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King Charles and Queen Camilla were all smiles as they enjoyed a stunning performance by the Military Wives Choirs charity.The Royal couple were treated to two songs in the Music Room at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, 11 December.The choir, accompanied by musicians from The Band of the Household Cavalry, performed their latest single November Sunday - penned for the King's birthday last month - and festive favourite We Wish You a Merry Christmas, under the direction of the Military Wives Choirs' Artistic Director Hilary Davan Wetton. After the touching performance, members of the group had the opportunity to meet Their Majesties before leaving the Palace.

Prince Harry has made a telling remark about father-son rivalries in his latest Netflix show AMI the ongoing tension with his own father King Charles. The Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle are executive producers of the new Polo documentary, which shines a spotlight on the sport.

their relationship timeline wasn’t all that straightforward.“[His father] said, ‘Look, William, there’s nothing more important than your family,’” royal author Ingrid Seward told Fox News.“’Don’t make the mistakes that I made,’” Seward claimed Charles had told the future king. “I just did duty, duty, duty.

Prince Andrew is reportedly set to spend Christmas at the secluded royal farmhouse, Wood Farm, which is part of the Sandringham estate.

King Charles has made a significant health-related decision ahead of Christmas, with insiders suggesting it explains a notable absence.

Queen Camilla's son, Tom Parker Bowles, has confessed that he doesn't envy his royal stepbrothers, Prince William and Prince Harry, after experiencing his own troubling encounters with the paparazzi. Recalling a particularly distressing incident at the Cannes Film Festival in 1999 when he was accused of drug-taking, the now 49 year old food critic remembers being chastised by King Charles amid the media frenzy. Speaking to The Telegraph, Parker Bowles described the relentless pursuit by photographers: "It was the very height of the tabloid era.

Prince Andrew could be set to spend Christmas at remote royal farmhouse Wood Farm this year, which is part of the family's Sandringham estate but stands alone and 'isolated'.The royal has spent much of this year locking horns with his brother, King Charles, over living arrangements and his decision not to vacate Royal lodge. But despite some animosity between the siblings, The Duke Of York is said to still be invited to Sandringham for the festive celebrations alongside his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and their adult children, Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice.

K.J. Yossman SPOILER ALERT: This article contains spoilers from “Polo” now streaming on Netflix. Prince Harry and Meghan’s latest effort for Netflix is “Polo,” a five-part docuseries following the sport’s U.S. Open, which took place in Wellington, FL earlier this year, and is co-produced by their prod-co Archewell.

Donald Trump shared some details about his conversation with Prince William over the weekend.

Shared experiences have a unique way of bringing people closer together. King Charles and the Princess of Wales have unquestionably found support from another while facing their individual health battles.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have revealed their official 2024 Christmas card.To mark the festivities, the pair have chosen a photograph of themselves which was taken in the garden of Buckingham Palace back in April - and it’s a lot different from last year’s image. The sweet snap, which was taken by photographer Millie Pilkington, shows Charles and Camilla standing side by side as they both beam from ear to ear on what appears to be a sunny day at the Palace. For the occasion, Camilla can be seen wearing a blue wool crepe dress by Fiona Clare while King Charles is wearing a charcoal grey suit and blue tie to match with Camilla’s dress.

There’s no doubt that 2024 has turned out to be a difficult and emotional year for the royals, and the shock cancer diagnosis received by both King Charles and the Princess of Wales would have been deeply distressing for the late Queen Elizabeth. “It was a double whammy of bad news affecting two of those closest to her, so it would have upset her terribly had she still been alive,” royal commentator Duncan Larcombe tells OK!. “But I think she would have been extremely proud of how they’ve both handled things.The Queen always had that ‘keep calm and carry on’ work ethic, and we’ve really seen that continue with the King.

It's almost time for King Charles to open the doors of Sandringham house to his loved ones for another year, with the royal family spending the festive period at the Norfolk home for over 160 years. Not a small affair, the house is known to welcome the wider family in, with Prince Andrew, his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson and their daughters Beatrice and Eugenie usually joining. However, Andrew has the 'perfect excuse' not to attend this Christmas day, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond tells OK!.

Buckingham Palace has today released King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla's Christmas card for 2024.

As well as time-old traditions such as the bustling grand present opening at Sandringham House on Christmas Eve, or the walk to church en masse on Christmas Day, another key ingredient of the festive season for the royals - much as it is for the rest of the population - is hitting the shops and admiring the festive light displays, as they engage in some retail therapy. But there is one Royal in particular has a famously deep-seated dislike of being gifted anything over the top or decadent on Christmas Day - and that is the King himself. As the monarch’s former butler, Grant Harrold, tells OK! that Charles always prefers friends and family to give him something that is fun, or useful - but never anything that looks like it broke the bank.

What do you buy the man who has everything? Something practical or fun, but always affordable, says King Charles’ former butler, Grant Harrold. “The King hates being given anything extravagant and expensive. He’d be embarrassed if you spent a fortune on him.

the fourth annual “Together at Christmas” service on Dec. 6, held at Westminster Abbey in London.It was her second appearance this week, as she’s slowly returning to royal duties following her treatment that started in February.

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

There's been a lot of water under the bridge since Meghan and Harry's fairytale wedding was watched by millions as the couple tied the knot back in 2018.

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Queen Camilla is speaking out about her extended absence over the last few weeks following a chest infection.