King Charles Iii: Last News

Prince Harry's upcoming trip to the UK is now set in the Royal calendar hell be gracing an incredibly moving event very soon.The dashing duke will be back in London for a heartwarming occasion, as its been announced that, representing his role as patron, he will attend the WellChild charity awards ceremony on September 30. With a dedicated history as patron spanning over 16 years, Harry has continually supported this touching charity that aids severely ill children and their loved ones.

The Prince of Wales, who was brought up with the knowledge that he would one day ascend to the throne, is beginning to exhibit traits of the kind of leader he will become - and it's evident he takes after a significant royal figure.The exact moment when King Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales informed William about his future role remains unknown. However, from an early age, he began receiving 'training' for his impending responsibilities.

King Charles III is looking for a shepherd to help look after his 2,000 royal sheep -but they must have their own dog.The Sandringham Estate is advertising for a skilled shepherd with at least two years’ experience to tend the monarch’s 2,000-strong flock of Aberfields.The farm on Sandringham Estate has 200 hectares of permanent grass for breeding the ewes and beef shorthorn-based cattle.Criteria for becoming the King’s newest shepherd includes having your own working dog, a full clean UK driving licence and a right to live and work in the UK.A job advert on its website says: “Day to day shepherding will form the majority of this role with some assistance in winter housing and spring calving of the beef herd.“A passion for livestock, an open mind, and a willingness to learn and develop alongside an innovative system will be critical to succeeding in this role.”It says the successful candidate will be a self-motivated team player “able to uphold the highest standards of animal welfare”.And it adds they must have their own working dog or dogs and a full driving licence.Sheep on the estate, which is organically-farmed, are used to produce “finished lamb for a premium supermarket retailer”.Their numbers were increased by the then Prince Charles in 2019 as their droppings would help fertilise the sandy soil.The King has revolutionised farming on the 21,000-acre estate, which he inherited after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II in September, 2022.As well as turning it over the organic farming methods, he has also re-introduced rare breed cattle, planted hedgerows and helped rear rare birds.

He was once the cheeky chap who could do no wrong. Beloved for his sense of humour and the mischievous twinkle in his eye, Prince Harry was 'The People’s Prince' who held a firm place in the nation’s hearts. And, even though the last four years have added a very different chapter to his story, Harry is preparing to celebrate his landmark 40th birthday with his young family in sunny California.

The Duke of Sussex's relocation the the US has seen him mark many exciting moments in his life - from welcoming his daughter, Princess Lilibet, in June 2021, to various birthdays and anniversaries. However, there is another celebration on the cards as he is turning 40 on 15 September. Before he stepped back from his role, Prince Harry was frequently ranked as one of the favourite members of the Royal Family as he was seen as the cheeky chap who could do no wrong.

Reports have been circulating for months regarding a disagreement between Prince Andrew and King Charles, said to be in relation to Andrew's living arrangements. He currently resides at Royal Lodge, which is located on the Windsor Estate, along with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Queen Elizabeth II is widely remembered for her longevity, her dedication to duty and, of course, her wicked sense of humour. It was her zest for life and love of making cheeky and unexpected quips that resulted in so many brilliant stories being shared about her long life. One of these anecdotes was recently shared by former MP and popular TV presenter, Gyles Brandreth.

Prince Harry will be full of excitement as he gears up to celebrate his landmark 40th birthday tomorrow - a feeling which will be quite the opposite to the anxiety he admitted clouded his 30th in 2014. He's also taken a moment to reflect on the joys of fatherhood with Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three.The Duke of Sussex shared: "I was anxious about 30, I'm excited about 40.

King Charles III warmed hearts as he embraced the New Zealand women's rugby team in a "sweet" moment that left Royal enthusiasts teary-eyed. The endearing encounter took place at Buckingham Palace on 11 September, when Ayesha Leti-I'iga, a player for the Black Ferns, asked the monarch for a hug.To everyone's delight, King Charles responded with a beaming "Why not? " before joining the players for a group hug amidst laughter and cheers.The 75-year-old monarch later quipped, "It was like being flattened by a scrum," adding a touch of humour to the occasion.

a massive $8.5 million cash bonus thanks to arrangements made by his late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.After much speculation over whether Harry will accept the money given that he’s no longer a working member of the royal family, it appears as though the duke will not be saying “no.”“I’ve no doubt that Harry will accept it, it’s money that’s owed to him, money that’s coming to him,” King Charles’ former royal butler Grant Harrold exclusively told The Post.“I don’t think he will decline the money, it’s inheritance so it’s his right,” he said, adding that “it’s already something that has been set in place for years now.”The late Queen Elizabeth II’s mother put $90 million into a trust fund for her family, and listed that Harry was to access his share of the trust when he turned 40 as one of the fund’s stipulations.Unlike his estranged brother, who received a ceremonial bell concert at Westminster Abbey on the milestone birthday, Harry is reportedly set to receive a larger share than what William received on his 40th birthday.“[The money] will be part of Harry’s birthday celebrations which will hopefully see him receive well wishes from his family and celebrate with his wife and family, doing something very nice but probably in private — as what I’ve experienced with the royals before, is that they like to celebrate these things privately behind closed doors,” Harrold said.It was reported that William and his wife, Princess Catherine, were left “disgusted” at Harry’s share of the inheritance.Sources close to the Prince and Princess of Wales told Closer last month that the pair feel the duke is not deserving of the income.The hefty sum of money will be a welcome addition to the Duke and Duchess of

is said to be “losing patience” over his scandal-scarred brother’s plush living arrangements and is looking to relocate him to a smaller property immediately.But as Andrew refuses to downsize to the smaller Frogmore Cottage, which currently sits empty, Charles is now grasping at straws to see what can be done.“[Andrew] is taking longer than desirable to recognize the reality of the situation, even though [relocating] is clearly the most sensible course of action,” a source told The Times of London.Andrew has resided at the $38 million Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, since 2004.And he is refusing to budge.“It can be done tidily or untidily. It can be done with grace and dignity or it can be forced upon him.

King Charles made a surprisingly personal revelation to New Zealand's women's rugby team, the Black Ferns, during a Buckingham Palace event on Wednesday. He expressed his regret at having to cancel his New Zealand visit because of "doctor's orders".

via The Mirror.“Now, even his own father is not taking his calls. I’m told that when courtiers bring the phone to the King he waves them away in irritation,” she said, adding that the monarch, 75, does not own a personal phone.“This is not because there’s been yet another falling out.

The past nine months have seen Queen Camilla truly claim her place as one of the Royal Family’s greatest secret weapons. Her journey from being kept in the shadows to shining front and centre has been one for the history books – but, away from the glaring spotlight, she is first and foremost a wife, mother and a grandmother.

The Times of London reports.Charles has reportedly been at wits’ end over his brother’s comfortable set up at the $38 million Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle.Andrew has lived there since 2004 after he signed a 75-year lease agreement the year before.After his friendship with the late pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein came to light in 2019, Andrew has found himself on the brink of eviction from the lavish royal digs.However, it seems as though he’s not looking to move out anytime soon, despite his brother’s best efforts.After Andrew’s publicly-funded police protection was removed in 2022 following a review by the UK’s Home Office, Charles has been footing the bill on a private security team for his brother.The king forks out an estimated $4 million each year on his disgraced brother’s protection, the outlet adds.According to insiders, the sovereign has now made it clear to his brother that there are “only two possible options” left.The first would involve Andrew remaining at the property, but he would have to fund his $4 million-per-year security alone.Should Andrew opt in, Charles would also scrap the financial help he offers to his brother for all of his living expenses.The other option, one that the king has been actively exploring, is having Andrew downsize to “more suitable accommodation” — something he has reportedly been adamantly against.It’s understood that the king is happy to continue to cover his brother’s living expenses if he moves into Frogmore Cottage.Charles has also said he will continue to provide for Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York.“It is now two years into the King’s reign and he wants the matter settled,” a source told the outlet.In a further blow amid

King Charles has reportedly given Prince Andrew an ultimatum regarding his residence at the expansive Royal Lodge in Windsor, with insiders dubbing it the "siege of Royal Lodge".The King's patience is wearing thin over Andrew's choice to remain at the property, and he's keen on relocating him to Frogmore Cottage, previously occupied by Prince Harry. Court insiders have started calling this the "the Andrew problem", revealing that there are "only two possible options" for resolution.The first option would require Prince Andrew to become financially independent, covering his own living costs, including security and home maintenance.

stayed in close contact with his late mother’s side of the family, specifically his uncle Charles Spencer.“Charles [Spencer] has invited Harry, Meghan and the children to Althorp this Christmas,” a source told the Express. “It’s far too early to say whether they will take him up on it, but the offer is there if they want it.”Should the Sussexes and their two children — Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet — decide to make the 5,396-mile journey from Montecito, Calif., to Althorp in England, it will be the first time the “Suits” alum has stepped foot on Harry’s soil since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in 2022.What’s more, Harry and Meghan have not yet received an invitation from the royals for Christmas at Sandringham this year, but according to the insider, it’s unlikely that the duo would accept.“There hasn’t been an invitation extended to Sandringham just yet, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be one forthcoming,” the source said.

Prince Harry has revealed the cutting eight word reply he gave to King Charles, after he was told that wife Meghan Markle wasn’t invited to be with Queen Elizabeth II when she died. Harry was travelling to be with his grandmother at the time she passed two years ago in September 2022.

In the two years since Queen Elizabeth II's death, the Royal Family has been rocked by a number of serious health scares and worrying incidents, with the cancer diagnoses of King Charles and The Princess of Wales topping the list. With so much to contend with behind the scenes, it’s no surprise that experts say King Charles and his clan are feeling the late Queen’s absence more strongly than ever. “I think they all miss her guiding hand,” Andrew Morton, author of The Queen: 1926-2022 exclusively tells OK!.

The King attended church near Balmoral for prayers and reflection in memory of his mother Queen Elizabeth II on the second anniversary of her death. King Charles, 75, was accompanied by Queen Camilla, 76, as he arrived at the tiny granite Crathie Kirk, where the late Queen was a regular, on Royal Deeside for the Sunday morning service.

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.