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With their hands intertwined, the smiling Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh looked blissfully happy in two glorious portraits to mark their silver wedding anniversary. Publicly released in June 2024, the photos not only celebrated 25 years of a remarkable marriage, but also a union that is often held up as an example of enduring love, friendship and quiet commitment. “There’s clearly a lovely partnership there,” says royal author and commentator, Katie Nicholl.

Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine and author of the royal biography “My Mother & I,” recently told The Standard. “They hate that they let the Queen down,” Seward added.Harry, 40, and Meghan, 43, abandoned their royal lives in the UK and moved to the US in 2020.They subsequently turned against Harry’s relatives — including Queen Elizabeth II, who died at age 96 in Sept.

The Royal Family are well known for their strange and unique festive traditions, from opening their presents on Christmas Eve to allegedly banning the game Monopoly because it becomes too "vicious". Another funny tradition sees them buy each other joke gifts at Christmas time, with previous presents including a leather toilet seat, a 'grown your own girlfriend kit' and even a shower cap which had "Ain't life a b****" written on it.

With Christmas Day less than a week away, the focus is on securing those last-minute gifts and if you're still wrapping up your Christmas shopping, you're in good company because it seems Queen Camilla is too.

In a tell-all interview ahead of her 80th birthday, Princess Michael of Kent has bravely opened up about her recent health woes. Suffering a fall at her Kensington Palace residence, the Royal sadly ended up with two broken wrists after attempting to halt her tumble.The 79 year old explained: "So many things that you rely on being able to do, like cleaning your teeth, are impossible.

the royal family’s annual pre-Christmas lunch, while Prince William and Kate Middleton were MIA. The king and queen appear to have arrived in separate cars as they each made their way through the palace gates, which, while being the official residence of the British monarch, is not where Charles and Camilla live.

A royal biographer has said that Prince William and Kate Middleton are preparing for an earlier-than-expected ascent to the throne, as King Charles faces ongoing health challenges.

Darren McGrady, a former Royal chef, has dished out the one food that Royal babies never feast upon, and it's quite unexpected. Having served as a chef to Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, and Princes William and Harry over his illustrious 15-year career, Darren is well-versed in Royal culinary traditions.

Meghan Markle revealed the touching comment her husband Prince Harry said after the death of his grandmother, the Queen. Speaking for a cover story in Variety back in October 2022, the Duchess of Sussex discussed the "complicated time" following the Queen's death and revealed that Harry had commented how the late monarch was now reunited with her late husband, Prince Philip. Meghan, 43, said: “There’s been such an outpouring of love and support.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have strict rules for their three children when it comes to eating during the school holidays and official royal meals. Kate and William are parents to Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and llittle Prince Louis.

A four-bedroom cottage in the Home Counties might seem like a rather unlikely choice for a future monarch and his wife, but Adelaide Cottage – the Prince and Princess of Wales’ primary residence – fits the bill perfectly.The two-storey house, in the grounds of 655-acre Windsor Home Park and just a 10-minute walk from Windsor Castle, has been their main home since they moved out of their palatial apartment, 1A Kensington Palace, in 2022. Although fairly modest by royal standards, for William and Kate, both 42, it has proven to be the perfect place in which to raise their three children – Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six.

per the Mirror.However, Haskell said the situation would have blown over had Harry and Meghan’s biographer Omid Scobie not blown things out of proportion.After hearing Tindall’s joke, Scobie rushed to social media to defend the Duke of Sussex, prompting mass social media backlash.Still, Haskell admitted that Tindall “gives zero f – – ks” about such matters.“It did come back into public consciousness when that very odd bloke Omid Scobie started sticking up for Harry and Meghan, and loads of trolls went in on Tins [Tindall], especially about him wanting to fill in a young, defenseless Harry,” he wrote.“All context, sarcasm and humor lost, when things are taken out of the zone they were meant to be in,” reports the Mirror.“To be fair to Tins he gives zero f – – ks about stuff like that, but it’s very annoying for him,” he added. “I think we all know that American royal fans are f – – king nuts, especially Scobieites.”The Post has reached out to reps for Harry and Tindall for comment.Elsewhere in the book, Tindall details life in the palace — and insists it’s far from what’s shown on TV.“I’m sometimes asked if the queen embraces informality like ‘normal’ people, and the answer to that is yes,” he wrote of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died in Sept.

King Charles III was CALLED OUT during his Australian trip!

Tom Parker Bowles gave a glimpse into the foodie favourites of the royals in a recent Daily Mail article. He shared some of the traditions and rules surrounding the Royal Family's state banquets, which he described as "glittering and gilded" events. State banquets, held up to three times a year at either Windsor's St George's Hall or Buckingham Palace's grand ballroom, are more than just meals, according to Tom, the son of Queen Camilla.

Queen Elizabeth II, Sir David Attenborough and James Bond have been named the most popular British cultural figures in a survey.

An episode of Loose Women became particularly emotional as Coleen Nolan confessed that the thing she fears most "as a mum" is her children no longer speaking to each other.The discussion took a poignant turn on the ITV show when Prince William's birthday wishes for Prince Harry led to reflections on sibling rifts. Coleen compared the Royal brothers' estrangement to her past troubles with her own sisters.

Janet Jackson has recalled the time when she had a serious wardrobe malfunction in front of Queen Elizabeth II.The singer brought up the anecdote during a new interview with Vogue, as part of the publication’s Life In Looks series. In the series, famous performers and celebrities recall the stories behind some of their most iconic looks over the years.As part of the latest instalment, Janet Jackson took part and revisited some of her most memorable outfits throughout her extensive career.

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.

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.

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.

When real-life couple Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall started penning their Aussie sitcom Colin From Accounts, they never dreamt they'd be rubbing shoulders with British TV royalty on the red carpet a year later.The pair play medical student Ashley and bar owner Gordon, who find themselves thrown together after Gordon, distracted by Ashley, accidentally runs over a dog. Despite their differences, the unlikely duo adopt the injured pooch, named Colin, and a romance blossoms.The sitcom catapulted Harriet and Patrick into the limelight when it hit BBC iPlayer, winning over a host of UK fans including none other than The Crown's Queen Elizabeth II actress Imelda Staunton.