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the “Gladiator II” premiere in London on Wednesday. The “Equalizer 3” star, 69, attended the premiere along with his co-stars Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, Connie Nielsen, “Gladiator II” director Sir Ridley Scott and King Charles.

King Charles looked in good spirits as he attended the Gladiator II premiere in London’s Leicester Square.The monarch, who recently led fellow members of the Royal Family at the annual Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph, wore a black suit and bow tie and smiled as he stepped out of his car onto the red carpet. While at the event, Charles, 75, met some of the stars of the film including Hollywood legends Denzel Washington, Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal.

stripped of tax-funded private security, which Harry has been fighting to win back ever since.“He’s got various court cases still ongoing here,” Nikkhah told Fox News. “I think we may see him back at the beginning of next year, which sort of pulls him back into an old bit of his life that was very difficult for him.”“But he loves his family life out in the States.

a difficult year for her and the royals, the palace has confirmed.With a new theme each year, December’s service will focus on the importance of love and empathy, and will reflect on “how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives.”Indeed, the beloved royal was dealt a tough start to the year that saw her undergo abdominal surgery in January, which was closely followed by a cancer diagnosis in March.Her father-in-law, King Charles III, was also diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.Middleton, who recently announced she was cancer free after completing chemotherapy, will lead the televised festive event at Westminster Abbey on December 6.Her involvement in this year’s event was previously thrust into doubt given her health woes.Taking to X Wednesday, the princess shared a video teasing the upcoming concert.“Something exciting is coming…” she wrote on her and Prince William’s joint social media account.“The invitations are fresh off the press for this year’s Together At Christmas Carol Service, which will be returning to Westminster Abbey on Friday 6 December.”“We can’t wait for you to join us too! Tune in on @ITV and @ITVX on Christmas Eve,” she added.The 20-seconds-long clip ended with the Kensington Palace logo, followed by snowflakes to welcome the start of the festive season.While the celebrities involved in this year’s Christmas extravaganza are yet to be revealed, it’s understood that Princess Catherine will invite people who have made a difference in other people’s lives.On the day of the service, London’s Westminster Abbey will be filled with 1,600 people who have provided support to their communities.“This year’s service provides a moment to reflect upon the importance of love

Ant and Dec might be TV royalty, but they had their own brush with actual royalty when staying at King Charles' house in Scotland.The presenting pair caught up with Loose Women star Charlene White before the Coronation, where they spilled on a hilarious moment during their stay at Dumfries House.The pair revealed they bumped into the King, 75, during their sleepover at the house. Ant and Dec recalled a project they worked on with Charles back in 2016 where they followed the monarch – who was then the Prince of Wales – "around for a year".

contracting a chest infection that forced her to step aside from royal duties.Camilla, 77, spoke about her ongoing recovery on Tuesday during a reception for The Booker Prize Foundation at Clarence House, the royal residence a stone’s throw from Buckingham Palace where she and King Charles III live despite the palace being the monarch’s official residence. The event was Camilla’s first official royal engagement since the palace announced on Nov.

poised to leave the sprawling property on the grounds of Windsor Castle after King Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, on Friday, it sensationally emerged that Andrew had found a financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him to remain at the royal digs.Andrew refuses to reveal the source of his newfound funding — despite constant calls from the UK government, politicians, and royal commentators.A string of Labour Party members have since demanded the disgraced duke cough up the identity of his new financial backers.“Full disclosure of these funding arrangements is vital to uphold the reputation of the Royal Family,” Alex Sobel, a member of Parliament, told the Daily Mail.Meanwhile, member of Parliament Rachael Maskell also told the outlet, “When the funding for the Royal Family is due to rise by £45 million next year to a staggering £132 million, serious questions need to be asked as to why the monarch’s brother continues to reside at his mansion.”“There must be greater transparency on the source of the money that has allowed Andrew to stay at Royal Lodge,” she added.Andrew has resided at the sprawling property since 2004.

forced to pull the plug on several royal engagements following a chest infection.The royal, 77, will attend a Booker Prize reception at Clarence House Tuesday, however she will meet with guests for a shorter period of time than originally planned.She will also attend a reception at Buckingham Palace Wednesday with King Charles, which will celebrate the TV and Film industry.However, Camilla will skip the “Gladiator II” film premiere later that evening.Changes to her schedule have been amended to prioritize her recovery, palace sources told BBC News.Camilla missed Sunday’s Remembrance Day service, led by Charles, in London.Instead, Her Majesty had Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester, 78, step in on her behalf as she watched the ceremony from home.She also skipped last week’s Field of Remembrance event at Westminster Abbey.Camilla also pulled out of King Charles III’s reception for Olympic and Paralympic athletes, which took place last Thursday.Her chest infection came just days after Their Majesties returned home from an official five-day royal tour of Australia and Samoa.

Princess Anne is known for her no-nonsense approach and her ability to deliver sharp quips, something that was on full display during a student's inquiry about her living arrangements. While visiting Moscow in 1990, a student cheekily asked the Princess Royal: "How does it feel having Buckingham Palace as your private property?" Quick as ever, Anne flashed a knowing smile and quipped, "Well, I don't know because it isn't" eliciting chuckles from the crowd.

“Living Legend” and inducted into the Aviation Hall of Fame, has 10 years of military experience under his belt and has completed two tours of Afghanistan where he flew in combat missions.“As you continue to serve — making valuable contributions to communities, colleagues, households and all those we love — my hope is that our communities will continue to serve your needs too,” he said, adding that their “contributions do not stop because you no longer wear the uniform.”“The collective sense of appreciation for what you have done for your countries should not stop either,” he continued.“Let today be a reminder that the true measure of gratitude is not in words alone, but in our actions and our ongoing efforts to build a world worthy of the sacrifices that those before us have made — and to protect it for generations to come,” Harry said.“To all those who have served — past and present — I offer my deepest respect and thanks. Your service has made a lasting, positive impact for our communities, our nations and our shared future.

Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Queen Camilla will return to public engagements following a temporary break to ensure her recovery from a chest infection. While the news is very encouraging, the Queen will still be forced to miss the Gladiator II premiere that she was due to attend, in order to get back to full health.

who died in Sept. 2022 at age 96 — kept a private diary to jot down key events in her life throughout the years.She carried that tradition through to her final days.Royal biographer Robert Hardman discovered Her Late Majesty’s handwritten entries while researching updated chapters for his book about King Charles.According to the author, the late monarch’s final entry was made at Balmoral, where she died on Sept.

The Guardian. “So, we’ll have some more trips maybe lined up.”“Family-wise, you have to wait a little bit longer because obviously they’re at school and I think that takes priority [over] everything else,” William said on the final day of his visit to South Africa, which hosted his annual Earthshot Prize Ceremony.When asked how his wife is doing after declaring she’s now cancer free following her chemotherapy treatment, the future king said Catherine is “doing well.”When a reporter told him he looked relaxed, the prince was taken aback.

Prince Harry was furious upon learning that his wife, Meghan Markle, wouldn't be allowed to accompany him to Balmoral in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II's passing.The Duke of Sussex, who rushed to Scotland to be with his grandmother on her final day, intended to bring Meghan along. However, the younger royal brother said King Charles made it explicitly clear Meghan wasn't welcome. In his bombshell memoir Spare, Harry recounted: "He said I was welcome at Balmoral, but he didn't want...

The Duke of York's fall from grace has been well-documented, with his apparent determination to stay at his Royal Lodge home in Windsor being the latest bone of contention. In line with King Charles' plans to downsize the monarchy, Prince Andrew was offered a move from his mansion to the more compact Frogmore Cottage, recently refurbished by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The royals have enjoyed spending Christmas at Sandringham for decades, and after creating so many special memories there with the late Queen, the King seems keen for them to keep making more. “Christmas at Sandringham has been absolutely central to the family for years, and that legacy looks certain to continue with Charles,” says royal expert Duncan Larcombe.

she completed chemotherapy. Buckingham Palace announced on Friday that the Princess of Wales would participate in the ceremony, the first major royal event she has attended since declaring she is “cancer free.” Kate, 42, appeared on one of the three balconies next to Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, at the ceremony.

It was an emotional day at today's Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph in Whitehall as the King lead other members of the Royal Family to pay tribute to the war dead.Together with senior politicians, the King, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal personally laid wreaths during the National Service of Remembrance to mark the Armistice of the First World War and all other conflicts involving British and Commonwealth forces.Tributes were also laid on behalf of Queen Camilla - who is continuing to recover from a chest infection - and on behalf of The Duke of Kent, 89, who watched the service from a balcony above. Also in attendance was the Princess of Wales, who stood on the balcony of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office with the Duchess of Edinburgh, meanwhile the rest of the royal party was made up by Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.The moving event took place the day after the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall which saw many heart-breaking stories, as well as fitting musical tributes from the likes of Sir Tom Jones, Samantha Barks and Alexandra Burke.

The Princess of Wales stood alongside the Duchess of Edinburgh at today's moving Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to pay tribute to the war dead. While the Princess brought an effortless sense of elegance as she watched from the balcony of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, many fans questioned why she was wearing three poppies.

It was an emotional night at the Royal Albert Hall as members of the Royal Family came together to attend the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance. With heart-wrenching tributes to the servicemen and women who have lost their lives, as well as emotional performances from the likes of Sir Tom Jones, Samantha Barks and Alexandra Burke, it was a fitting start to the Remembrance weekend.

With Queen Camilla unable to attend Remembrance events in London this weekend owing to a chest infection, King Charles joined the rest of the Royal Family - including the Prince and Princess of Wales - at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday evening to attend the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance.The King looked thrilled to be at the event - which takes place the day before he leads tributes at the Cenotaph in Whitehall - and had his close family there to support him. On how the monarch was feeling after such a busy few weeks which have included his tour of Australia and Samoa, a leading expert says the King's body language was telling.