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will ease into the year by taking on a fraction of the workload she would typically have on her calendar.Currently, the princess’ diary does not include any full-scale foreign tours, and it will be a while before she returns to the royal fold in full — given that her cancer recovery remains on track.Still, the public can expect to see the beloved future queen attend key events, such as the Trooping the Colour ceremony, which is her “No.

The Duke of Cornwall turned heads today with his stylish appearance at Cycle of Life. During his visit to the non-profit cycling organisation, Prince William participated in various activities, from football to bike assembly, all while looking dapper in a trendy dark green 'shacket'. But here's the surprise - this royal-approved piece is more affordable than you might think.

told People.The source added that the mom of three is now “more open” with her husband, and the duo “talk about their relationship together.”According to royal historian and writer Dr. Amanda Foreman, the couple have shown more intimacy than ever over the past year.“They feel they are very lucky to be married to each other.

Hello! Magazine, the beloved princess — who recently announced that her cancer is in remission — paid a visit to her old school Marlborough College, in Wiltshire.She additionally toured two other schools in North London.What’s more, the Waleses are reportedly considering William and his estranged brother Prince Harry’s former school, Eton College, which has long been a popular choice among royals, politicians and aristocrats.The future king currently attends the same prep school as his younger siblings, sister Princess Charlotte, 9, and brother, Prince Louis, 6.Additionally, it’s understood that the Waleses are considering schools that don’t boast a close proximity to London or Windsor, sources claim.The young royal’s next school will be confirmed later in the spring.Schoolwork aside, George has developed a few hobbies in recent years — including aviation.Despite his young age, George is already learning to fly a plane after taking his first lesson in September.The prince reportedly “loved” his maiden flight on the White Waltham Airfield, located 30 miles outside of London.His parents proudly watched on from the ground as George and his instructor took off from the runway. The duo returned to land safely just under an hour later.Aspiring pilots in the UK can begin to build their skills at any age.

With his dashing beard, relaxed open-neck shirts and crisp white trainers, the Prince of Wales is the epitome of a thoroughly modern royal. And while he has always worked hard to carve his own path by supporting a handful of causes which are deeply important to him, rather than hundreds of different charities, it is clear that the Prince has truly come into his own recently.This approach also extends into the touch of informality he brings to his public appearances, whether it is answering the phone in a restaurant, shocking punters by serving burgers in a van or buying a round of drinks at a Wetherspoons pub for a group of Aston Villa supporters.

told The Times of London.While talks are currently at an early stage, insiders claim the trip will most likely take place in 2026.“Donald Trump has a clear affinity for the royal family,” a senior UK government source told the outlet.“He had a great relationship with the late Queen, recently met Prince William and has spoken highly of King Charles. A royal tour to the US would help reinforce the ‘special relationship.'”“Playing up to his pro-monarchist tendencies is one of a number of important ways we can exert our soft power.

Pauline Quirke beamed during her last public appearance as she received an MBE from Prince William at Windsor Castle, two years before her dementia diagnosis was shared. Her husband, Steve Sheen, has announced that the actress, 65, will retire from “all professional and commercial duties” following a diagnosis in 2021.

according to a new Vanity Fair exposé.The Duke of Sussex, 40, reportedly confided in a guest at an event in 2023 after he was asked whether he had heard from the Windsor clan following the release of his tell-all memoir, “Spare.”In response, Harry admitted that there’s been no contact between both camps since the protocol-shattering book’s release, according to the piece published Friday.“That’s sort of what made me so sad,” a source told the publication. “His hope seemed very genuine.

visit to the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, where she underwent treatment last year.In the lead up to the public-facing outing, Princess Catherine flew to the Alps with her husband, Prince William, and their children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, shortly after Christmas, The Mail on Sunday reports.“It was lovely to see Kate relaxing and enjoying herself,” a staffer at a nearby restaurant told the outlet.“They looked like a normal English family, and a lot of people didn’t recognize them. It was not the first time we had seen them.”The source said that the Wales camp had been coming to the restaurant “for years,” adding, “I think they love the area.

The Duchess of Edinburgh has rightfully climbed the ranks and has become one of the most popular working royals who backs difficult causes which previously received very little global attention. Sophie's popularity is clear whenever members of the Royal Family step out in public and she clearly shares a close bond with the likes of King Charles, Queen Camilla and The Prince and Princess of Wales.

Peter Andre is back from Australia after spending some quality time with his parents. Since arriving back in the UK, the Mysterious Girl singer has been busy with more filming but it means he will be home more often. Writing in his weekly column, the 51-year-old singer - who is dad to Theo, Amelia, 10, and eight-month-old Arabella with wife Emily, as well as Junior, 19, and Princess, 17, with ex Katie Price - revealed what an emotional time it was recently travelling Down Under.

Prince Harry has made a 'mistake' with an "unreasonable expectation" ahead of his return to the UK in the coming day, an expert has claimed.The Duke of Sussex is due to travel to London from his US home to attend his forthcoming High Court trial against News Group Newspapers, which starts on Tuesday. During his trip, it has emerged he will be given "limited police protection" despite losing his legal battle for taxpayer funded security. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has agreed to provide the Duke of Sussex with armed officers from the Royalty and Specialist Protection Command, a source said.

his trial against News Group Newspapers.Ahead of his 5,459-mile trip, a source told the Mirror that Harry was offered a place to lay his head at the lavish royal residence, but turned it down.What’s more, the father of two will be given “limited police protection” during his London visit, despite him being fully stripped of taxpayer-funded security last year.London’s Metropolitan Police commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, has since agreed to provide the duke with security protection via armed officers from the Royalty and Specialist Protection Command.“He is offering Harry limited police protection,” a source told the outlet. “The Met has been trying to recruit officers on their days off because they don’t have a lot of spare staff.”It’s unclear where the duke is planning on staying during the trip.The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace and Harry’s reps for comment.Harry was last in London in May 2024.

started “seizing more power” from his cancer-stricken father, King Charles.The future king is said to be putting his foot down on several key decisions about the Firm’s long-term future.Among those is giving some lesser-known royals more of a spotlight, including Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh’s children, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Earl of Wessex.Lady Louise, 21, has stayed largely out of the public eye throughout her childhood and recent years, instead choosing to focus on her education at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, where William met his wife, Kate Middleton.She and her younger brother James, 17, were both offered the opportunity to have HRH (His/Her Royal Highness) titles from birth, however their parents decided to pass and instead offer their children more of a “normal” upbringing.A new report by the Scottish Daily Express claims that William has recently been mulling over the idea of giving Louise and James yet another chance at becoming working members of the Firm.Should they accept the role, the duo will begin receiving public funding, which in turn would mean they will have to start undertaking public-facing engagements and events to represent the Crown.While the move hasn’t been confirmed, it would relieve some pressure within the royal fold, especially following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s shocking departure from the Firm five years ago.After Louise turned 18, she was once again offered the chance to become Princess Louise — but she politely turned it down.Meanwhile, it appears as though her brother — who turns 18 in Dec.

After sharing the joyous news of being cancer-free late last year, Kate Middleton has gradually resumed her Royal duties, which included a heartfelt visit to Royal Marsden London to meet patients currently fighting their own battles with cancer.Today (January 14), she and Prince William became Joint Patrons of the specialist cancer care centre at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, where Kate received treatment following her own cancer diagnosis. For this significant occasion, Kate chose a chic burgundy midi skirt and matching high neck jumper, a colour choice with a special hidden meaning.

told BBC News.During the outing, it was announced that Middleton had been appointed the royal patron on The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, joining her husband Prince William.The title takes after William’s late mother, Princess Diana, who once held the patronage before her untimely death in 1997.While Middleton underwent cancer treatment at the Royal Marsden hospital, she was initially admitted into the London Clinic in Jan.

Meghan Markle has spent the past five years facing accusations of causing the rift between the Sussexes and the royal family, but this week she’s proving she can build her own brand away from her royal connections. A source tells OK! that as the duchess hits our screens in her new big-budget TV series, With Love, Meghan, she’s sending the “perfect” revenge message to critics.

In honour of Kate Middleton's birthday yesterday, Prince William shared a sweet message and photo of the Duchess on their official Instagram account.The black-and-white snap shows Kate rocking a casual yet chic outfit consisting of denim jeans, a white shirt, and a black blazer, all tied together with a check scarf. We're big fans of Kate's style here at OK!, and this picture just further cements her status as a fashion icon, showing how a statement scarf can instantly elevate any look. While we're not certain about the exact scarf Kate is wearing, we've found an £18 alternative from Bershka that looks incredibly similar.

who is celebrating her 43rd birthday Thursday, is known to play the peacemaker when her husband, Prince William, has disagreements with his father, King Charles.“King Charles is extremely fond and proud of his daughter-in-law,” royal broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard told Fox News. “I believe he is one of her biggest fans.

cancer-stricken father, King Charles, as he nears his ascension to the throne, according to a new report.William, who is next in line to become king, is said to be putting his foot down on several key decisions about the Firm’s long-term future.Among those, is declaring that his estranged brother, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, are personae non gratae. The same goes for his scandal-scarred uncle, Prince Andrew, InTouch reports.“It’s no secret that anyone who pushes back against him will be swiftly shown the door,” a palace insider told the outlet.

Prince William has shared a heartfelt tribute to his wife Kate Middleton on her 43rd birthday, following a year filled with personal challenges.The Prince of Wales took to social media with a touching written message, celebrating Kate as an "incredible wife and mother" and commending her remarkable strength throughout her cancer diagnosis and treatment. Alongside the tribute was a new photo of the Princess of Wales, taken by Matt Porteous in Windsor last summer, where she appears casual and joyful with hands in her jeans pockets and wearing a gingham scarf. In his note, William wrote: "To the most incredible wife and mother.The strength you've shown over the last year has been remarkable.