King Charles Iii: Last News

It looks like Prince Andrew may get to continue living at Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate, despite rumours that his older brother King Charles is keen for him to vacate the sprawling and decaying 30 room home for a smaller property. It is believed that the King would like Andrew to move somewhere else, such as Frogmore Cottage, so Charles’s son Prince William and daughter-in-law Kate and their three children can move into Royal Lodge.

King Charles has reportedly left the door open to mending fences with his estranged son Prince Harry as he has "always been a softie", according to a royal expert. Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond exclusively told OK! the King's "bark" is "much worse than his bite" and a number of things "can move him to tears." She believes the monarch will have kept the door open to mend his relationship but he likely has two conditions he'll expect Prince Harry to follow.

Members of the Royal Family have faced an incredibly challenging year so far as they have dealt with King Charles and the Princess of Wales' worrying cancer diagnoses, as well as a number of other shocks including Princess Anne's hospitalisation, the sad death of Lady Gabriella Kingston's husband, Thomas Kingston, and the skin cancer diagnosis of Sarah, Duchess of York. The remaining members of the Firm have been stepping in to fulfil their duties, resulting in exceptionally busy schedules.

King Charles and his younger sibling Prince Andrew have been at odds for months over the occupancy of the 30-room Royal Lodge on the Windsor Park estate. It's rumoured that King Charles is eager to move the Duke of York onto new pastures, and he may even have a replacement in mind.

the Express reports.According to palace sources, the Firm has decided to shift its focus on the next generation of royals until 2030.“The strategy now is to move away from focusing on what the Sussexes are doing and place an emphasis on the next generation of royals,” a source told the outlet.“There is very much a feeling of not dwelling on the past but moving forward with the assets they’ve got which are the younger members of the royal family.”“King Charles is very aware that the younger generation is the future of the monarchy and his focus is to ensure that its legacy remains once he has gone — and that can be secured in the Wales era,” the insider added.The Prince and Princess of Wales, Princess Anne, her daughter Zara Tindall, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh are all currently at Balmoral where talks are taking place.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were notably snubbed from the royal reunion this summer.Sources add that while Charles will be looking at the line of succession, he will also consider creating unofficial roles for the likes of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, as well as Lady Louise Windsor and her brother James Wessex , as well as the Tindall children.“The future of the royal family doesn’t just hinge on the Wales family,” a source continued.

King Charles is reportedly open to mending fences with Prince Harry after seeking counsel from various spiritual leaders.The bond between the prince and his family has been strained following the explosive revelations in Harry's book 'Spare' and their Netflix series. Yet, the king is believed to "have faith" that his son "will return" despite the long-standing Royal rift. He's considering reconciliation, potentially influenced by "spiritual nourishment" advice.

It has emerged that King Charles has turned to spiritual leaders for counsel, leading him to consider mending his strained relationship with his younger son, Prince Harry. Known for being a deeply spiritual man, The King has reportedly found solace in the wisdom they've provided.

Prince William once moved his father, King Charles, to tears with a heartfelt comment that made the last 50 years of his work feel completely worthwhile.The royal duo now share an extraordinary bond, and one particular moment stands out. Charles is aware that his eldest son is safeguarding the monarchy and will eventually succeed him.This close relationship was evident back in 2019 during the ITV documentary, Prince Charles: Inside the Duchy of Cornwall.The film gave viewers a glimpse into Charles' life like never before, showcasing the royal estate he has developed over the past 50 years into a billion-pound business for his own support.

Ever since Prince William was introduced to Camilla Parker Bowles by his father, King Charles, back in 1998 during a break from Eton, there has been much speculation about the evolution of their relationship. The introduction occurred when William, then just 17, returned home from the prestigious boarding school for the weekend and met the woman who would eventually become his stepmother at Clarence House.

Kate Middleton was spotted heading to a morning service at Crathie Kirk church in the Scottish village of Crathie, near the family’s Balmoral Estate, on Sunday amid her cancer treatment.The Princess of Wales was accompanied by her husband, Prince William, and the couple’s oldest child, Prince George, 11, marking her first public appearance in over a month.The royal couple’s youngest children, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, weren’t seen at the outing. Kate, 42, opted for a plaid Holland Cooper coat paired with a matching brown felt feather hat and dangling gold earrings.

Prince Harry has reportedly said his "final goodbye" to royal life in the UK after enduring the "last straw" with his family, according to a royal expert. It was revealed that the Duke of Sussex had switched his main residence from the UK to the US in March 2023 - the same day Buckingham Palace confirmed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex handed back the keys to their former home, Frogmore Cottage.

the Sun reports. The outlet added that Lady Louise — who is King Charles’ niece — is currently a member of St Andrews University Officers’ Training Corps.The organization, which provides students with military training, teaches aspiring military personnel everything from wearing uniform correctly to dealing with high-stress situations.Louise’s rumors decision to pursue a career in the military makes her the first female royal to do so since Her Late Majesty, who died in Sept.

King Charles could be raking in a jaw-droping £1.4million annually from renting out royal properties across the UK, according to a recent study.The Royal Family boasts an impressive collection of properties, stretching from Scotland to Cornwall, many of which are rented out to members of the public during holiday periods. Data gathered by holiday lettings experts, Pikl Insurance, suggests that the royals could be pocketing around £118,775.85 each month, totalling a staggering £1,425,310.20 per year from their holiday let portfolio.

Prince George's life is certainly unique. Not only is he part of a monarchy that has been unbroken for over 1000 years, but his entire future has already been planned out.

King Charles paid a poignant visit to Southport to to meet survivors of the fatal knife attack and their families. Charles travelled to Merseyside on Tuesday, 20 August, for a private meeting to hear the experiences of some of the young children who were attacked at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class on 29 July.The King received a warm welcome with cheers from onlookers as he approached Southport Town Hall after 1:30pm, where tributes have been left outside in memory Bebe King, six, Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, and Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, who all tragically died in the attack.

The first £1 coins featuring King Charles have been released into circulation, marking a historic moment for the nation's currency. Nearly three million of these new designs will be distributed across the UK this week through Post Offices and banks.The coin showcases a pair of British bees on the "tails" side, symbolising the King's dedication to conservation and nature, while the "heads" side features Charles' official effigy.

King Charles' siblings, Princess Anne, Prince Edward, and Prince Andrew have all missed out on the late Queen Elizabeth's £380million fortune to avoid paying inheritance tax, according to experts. The Royal Family is exempt from the standard inheritance tax rules after a clause agreed upon by Sir John Major's Government in 1993, which stated that any "transfers of assets from one sovereign to his or her successor" avoids the 40 percent charge applied to assets valued at more than £325,000.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle began their four-day tour of Colombia last Thursday, and according to a source, it's made them miss elements of the royal life they chose to leave behind in a shock statement in 2020, to start a new life in America. And the source claims that the tour is another reminder of the aspects of royal life, before they broke away from the royal family and moved to America, that the couple - particularly Meghan - found so satisfying.

King Charles has reportedly taken drastic action in his latest attempt to get Prince Andrew to agree to leave Royal Lodge.The monarch has allegedly been caught up in a spat with his younger brother over his living arrangements. King Charles, 75, has now fired Andrew's private security team, according to reports, in a bid to force him out of his £30m mansion. Andrew, 64, was stripped of his official security team in 2022 after he was named in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with his Royal duties also being relieved by the late Queen at the same time.

Prince Andrew’s longtime lavish mansion as the disgraced royal reportedly refused to “downsize” from the property.Charles told the ten-man detail that their contracts would not be renewed in October at the 31-room Royal Lodge home, according to the Sun.“They are all working the final weeks of their contract till the end of October. It’s not thought anyone is being lined up to replace them,” a palace inside told the outlet.

Just six months after King Charles shocked the world with news of his cancer diagnosis, necessitating stepping back from public duties just 16 months into his reign, there seems to be a flicker of light at the end of the tunnel.The initial announcement sent shockwaves throughout the UK and abroad, yet now the monarch is showing signs of recovery strong enough to undertake a 10,000-mile tour to Australia and Samoa. In the interim, Camilla, aged 77, stepped up in support of her husband, shouldering duties like the Royal Maundy Service at Worcester Cathedral and a two-day solo trip to Belfast, both in March.