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King Charles, it seems, favours a not-so-average bite for his midday munch. A Royal insider has dished to The Mail On Sunday about the Monarch's dietary habits amid his cancer recovery, revealing that an unlikely superfood has become a staple in his day.

King Charles has some piping hot dance moves!The King showed off his skills on the dance floor at a reception preceding the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) on Wednesday in Samoa. His wife, Queen Camilla, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and the Duke of Kent accompanied him for the special evening. Charles, 75, and Camilla, 77, are set to visit Samoa for CHOGM and Australia while in Oceania.The King and Queen held a reception at St.

King Charles let loose and showed his playful side yesterday, by surprising onlookers with a traditional Samoan dance.The dance moves were broken out during a special Commonwealth reception in London, which was held in advance of the King’s upcoming visit to the Polynesian nation later this month and hosted by the King and Queen.The event saw the King welcome a variety of Commonwealth guests from around the world - and Charles, 75, appeared to enjoy himself.The reception took place at St James’s Palace in London, and it was aimed at celebrating the diverse cultures of the Commonwealth, of which Charles is the head. Among the notable guests was former Samoan rugby player Freddie Tuilagi, who was key in introducing the King to Samoan culture by encouraging him to join in a dance - of which Charles gladly obliged.

Prince Harry was advised to "keep your head down" during his UK visit earlier this week by concerned TV icon Anne Diamond, who has been fretting over his safety.The Duke of Sussex was briefly in town for the WellChild awards, which took place on Monday 30 September in the capital. Anne Diamond, the TV veteran, cautioned Harry before his arrival that he won't find "personal redemption or rehabilitation" with "grand gestures or dramatic declarations." She also stressed the importance of not doing anything that might seem like he's undermining his father, King Charles, especially while the monarch faces cancer treatment.

a resurfaced 2011 interview from “The Graham Norton Show” saw the disgraced music mogul, 54, confess he wanted William and Harry to go to his fêtes when they were “young bucks.”“Diddy invited both William and Harry back when, as he put it, the brothers ‘were young bucks getting into trouble themselves,’” Andersen told Fox News. “Obviously, in their youth, both princes made plenty of headlines with their party animal antics at nightclubs in and around London.”“Diddy made a point of inviting them to his parties,” Andersen continued.

Queen Camilla urged King Charles to avoid meeting up with Harry to avoid unnecessary stress during his cancer battle, a friend of the royal’s told the Daily Beast.Camilla also wants her husband to be fit enough to travel to Australia later this month — a trip he is preparing for by enjoying some downtime at his Scotland residence.The monarch, 75, has only seen Harry once this year, when the duke flew to the UK in February after hearing of his father’s cancer diagnosis.Prior to his quick London trip, Harry spent some time in New York City, where he joined Queen Masenate Mohato Seeiso of Lesotho at the United Nations on Sept. 24.The trip, which was yet another solo venture for the duke, saw him discuss the work he’s done in South Africa.“The beautiful mountain kingdom feels like a home away from home,” Harry said of Lesotho.“I was struck by the strength and courage of your people amidst the immense challenges they faced, and particularly the children.

most recently presenting a WellChild Award at Monday night’s ceremony.But despite being in the same time zone as his estranged father, it seems as though a royal reunion will not be penciled into his diary.Camilla has reportedly advised her cancer-stricken husband to steer clear of his younger son this time around in an effort to avoid unnecessary stress during his health battle, her pal has told the Daily Beast.“[Camilla] has been the principal voice urging Charles to slow down and take things easy,” her friend told the outlet. “The last thing she wants him to do is to get stressed out over a meeting with Harry.”Camilla also wants her husband to be fit enough to travel to Australia later this month — a trip he is preparing for by enjoying some downtime at his Scotland residence.It’s reported that Charles has no intention of traveling to London during Harry’s visit.The monarch, 75, has only seen Harry once this year, when the duke flew to the UK in February after hearing of his father’s cancer diagnosis.Elsewhere, Camilla’s pal told the outlet that Charles is eager to bury the hatchet with his estranged son for personal reasons, as well as to ease pressure on the monarchy.“The king has an instinctive impulse toward Christian reconciliation, and his cancer diagnosis has only sharpened that,” the source said.

Amazon Prime’s “A Very Royal Scandal” — a dramatized take on the infamous 2019 BBC interview where Andrew commented publicly on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. As a result, Beatrice is now “sick of being humiliated” and feels “stuck in the middle” of the controversies surrounding her scandal-scarred father.“It’s a stress hole there and for some reason, Beatrice always gets stuck in the middle of things, playing peacemaker on behalf of her dad,” a source told New Idea Magazine, via GB News.“She doesn’t want to be doing that anymore and she recognizes it’s been a pattern all her life.”“No one wants to be around him when he’s dealing with so much right now.

Queen Elizabeth II was battling bone cancer before her death, according to a new book. Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson detailed in his memoir, “Unleashed,” his final meeting with the late monarch, who passed away on September 8, 2022, at 96.In an excerpt obtained by Daily Mail and published on Sept.

in a short speech at the ceremony.“As you know, I was unable to attend the awards last year as my grandmother passed away,” he told the audience. “As you also probably know, she would have been the first person to insist that I still come to be with you all instead of going to her.”He continued: “And that’s precisely why I know, exactly one year on, she is looking down on all of us tonight, happy we’re together continuing to spotlight such an incredible community.”In 2022, Harry attended the ceremony via video link as he chatted to the winners and apologized for not being able to attend the event following his grandmother’s death.And while Harry is back on home soil, it doesn’t mean he will be meeting up with his estranged family.The duke’s father, King Charles, is in Scotland with Queen Camilla.Prince William, however, is in London — though a reunion is likely not in the cards for them after the feuding brothers did not speak during their run-in at their uncle’s funeral last month.Per People, Harry has no plans to see his father, King Charles, 75, or estranged brother while in London.

Prince Harry has been pictured smiling after returning to the UK to attend the WellChild Awards to celebrate the achievements and resilience of seriously ill youngsters and their families. Harry is attending the WellChild awards ceremony in London in his role as the charity’s patron, a position he has held for more than 15 years.The duke, 40, looked relaxed as he began one of only a handful of events he now stages in the UK, following his move to America with wife Meghan Markle.The pair now have two children - Archie, five, and Lilibet, three - and reside in the celebrity enclave of Montecito in California.

Kate Middleton marked the next stage of her return to royal duties earlier this week, when she and Prince William joined the King and Queen at Crathie Kirk in Balmoral while they continued their annual stay in Scotland.The decision to travel to their beloved retreat, which came after Kate, 42, revealed she had completed her chemotherapy treatment, was unexpected but ultimately an encouraging surprise, a leading royal expert says. “I must admit, I was quite surprised to see William and Catherine back up in Balmoral so soon,” former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond exclusively tells OK! “We don’t know whether they had the children with them, but their visit underlines how important they feel it is to spend time with Charles.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have honoured Dame Maggie Smith with heartfelt words: "As the curtain comes down on a national treasure, we join all those around the world in remembering with the fondest admiration and affection her many great performances, and her warmth and wit that shone through both off and on the stage." The acclaimed actress passed away in hospital on Friday morning, as confirmed by her sons Chris Larkin and Toby Stephens.They praised her as an "extraordinary mother and grandmother" while expressing their profound grief. "An intensely private person, she was with friends and family at the end," they shared.

In a year which has seen two of its most valuable players taking time out to focus on their health, the Royal Family has sometimes seemed rather thin on the ground. Even though this has presented a challenge, it has allowed other stars to have their chance to shine, and chief amongst them is the Duchess of Edinburgh.

King Charles' vision for a slimmed-down monarchy is facing tough times, as several royals are presently unable to perform their duties.This year, King Charles himself made the difficult decision to halt all upcoming royal engagements as he battles cancer.The Princess of Wales has also been receiving cancer treatment, temporarily stepping back from her public roles. This has sparked speculation about whether Prince Harry might return to royal duties after his dramatic exit in 2020.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently released an unexpected statement ahead of the US Presidential Election which has led a PR expert to say the couple disregard "royal guidelines and customs" and have chosen to focus on their global brand instead.The pair's Archewell Foundation website commemorated National Voter Registration Day by encouraging voter sign-up before the November 5 election. The message began: "Using Vote Forward's impactful letter-writing tool, our team wrote personalized letters encouraging unregistered voters to take a crucial step: registering to vote." In a powerful call to action, the foundation stressed the importance of voting: "Voting is not just a right; it's a fundamental way to influence the fate of our communities.

A royal expert is convinced the Princess of Wales has persuaded her husband that "life is too short to bear grudges forever" in the wake of the 42-year-old completing chemotherapy six months after announcing her cancer diagnosis to the world. It comes after the Prince and Princess of Wales, as well as King Charles III, wished Prince Harry a happy 40th birthday on their social media accounts as the Duke of Sussex hit the milestone on September 15.

Nearly half a decade ago, Prince Andrew's life took a dramatic turn when he sat down for an intense interview with Emily Maitlis on BBC Newsnight. Now, the infamous conversation has been dramatised in a new series, bringing the Duke of York's embarrassing moment back into the spotlight.

King Charles' latest venture is seeing him sell his own-brand alcohol to tourists for as little as £6.50, following the launch of a pop-up gin bar at King Charles in Norfolk. According to royal commentator Gordon Rayner, the King enjoys a cocktail before dinner most nights - with his favourite drink reportedly being a mix of half gin and half dry vermouth, garnished with an olive or lemon twist.

The Duke of York's infamous Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis has become the subject of a second high-profile TV drama in less than 12 months. A Very Royal Scandal is Amazon Prime's new three-part series which documents the lead-up and days that followed Prince Andrew's interview which saw him be asked about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.The new series, which comes after the release of Netflix's Scoop back in April, sees the story re-examined as a leading royal expert looks at how Prince Andrew is the "problem that refuses to go away" and will prompt further "embarrassment" for King Charles and the rest of the Royal Family.

As Prince Harry gears up to return to the UK, many are hoping he’ll be reunited with his father, but one royal expert believes peace talks won’t come easy.On Wednesday, the WellChild Awards in London confirmed on Instagram that the Duke of Sussex is the guest of honor for the annual event on Sept. 30.