Royal Enclosure: Last News

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.

King Charles joined Camilla and niece Zara Tindall at Royal Ascot earlier this week. The King has been making a gradual return to work over the past couple of months following his cancer diagnosis at the beginning of the year.

The Duchess of Edinburgh's caring gesture towards the King during the Royal Ascot suggested “hints of concern”, according to a body language expert.

Royal Ascot is the Paris Couture Week of the British social season. Arguably the most fashion-forward event of the summer, the annual five-day festival perfectly combines the excitement of horse racing with a dress code that is more strict, yet brings more extravagance than any other.

Helen Skelton went all-out for this year’s Royal Ascot – even breaking the rules along the way.The popular presenter, who recently split from husband Richie Myler, let her hair down at the lavish annual event with an absolutely stunning look.The Royal Ascot attendees are known for their glamorous looks, but Helen took it one step further, in bright pink dazzling jumpsuit.In photographs taken on the day, the mum-of-one looked dazzling in the halterneck jumpsuit, showing off her figure with a keyhole cut-out up top.She matched the bright pink affair with a wide-brimmed hat that helped keep the sizzling sunshine off her face, topped with colourful flowers.As glamorous as Helen looked, there may have been a few people that weren’t too impressed with the outfit, as it broke the dress code for the annual races.The star took to Instagram where she told fans she was in the Royal Enclosure at the races, which enforces a strict dress code that bans strapless, off the shoulder, spaghetti straps or halter necks.Thanks to her eye-catching halter-neck, Helen’s outfit broke the Royal Enclosure’s rules, which also demands that women wear a hat or headpiece with a solid base of at least four inches.As reported by the Daily Mail, this year’s Royal Ascot attendees were encouraged to push the fashion boundaries at this year’s event, with the Style Guide hinting at a less strict approach.However, formality is still mandatory in the Royal Enclosure.Helen isn’t the only one who enjoyed time out at the races this year, with former This Morning host Eamon Holmes going all-out with a grey top hat, yellow tie and pinstripe suit trousers.Georgia Toffolo, meanwhile, dazzled in gold-leaf super vintage dress, with a cit-out in the shape of an upside

Mike and Zara Tindall put on a united front as they attended day three of Ascot together following the rugby star’s dig at Prince Harry. Sports star Mike, 43, reportedly made a X-rated comment about Prince Harry during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier this month. According to the Express, the husband of the Queen’s granddaughter Zara told a fellow guest at a reception following the Platinum Party concert at Buckingham Palace on 4 June that the Duke of Sussex was a "b*****d".

A royal occasion! After the coronavirus pandemic kept crowds away from Royal Ascot in 2020, the event returned with a bang in 2021 at the Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, England.

Royal Ascot 2021 is expected to return to normal next year with crowds and the Queen attending once again.