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“The King,” claimed to Fox News Digital.“Most… told her what she already knew: that her husband was cheating on her with his old flame,” Andersen noted.Andersen’s comments came shortly after Vanity Fair looked back at energy healer Simone Simmons’ book, “Diana: The Last Word,” which focused on her relationship with the royal.According to the outlet, Diana’s calendar “was crowded with appointments with psychics, spiritualists, astrologers, energy healers, palmists, tarot readers, and dowsers.” She “also indulged in frequent sessions with alternative medical treatments, including colonic irrigation, reflexology, aromatherapy, acupuncture, and hypnotherapy.”“In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s she was with every different sort of person,” a former palace official told royal author Sally Bedell Smith, as quoted by the outlet.“They marched in and out, and I don’t know how they got there, but once you get into that scene, it’s a cry for help.”“Diana was in the thrall of all these mad psychics,” bodyguard Ken Wharfe also told author Tina Brown.But Diana had good reason to be worried about her husband.Charles met Camilla Parker Bowles in 1970 through mutual friend Lucia Santa Cruz. According to reports, Charles was instantly smitten.

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”.

BBC Breakfast viewers were in for a surprise on Wednesday morning, as the programme was briefly put on pause to deliver a breaking news update on Royal affairs. "It's coming up to quarter past seven, Wednesday morning and Wednesday evening in the Pacific.

King Charles is on the hunt for a top-notch helicopter pilot, offering a "competitive" salary and appealing perks, in what could be an ideal role for Prince Andrew.

King Charles is on the lookout for a first-rate helicopter pilot, dangling a "competitive" salary and attractive benefits, presenting what could be an ideal chance for Prince Andrew to stage a royal return.

BBC Breakfast's usual morning schedule was briefly interrupted on Wednesday as co-presenter Jon Kay announced a significant update concerning the Royal Family.

King Charles had a surprising encounter with an unexpected creature during his visit to Australia, leaving him in 'disbelief' when he was sneezed on by the animal.

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.

The King’s Trust – previously known as The Prince’s Trust – is one of the monarch’s finest achievements.

The King’s Trust – previously known as The Prince’s Trust – is one of the monarch’s finest achievements. The beloved youth charity, which King Charles is president of, has helped more than a million young lives. It targets people aged 11 to 30 and aids them with life skills and access to work and job opportunities.

An SNP by-election candidate called King Charles "inbred" and "intellectually challenged".

Simon Cowell has made his first public appearance since the passing of Liam Payne, paying tribute to his friend and former Mirror Editor Peter Willis at the Pride of Britain Awards. During his illustrious career, Peter was at the helm of the Daily Mirror, Sunday Mirror, and Sunday People, but perhaps his crowning achievement was founding the beloved Pride of Britain Awards.

King Charles had a surprising encounter with an unexpected creature during his visit to Australia today, leaving him in 'disbelief' when he was sneezed on. Both Charles and Queen Camilla were in Canberra as part of their Australian tour, where they participated in a solemn ceremony at the Australian War Memorial. Inside the memorial's Hall of Memory, Charles laid a wreath at the foot of the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier, accompanied by a floral posy placed by Camilla.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly splashed out on a luxurious new residence in Portugal, causing quite the buzz among Royal enthusiasts. Some suggest the move is an attempt to "pretend they're still royals," yet it appears the decision is deeply personal for the Sussexes.

During their Royal visit to Australia, King Charles and Queen Camilla encountered a slightly awkward moment while signing a church visitors' book. After attending a service in Sydney that marked the start of their tour's events, they were shown Australia's first Bible, which has been autographed by every member of the Royal Family on previous tours.

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.

King Charles had a taste of Scotland when a well-wisher handed him a box of Tunnock’s Tea Cakes on the first day of his tour of Australia with Queen Camilla.

Members of the Royal Family have hugely important official titles and styles that date back centuries, and it is no different today. But what you may not realise is that royals such as the Prince of Wales or the Duchess of Edinburgh don't just have one title - but several.

Australia is getting ready for a significant Royal visit as K ing Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to touch down later this week. The Royal couple will be making their first trip to the country since 2018, with stops in Sydney and Canberra.

King Charles has a genius method of ensuring he quickly adapts to any location worldwide, with news that he and other senior royals are gearing up for an extensive schedule of overseas tours in the next two years. The monarch is known to travel with his personal 'breakfast box', which includes organic items personally selected by him.

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.