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Princess Anne has shared her candid thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in a revealing interview, with many interpreting her comments as a subtle jab.

The name Prince Harry goes by with his children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet has been revealed, and it's adorable.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan Markle, gave their followers a treat with a heart-warming family photo on their 2021 Christmas card.The release not only showed off the first picture of Lilibet, born in June 2021 but also gave us a peek at Archie with his charming red locks, a perfect match to his father's. Not just a picture-perfect moment, the card included a heartfelt 'Happy Holidays' from Harry and Meghan themselves.

We've all had our fair share of kitchen mishaps, from overcooking a risotto to burning something in the oven. But it seems that for royalty, even the contents of the kitchen cupboard can be mystifying.

It's well-known that Prince William and Princess Kate have residences in England, but they've also recently come into possession of a property in Wales that the public can visit. After the passing of Her Majesty the Queen, the duo were bequeathed the Llwynywermod Estate by King Charles.

James Middleton, the younger brother of the Princess of Wales, had a rather uncomfortable run-in with Queen Elizabeth, as he reveals in his new book. Set to hit the shelves on September 26, James delves into his personal struggle with depression and the pivotal role his late spaniel Ella played in his journey to recovery.

Susannah Constantine has opened up about the time she suffered a severe wardrobe malfunction at a Royal dinner party, revealing Prince Philip came to her rescue.The Strictly Come Dancing star attended a gathering at Windsor Castle during her eight-year relationship with David Linley, son of Princess Margaret. Susannah, 62, who found fame presenting What Not to Wear alongside Trinny Woodall in the early 00s, described the incident as her "worst wardrobe malfunction" during an interview on the Dirty Mother Pukka podcast, hosted by Anna Whitehouse and Polly Hazlewood.

There is a Royal rule which could see Prince George and his sister Princess Charlotte be separated once he turns 12 – but it turns out there’s a very good reason for it. After the age of 12, Prince George will no longer be able to travel with his father or sister.The rule is there to ensure the monarchy isn’t endangered in cases of accidents and keep the line of succession safe. It was something Prince William also had to endure when he turned 12 too.

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.

Two years ago, Prince William and Kate Middleton made the decision to relocate their three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis - from London to Windsor.The family chose Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Home Park as their new home, a four-bedroom property that is considerably more modest than their previous Kensington Palace apartment. There were several reasons behind this move, but one of Prince William's motivations was particularly poignant and related to his dearly loved grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth.This touching detail was revealed by Royal author and journalist Robert Jobson in his latest book Catherine, Princess of Wales.

Prince George is taking flight!

Prince George is taking to the skies just like his Royal ancestors.The young prince was seen having a blast during his first flying lesson at White Waltham Airfield, with his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, watching on with pride.The family arrived in style, with a three-car convoy at the Berkshire airfield, which is conveniently located just a short drive from their Windsor residence.This is the same airfield where George's great-grandfather, Prince Philip, honed his own flying skills back in the 1950s. Witnesses at the scene shared with The Sun that Prince George, at the tender age of 11, took to the air with an instructor and absolutely "loved" every minute of it. An onlooker commented to the publication about George's adventurous new pastime: "George is only 11 years old but it is the right time to start.The Royal Family has a proud tradition of flying and it looks like George is next in line.

Meghan Markle has faced criticism over what's been slated as an "absolutely tasteless" move that aligned with a poignant day for the Royal Family.

Well, this is a hot take from a British elder statesman!

Gyles Brandreth, a close friend of the Royal Family and the late Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II, has spoken out on why the late Duke of Edinburgh refused to watch Helen Mirren's 2006 film, The Queen.This Morning star Gyles recalled the tense conversation he once had with Philip about the 2006 film and claims he refused to watch it due to the 'inaccurate portrayal' of his wife. According to the Royal commentator, who also makes regular appearances on daytime TV, Philip avoided the film because he heard it showed Mirren, who played Queen Elizabeth II, crying.

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 Royal Family have shared a moving tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on the second anniversary of her death.The Queen passed away on 8 September 2022 at her Balmoral Estate in Scotland. After a record-breaking 70-year reign, Her Majesty was laid to rest at King George VI Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle, alongside her late husband Prince Philip.

The late Queen always had a close-knit group of pals who provided an unwavering sense of support throughout her 70-year reign.This inner circle became even more crucial when she lost her "rock", Prince Philip. Among those she turned to in challenging times are the Duchess of Edinburgh and her niece, Lady Sarah Chatto.

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.

When you think of the Royal Family's residences, Buckingham Palace, Sandringham House, Windsor Castle and Kensington Palace probably come to mind first - but what about their other homes? While many are no longer used as royal residences, some hold particularly cherished memories for Queen Elizabeth II and her family. One such place is the now-retired Royal Yacht Britannia, which was used for everything from royal tours to private holidays and even iconic honeymoons.The yacht was launched in 1953, just a few months before The Queen's coronation, and hosted numerous famous individuals and world leaders during its 44 years of service.

Former royal butler Paul Burrell has given insight into how the second anniversary of the late Queen's death will be commemorated by "all the family" at Balmoral. Queen Elizabeth passed away aged 96 at Balmoral two years ago this Sunday, and the Royal Family will honour the UK's longest reigning monarch this weekend at the same Scottish location. Burrell believes the family "will all be there" in private, likely marking the occasion with a dinner in memory of the late Queen, where King Charles III will make a toast.

The Prince and Princess of Wales moved their family of five into the four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage in Windsor in September 2022. It is nestled in the heart of the Crown Estate's private 655-acre royal park and was built in 1831 as a retreat for William IV’s wife Queen Adelaide. It was also known to be a favourite home of Queen Victoria as she frequently enjoyed taking her breakfast there.