King Charles Iii: Last News

King Charles has always been a passionate advocate for protecting the environment. He has been campaigning for climate change for over 50 years and was a true pioneer before it became the global emergency that it is today. And while the King picked up much of his inspiration from his late father, Prince Philip, he has now passed his interests onto the next generation as both of his sons have spoken about the cause.

Prince Andrew is reportedly gearing up to spend the summer with his closest family at Balmoral. It is believed King Charles's brother will retreat to the Scottish estate with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, their daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, along with his grandchildren for a much-needed family gathering.

Prince Harry seems to be mirroring some of the "same mistakes" that King Charles made with Diana, Princess of Wales, according to a royal commentator. Back in the turbulent 90s, after their separation, King Charles faced allegations of involving Princes William and Harry in the struggles with Diana. Now, years later, it's been two years since the monarch has seen his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, with no apparent plans for a reunion, according to those familiar with royal matters.

Henry Winkler got the royal treatment during a recent trip to the UK. The “Barry” actor, 78, attended this year’s Royal Ascot in England and had a private chat with none other than Queen Camilla, 77.“We were invited to Ascot, the royal races,” Winkler told People of his royal run-in.

told Closer.“It’s not just about pride or hurt feelings, there are very ugly repercussions for them when this constant narrative that they’re family outcasts keeps getting fed.”Charles only met Lilibet — nicknamed Lili — for the first time during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations for the late Queen Elizabeth in June 2022.“It is not a decision that would have been taken lightly, it would be a decision made by the advice of his team,” Grant Harrold, the monarch’s former royal butler exclusively told The Post.“If they have been snubbed, Harry and Meghan would not be too happy, they would find it hurtful.

Mastermind host and BBC News presenter Clive Myrie has shared a funny memory with King Charles, who recognised him for his daring reports from Ukraine. While appearing on the 'Desert Island Discs' podcast, hosted by Lauren Laverne, Clive disclosed a warm encounter with the monarch at a gathering following the start of the Ukraine conflict.

King Charles'would "spend hours" indulging in one of his "quirky" hobbies as a child, leaving his mother, Queen Elizabeth II amused, royal expert Jennie Bond has claimed.The monarch is known for his love of the outdoors, with many of his projects focusing on outside spaces. Charles, 75, especially enjoys a maze.The King has had a new maze garden built in the grounds of his Royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk.The new feature was inspired by the elaborate labyrinth he had at the estate as a child.

Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, is one of the hardest working members of the Royal Family and often goes without the acclaim he deserves. Prince Edward and his wife Sophie are among the line up of senior royals who can represent King Charles III and Queen Camilla, alongside the Prince and Princess of Wales, and The Princess Royal. However, Prince Edward has often been referred to as 'The Queen's forgotten son,' partly because his private life has not boasted as many headlines as his older brothers, Charles and Andrew.

King Charles publicly shared he had to undergo treatment for an enlarged prostate and was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, it is now being revealed that Queen Camilla wasn’t keen on her husband disclosing that information.According to Robert Jobson, the author of the 2023 biography Our King: Charles III: The Man and the Monarch Revealed, the king, 75, made the decision to go forward with the news.“Queen Camilla had initially been against disclosing his condition, but the King overruled her, as he felt it was a chance to take a lead, and in doing so to encourage men experiencing similar symptoms to seek timely medical attention,” he told the Independenton Wednesday.The monarch underwent a procedure for a benign prostate condition in January. On Feb.

Prince William was “completely crestfallen” after learning of his wife Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis, a prominent royal author has claimed.In a prerecorded video on March 22, the Princess of Wales revealed her diagnosis to the world, sharing that she’s been undergoing chemotherapy treatment as a result.The news came shortly after William’s father, King Charles, shared his own cancer diagnosis in February.“It was devastating for him,” royal author Robert Jobson told Us Weekly.Jobson, whose book “Catherine, the Princess of Wales: A Biography of the Future Queen” was released this week, said the heir to the throne immediately felt “a lump in [his] throat,” which was followed by “the empty feeling in his stomach” after the mom of three shared the news globally.“It wobbled him,” Jobson told the outlet.

the Prince of Wales has found support from his cousins Princess Beatrice and Zara Tindall.William, 42, has been forced to increase his workload, all while his fractured rift with his younger brother continues to play out in public.According to former royal butler Grant Harrold, Beatrice has been lending him a helping hand, as well as some of the highest-ranking members of the Firm.“Beatrice is very close with both William and Harry,” the former royal staffer said. “Their relationship is fun and natural.

Hello! magazine. “She’s a person who wants to find solutions and rise above the noise and the drama, and I think, given what she’s gone through, you don’t want to waste any time on noise, on drama, when you’ve had anything to do with your health.”“You live day by day; you do the things you want to do,” he added.While Jobson didn’t specify the exact drama the beloved royal is staying away from, she has notably been embroiled in an ongoing rift with her husband’s estranged brother, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle.Tensions had reached an all-time high after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down as senior working members of the royal family in 2020 and moved to the US.Since then, there’s been virtually no communication between the two camps.Jobson, whose book “Catherine, the Princess of Wales” was released this week, also noted that Princess Catherine made it known that she will not be “rushed into doing things that she doesn’t necessarily want to do” — including returning to royal duties.“That takes quite a lot of courage because you’re in a very alienated world,” Jobson told the outlet.

Kate Middleton informed her close friends that she would be adopting a new name before getting engaged to Prince William via a “humorous email,” according to a new biography of the princess.The name change happened in 2008 as speculation about an impending royal proposal reached a fever pitch; speculation ramped up once rumors spread that the future queen, 42, was ditching the informal “Kate” for something a little more regal. In his new biography of the future queen, Robert Jobson reports that the princess sent the “humourous email” to her inner circle and declared that she wanted to be henceforth known as “Catherine” instead of Kate.Though it’s unclear precisely what Kate said in the alleged email, the message was loud and clear: Kate was taking on a more formal name for a more formal life.

Kate Middleton is gearing up to join the royal family at Balmoral for its annual summer retreat to the country.With two high-profile public appearances under her belt this year, the Princess of Wales, 42, is set to join her husband Prince William and three children at the lavish Scottish estate later this month.The Waleses have also spent some weeks at their country home of Anmer Hall, located on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England.As for Balmoral, the family will link up with King Charles and Queen Camilla — where their majesties are spending their entire summer break.The stunning castle was a known favorite residence of the late Queen Elizabeth II, who kickstarted the annual tradition of vacationing there during her reign.There, the royals enjoy picturesque walks in the Scottish Highlands, as well as family cookouts, horse-riding, and boardgames.Charles was keen to continue his later mother’s tradition, with the Wales family joining in on the fun this year.The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Duke and Duchess of York, as well as Zara and Mike Tindall, also visit the castle summer.A notable absence has been the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their two children, who have not visited the beloved royal residence.Princess Catherine’s trip to Balmoral will mark her furthest journey in 2024 since undergoing abdominal surgery in January and subsequently announcing her cancer diagnosis to the world in March.Following her shock announcement, she stayed away from the public eye to prioritize her treatment process.Just three months later, the royal wrote in a letter that she was “making good progress” but had “good days and bad days” while going through chemotherapy.The following day, she joined the royal family for King

get too big for his boots back when his father was still the Prince of Wales.In an excerpt from his upcoming book, “Catherine, the Princess of Wales,” obtained by the Mirror, Jobson recalled one particular incident involving William and his wife, Kate Middleton, asking to join Charles and Camilla’s security convoy to leave Windsor Castle.William’s request did not sit right with Camilla, who along with her husband made the Cambridges wait in what Jobson described as a “subtle” jab.In an effort to prove a point to William, Jobson claims that Camilla told Charles to leave the pair behind.“When Charles was kept waiting several minutes for the couple, Camilla insisted they go without them,” Jobson wrote. “As William and Catherine emerged, all they could see were the blue flashing lights of the motorbikes disappearing in the distance.”The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.It comes as former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond has noted that Camilla, 77, and William have grown “much closer” in recent months.“They have been left, almost literally, nursing the crown while the king and the princess recover,” she told OK! Magazine.Buckingham Palace announced in February that the monarch, 75, was diagnosed with a form of cancer.

no longer includes the Windsor clan.But according to former royal butler Grant Harrold, the “Suits” alum will feel loved alongside her husband and her family, as well as some of her best friends.Harrold, who worked as King Charles’ butler for seven years, said Prince Harry is believed to be throwing an at-home cookout for his wife on her special day.“He is a gentleman and a good cook,” Harrold exclusively told The Post. “He is quite old-fashioned like that.”“They may have a party, they do enjoy summer BBQs outdoors so they might invite friends round for a dinner or a bbq,” he said, adding that the duke “will make sure that Meghan is celebrated.”As for the other members of the Firm, things are a little more complicated.Tensions had reached an all-time high after the Sussexes stepped down as senior working members of the royal family in 2020 and moved to the US.And despite the fact that there’s virtually no communication between the Sussex and Windsor clan, Harrold believes that the mom of two will still receive a birthday message from Prince William and Kate Middleton.“I have no doubt of that,” he said.

The art of naming a new royal baby is incredibly delicate, especially if that baby is destined to one day be King or Queen - and some royals have changed their names for that exact reason Almost every royal name has at least one, if not more, connections to previous royals. Whether it's William, George, Charles or Elizabeth, it's crucial that there are no overriding historical associations that could impact their future or draw negative comparisons.

As King Charles undergoes treatment for cancer, he’s relying on other working royals to undergo engagements. One family member who has been seen ‘stepping up’ is the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie Wessex.

Prince Harry is reportedly willing to bury the hatchet with his Royal family, provided one ongoing issue is resolved, a source has revealed. Despite the strained relationship with his brother Prince William, there was hope that the feud with his father King Charles would soon be resolved - even after Harry's critical comments in his Netflix documentary and memoir, Spare.The two met following the announcement of Charles' cancer diagnosis in February.

the vacant Frogmore Cottage.The disgraced Duke of York, 64, has lived at the $38 million Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, since 2004 after he signed a 75-year lease agreement the year before.Andrew has been on the brink of eviction from the plush royal digs since his friendship with the late pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein came to light in 2019.And in January, King Charles’ younger brother suffered another blow after he was named in the Jeffrey Epstein document dump.Still, it appears the monarch, 75, is still struggling to boot his scandal-scarred brother from the property.“Andrew isn’t going anywhere for the time being,” royal expert Christopher Andersen, author of “The King,” told Fox News. “It’s doubtful that King Charles — who, along with his daughter-in-law Kate Middleton, is battling cancer — is in the mood for a knockdown drag-out with his brother.”“If and when Andrew does move, it will simply be because he doesn’t have the money to heat Royal Lodge or keep the lights on,” Andersen added.

The BBC have confirmed that its popular show The Repair Shop is returning for a new series, with Jay Blades once again hosting alongside the team of skilled craftspeople who work in the converted barn to save people’s well worn or neglected treasures.The new series of The Repair Shop will start on Wednesday 14 August at 8pm on BBC One, The Sun reports. While Jay has other projects in the works for Channel 5, including Jay Blades: A Country House Through Time and West End Through Time, he continues to host the much loved BBC series and is also expected to appear in a spin off of The Repair Shop later this year.