Prince George left with head in hands as animated Prince Louis steals limelight at Jubilee

Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, says a royal expert.Richard Fitzwilliams said the family's planned move to Windsor will show support for the Queen and will give them more security.He also argued that the ever-increasingly popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge means that the monarchy will be safe in their hands.Richard Fitzwilliams discussed the royal couple on GB News after they shared a sweet snap to mark Father’s Day.The expert declared that said the strength of their relationship means that the monarchy will be safe when Prince William becomes King.He said: “If you look at recent polls, William and Catherine, of course, the Queen leads, for obvious reasons, but there's no question that in my view, the future of the monarchy is safe with William, Catherine and their family.“The way they handle things, the perfect relationship between them, the way they’re mutually supportive on trips abroad, for example, they combine the formal and the informal.“I thought the Caribbean [trip] was just a glitch and very badly reported in several ways.”The royal expert chatted to Stephen and Anne on GB News and told them how the family’s plan to move to Windsor demonstrates their commitment to supporting the monarchy.He continued: “If you look at the plans to relocate to Windsor, I mean this of course is to be close to the Queen and also they'll have, I think, an extra amount of security.“They'll keep Kensington Palace as the London office and, of course, their beloved Anmer Hall of in the country but there's no question whatsoever the relationship, also the chemistry with between Charles and William supporting the Queen during a period [is important], of course, where her mobility problems make it difficult to

It’s been 12 years since Prince William proposed to Kate Middleton with his mother's £300,000 sapphire and diamond ring at the foothills of Mount Kenya. The Duke of Cambridge had been travelling around the country with Kate for three weeks with the engagement ring stashed in his rucksack before deciding Lake Rutundu was the perfect place to pop the question.

Prince William almost had a completely different name which Prince Charles had his heart set on, according to a royal historian.He was also known as "Baby Wales" before Charles and Princess Diana finally decided upon William. The Duke of Cambridge, who will celebrate his 40th birthday on Tuesday (June 21), could have been named Arthur when he was born in 1982.

Prince Charles, 73, and Prince William, 39, both reportedly stepped in to prevent Prince Andrew's return to public life at Royal Ascot and the Order of the Garter Ceremony.Andrew, 62, is understood to be enraged with his elder brother and nephew, who it is believed persuaded the Queen, 96, to stop Andrew from attending the full Order of the Garter Ceremony, which was presided over by his mother at Windsor Castle earlier this month.Instead, he was only seen at some parts of the Knights of the Garter Ceremony.Buckingham Palace reported that the Duke of York's absence from the Windsor Castle procession and Order of the Garter service was a "family decision".He did join the Queen at the formal investiture of new members of the Order of the Garter - including Tony Blair and Charles' wife the Duchess of Cornwall - and at the lunch afterwards.But his alleged bid to return to Royal duties has apparently been met with resistance from the two direct heirs to the throne, with Her Majesty supposedly telling Andrew to keep out of sight "for his own good". The Queen also missed Royal Ascot for the first time during her reign and was replaced in Saturday's Royal procession by the Duke of Kent, Andrew's eldest daughter Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.

Meghan Markle cheered on her husband Prince Harry during his semi-final polo match on Friday.

Making fun memories. Prince William shared a Father’s Day message alongside a photo of him with all three of his children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Prince William, 39, with his three children on holiday has been released to celebrate Father's Day. The picture shows the Duke of Cambridge laughing with his arms round eight-year-old Prince George and Princess Charlotte, seven, while Prince Louis, four, sits on his shoulders.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have shared a never-before-seen photo of the Duke with their three kids to mark Father's Day on Sunday 19 June.The photo sees William, 39, who is reportedly mourning the collapse of his relationship with brother Harry, sitting down with his youngest son Louis, four, on his shoulders. Louis can be seen dressed in a striped shirt with white shorts and navy shoes on as he places his hands on either side of his dad's face while laughing for the camera.

Fatherhood is a barrel of laughs for Prince William!

Prince William!In honor of Father's Day, William and Kate Middleton released a new photograph of the Duke of Cambridge along with Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4. According to the Royal Palace, the photo was taken in Jordan in the Autumn of 2021.George and Charlotte are shown sitting next to William while Louis sits on the future king of England's shoulders.

Michael Mann greeted guests via video at a retrospective screening of Heat, saying he’d tested positive for Covid so had to stay away. Producer Art Linson and stars Al Pacino and Robert De Niro took the stage at the United Palace Theatre in Washington Heights without the writer/director of the iconic crime drama.

Off to the races! Prince William and Duchess Kate stepped out in style at the 2022 Royal Ascot.

Prince Charles and his son Prince William were heard having 'explosive rows' when he felt he was being "airbrushed" out of the Cambridge family's lives, it has been claimed.

Meghan Markle comforted her husband Prince Harry after a polo defeat in the US.

Princess Beatrice's carriage at Royal Ascot became "spooked" during today's royal procession, causing a scene as panicked aides ran to calm the situation.

Prince William is said to be “mourning” the collapse of his once close relationship with his brother Prince Harry, according to experts. Friends of William, who is soon to turn 40, have spoken out about how the second in line to throne is really feeling about his deteriorated relationship with Harry, 37. “He [William] alternates between grieving for what he has lost and feeling really, really angry about what his brother has done,” a friend told The Daily Mail.

Prince William from 36 years ago has royal fans going wild, as Princess Diana tells the sulky young prince that "Harry will have all the fun".William is set to celebrate his 40th birthday on Tuesday (June 21), meaning that he was just four-years-old when the footage was captured. The video, shared on TikTok, shows the late Princess of Wales playing with her two boys in the gardens of Highgrove House, Prince Charles' home in Gloucester. Diana can be seen carrying Harry, then aged two, whilst William plays behind some bushes.

Prince William, 39, is reportedly angry with his brother for disrespecting the Queen, 96, and the Royal Family. The Duke of Cambridge reckons Prince Harry, 37, has "crossed a line" with his behaviour and the rift between the two siblings is continuing to widen, according to Mail Online.

Uh oh. Things are apparently really bad between these brothers — and this is coming from some of their friends!

Prince William and Kate Middleton were criticised by taxpayers for having "three furnished homes" as a royal insider revealed their permanent move to Windsor.It has been reported that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will move into Adelaide Cottage, at Windsor Castle, this summer after William celebrates his 40th birthday.According to Royally Obsessed podcasters Rachel Bowie and Roberta Fiorito, taxpayers are "miffed" when they learned the Cambridges have already owned two furnished homes — Kensington Palace in London and Anmer Hall in Norfolk.Rachel said: "At Kensington Palace, being a city location, they are limited in terms of the ground."That means that George, Charlotte and Louis will have easy access to their great-grandmother and I feel like any access to the outdoors will be so great for kids, it will be in abundance at Windsor."Co-host, Roberta, chimed in and added: "But to have three furnished homes...I think the taxpayers are a little miffed about this."But Rachel sees it differently as she considers that Prince William will be the future king."Think about all the properties the Queen has," she added.They also commented that the move "is expected to significantly change the dynamic at Windsor" where, Prince Andrew, the Duke of York has the most contact with the Queen.Meanwhile, royal writer Daniela Elser claimed the royal couple's relocation plan "essentially means they have wasted millions and millions of Sovereign Grant money" of modernising Kensington Palace.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The reported £4million spent on the Cambridge's home of Apartment 1A was funded by 25% of revenue from the Crown estates

Prince William and Kate Middleton had a surprise for royal fans on Friday.