Royal Family: Last News

who passed away in September 2022 at the age of 96, got the shove while dressed in full royal regalia — “crowns, gowns, everything” — according to Reverend Richard Coles, a British former pop star-turned-writer, radio host and priest.Coles, 62, is currently competing on the UK reality TV series, “I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here!” The show recently posted a clip of the former Communards artist telling his fellow contestants the hilarious tale about Queen Elizabeth.“I heard a great story about the late Queen,” Coles said in the video. “It was a State Opening of Parliament, so she got all robed up and everything to go into the chamber.

The Queen has had to withdraw from the Qatari state visit tomorrow as she's still recovering from a chest infection. A Buckingham Palace spokesperson revealed: "Her Majesty has had a nasty viral chest infection which – as is not uncommon in such cases – continues to have some lingering side effects, in particular leaving Her Majesty with significantly diminished reserves of energy.

Kate Middleton’s upcoming appearance at a high profile event will leave King Charles feeling “very touched”, it has been claimed.The Princess of Wales, who made a significant return to her royal duties by joining other members of the royal family at the Cenotaph last month, is set to welcome the Emir of Qatar on his official state visit to the UK. As part of the public engagement, which will take place on Tuesday, 3 December, Kate will be joined by her husband Prince William as they greet the Emir and his wife before joining them at Horse Guards Parade for a ceremonial welcome.The group will then be greeted by King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Kensington Palace has confirmed that Kate Middleton will attend three royal events tomorrow as the Amir of Qatar makes a state visit to the UK. Kate will join her husband, Prince William, in greeting Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and Her Highness Sheikha Jawaher bint Hamad bin Suhaim Al Thani, on 3 December.

At her annual Christmas carol service, Kate Middleton is set to deliver an incredibly touching Christmas message and those gathered at Westminster Abbey will hear the Princess describing love as "the greatest gift we can receive". Kate has written a letter for the 1,600 Westminster Abbey carol goers, including members of the Royal Family, telling them “Love is the light that can shine bright, even in our darkest times”.

cancer-free after completing chemotherapy, emphasized the need for loved ones and empathy during difficult times ahead of the festive televised event at London’s Westminster Abbey on Dec. 6.“Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year.

Mirror. “It was a very happy school life for her, but William has very fond memories of Eton, which has a long history with aristocrats and members of the royal family.”But Nicholl also admitted that the prince and princess could make a totally different decision no one saw coming. “There’s always the possibility of traditions being changed,” she argued.

Prince Harry once had to 'plead' with the Royal Family to delay announcing significant news.The world was officially informed of Queen Elizabeth II's passing at 6:30pm on September 8 2022, just before Prince Harry could reach Aberdeen and head to Balmoral. Buckingham Palace had intended to issue a statement earlier, but Harry "begged" them to hold off as he wanted to be present, according to Omid Scobie, the author of Endgame.

Queen Camilla has reportedly earned the "admiration" of her sister-in-law Princess Anne, according to a royal expert.

at Christmas, according to reports.The holiday is looking to be “bittersweet” for the couple as they are “missing” spending the most wonderful time of year with the royal family, the Mirror reports.Meanwhile, OK! claims that Harry, 40, is acutely aware that he won’t have anyone from his side with him to enjoy Christmas and regrets that his children, Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, won’t get to play with their cousins during the holiday as he did growing up. “For Harry, it reminds him that he doesn’t have any of his side of the family to celebrate with,” a source reportedly told OK! “The kids won’t be seeing their cousins, and that was one of his favorite things growing up – all the cousins playing together at Sandringham.” “It may well even hurt seeing all the royals together, going to church and just enjoying each other’s company,” the insider added.

the bitter feud the pair have been locked in over the Royal Lodge — the property Andrew currently resides in.Other royals slated to attend Charles’ festive event include the Prince and Princess of Wales, and their three children; Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, the Mirror reports.Sources told the outlet that Charles has made a clear commitment to keeping the family united, especially after the difficult year the royals have faced following a slew of health woes.Other attendees rumored to be invited include the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and their two children, Lady Louise, 20 and James, Earl of Wessex, 16.The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.Two royals that definitely won’t be in attendance are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who were reportedly snubbed from the invite list to celebrate Christmas with the royals at Sandringham.After being stripped of taxpayer-funded security protection, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not been seen together on Harry’s home soil since 2022.As for Andrew’s ongoing feud with his brother, which kickstarted years ago after the duke was linked to disgraced late financier Jeffrey Epstein, the dup have been at odds even more so in the last year.Charles had been desperately trying to evict Andrew from the sprawling estate and into a smaller property, however his brother wouldn’t budge.Andrew, 64, was finally poised to leave the Royal Lodge last month after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged that Andrew had found a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, to remain at the royal digs.The ordeal left the monarch “fed up” — and

ongoing trademark troubles since announcing the brand’s impending launch in March.In documents obtained by The Post, the “Suits” alum’s legal team has requested a three-month extension in her attempt to secure a trademark for the yet-to-be released brand.If Markle and her team miss the next deadline, she will be forced to kickstart the application process from scratch.The former actress’ extension request comes just one month after American Riviera Orchard was slapped with yet another trademark snafu.Rival lifestyle brand Harry & David filed a protest against Markle’s lifestyle brand, claiming the name is far too similar to its “Royal Riviera” product line.The US Patent and Trademark Office received a protest filing on Oct. 31 from US-based premium food and gift retailer Harry & David, documents obtained by The Post show.The company’s “Royal Riviera” trademark is currently registered to the brand’s pear gift baskets, which are grown in Oregon.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are set to spend Christmas with King Charles, marking a Royal reunion after the family's year-long battle with cancer.This festive gathering will be the first time the Royals have come together in full force following a challenging year for both the King and the Princess of Wales, who were both diagnosed with cancer. King Charles and Kate even shared hospital stays at the same time in January and the monarch reportedly made his way down the hospital corridor to comfort his daughter-in-law as they both recuperated from their surgeries.

who inspired the royals after meeting her in October. Hatton passed away Wednesday at the age of 17 after battling a rare form of cancer. She and her family met the Prince and Princess of Wales at Windsor Castle on Oct.

King Charles' escape at Highgrove is lit up in festive decor and shimmering lights. This season features a poignant homage following a harrowing loss within the Royal Family.

new brand image strategy.The Duke of Sussex, 40, is gearing up to jet to New York City next week to attend the New York Times’ DealBook conference on Wednesday, a spokesperson told People.

Meghan Markle became a member of the Royal Family in 2018 after marrying Prince Harry in a glamorous Windsor wedding. However, her time as a royal was much shorter than most had expected.

Seven years ago Prince Harry and Meghan Markle headed to The Sunken Gardens at Kensington Palace where they announced to the world news of their engagement. Having met on a blind in 2016, the pair’s relationship soon blossomed and by November 2017 they were engaged after Harry popped the question while they were cooking roast chicken at home.

to Us Weekly.“The dynamics have shifted,” an insider told the outlet, with another adding that the sovereign “has wanted to be the monarch for decades.”“Even though he’s battling cancer, he’s not letting that get in the way of his desire to be successful on the throne or a dynamic leader,” the source said.Behind the scenes, it’s reported that William, 42, is already preparing “for when his ascension happens.”“Like his father, he takes being a success in the royal role very seriously,” the insider said, adding that when it comes to the topic of succession within the Firm, the conversation is a “sensitive” one.“There’s occasional tension,” the source said, adding that William is likely in talks about transitioning titles and responsibilities, as well as the current state of the UK government to ensure “a smooth transition.”Elsewhere, palace insiders have claimed that royal staffers began drawing up succession plans after the king’s coronation in May 2023.The plans were fast-tracked earlier this year after Charles revealed his cancer diagnosis in February, the source adds.“The Palace sprung into action,” the source told the outlet.

splurged $4.7 million on one of 300 residences at the 722-acre CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club — a development about 81 miles south of Lisbon, it was reported last month.However, the sprawling property is still not ready to be moved into and will only be used as a vacation home by the couple, a source told the Express.“The villa in Portugal is more an investment than anything else and construction hasn’t even been completed yet,” the insider said.“It hasn’t been purchased as a new home, but more as a holiday retreat and something they can put their money into to protect their assets.”Before the pair can enjoy their new abode in Portugal, the Sussexes face one major hurdle to overcome — European Union citizenship.Such citizenship would allow the couple to travel freely through the Schengen Area, which covers 29 countries.Still, it appears the Sussexes are not looking to pack up and leave the US anytime soon — despite their close friends Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, making the move.Markle, 43, has boasted a very close friendship with the former “Ellen Show” host, but will not be looking to make a similar move herself for the second time, The Post revealed this week.On the flip side, Grant Harrold — who had previously worked as King Charles’ butler for seven years — noted that the Duke of Sussex, 40, could be making the move eventually.“I do see it,” he said of the exiled prince. “I think he could be open to returning.

the Times in an interview published Tuesday about his experiences — good and bad — with the royal family.“Some aren’t as great as others,” he said. “They do amazing work — but they’re also a modern family that’s very dysfunctional.”Haskell noted that he attended Harry, 40, and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May 2018, as well as Harry’s cousin Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall’s wedding in July 2011, which is where he met the Duke of Sussex.“To those who want to get rid of the monarchy — once they’re gone, they’re gone,” said Haskell.