although Prince Louis is already a fan favourite for his playful contributions to national events, his elder brother Prince George showed off his humorous side in a clip where he was seen making Christmas puddings for charity with his late great-grandmother, grandfather and father.

Over the years, the Royal Family have introduced many customs which have gone on to become popular traditions. One of the most famous of these is the Christmas tree which is thought to have first seen in the UK thanks to King George III's wife, Queen Charlotte.