Princess Märtha Louise Of Norway Leaving Royal Family To Marry American Celebrity Healer!

King Charles has celebrated his first birthday since becoming monarch - but some members of the royal family didn't wish him all the best.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Kim Woodburn has shared her thoughts on this year's contestants and she hasn't held back on her thoughts.The 80-year-old, who was a campmate in 2009, has accused Mike Tindall of "looking down" on Matt Hancock in the jungle.Expressing her views, she divulged: "Mike Tindall, you can see by the way he sits there and looks at Matt Hancock, he seems to have a massive resentment towards him."But with all the scandals the Royal Family has been through over the years, I wouldn’t look down on him too much my love."It’s the pot calling the kettle black."Kim was seemingly referring to headline-grabbing royal events which have included more immediate family members such as Prince Andrew, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as well as controversy surrounding King Charles relationship with Princess Diana.A Place in The Sun's Jonnie Irwin, 48, diagnosed with terminal cancerNone of which have included Mike and his wife Zara, the daughter of Princess Anne.Kim went on to share her thoughts on this year's most controversial contestant Matt Hancock.The MP has reportedly pocketed a £400,000 fee for his appearance on the show.Many hit out at ITV for signing up the 44-year-old after he broke social distancing rules last year as Health Secretary.Up until last night, he had been voted to do every Bushtucker Trial, as expected.Ahead of the latest episode, Kim urged the public to stop trying to make him suffer, as he wasn't bothered about the challenges.She told Metro.co.uk: "We know he’s going to complete every single one, he’s proved that.

Congratulations are in order for King Charles III!

In this special collector's edition of OK! magazine, take a look back on an unforgettable year for the Royal Family, with its joyful highs and sorrowful lows. With the help of royal experts, the magazine reflects on Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's final few months, including, of course, the Platinum Jubilee celebrations which marked her incredible seven decades on the throne. Plus, recall how the nation was united in grief following our monarch's death, and how King Charles - with the unwavering support of his loyal wife Camilla, Queen Consort - has embraced his new role.

Thanking her biggest supporter. Kim Kardashian received the Giving Tree Award on Saturday, November 12, at the Baby2Baby Gala, and the entrepreneur made sure to acknowledge Kris Jenner, who was in the audience.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from their roles as senior royals in January 2020, as they were convinced that the 'entire institution' was against them.

IF there’s one person we never expected to eat critters on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here, it was a royal. Former rugby pro Mike Tindall shocked Brits after joining the jungle line-up.

I'M A Celebrity star Mike Tindall told how his wife "almost choked him to death" during a painful childbirth. The former rugby player - who is married to King Charles' niece Zara Phillips - cheekily joked to campmates she had nearly squeezed the life out of him as she screamed in pain.

Mike Tindall has revealed the story behind his wife Zara Phillip's home birth after a midwife insisted she wouldn't make it to the hospital.

DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles, 60, took to Twitter yesterday to speak out in defence of Mike Tindall, 44, after the rugby star has become the subject of speculation due to his stint on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! His comments come after reports claimed Mike is being investigated for potentially breaching the show's strict Covid-19 rules.Nick, who finished in sixth place in the 2018 series of I’m A Celeb, is a patron of the same charity as Mike.The star made it clear that the sportsman had his full support, and also encouraged his fans to back Mike, who is married to King Charles’ eldest niece, Zara Phillips, 41.Two days ago, he asked his 172,000 followers to vote for Mike amid ongoing speculation about the former rugby union player, after meeting while supporting Rugby For Heroes.The DIY SOS star wrote: "I’d really appreciate everyone who kindly supported me on ⁦ @imacelebrity to get behind ⁦ @miketindall13. “He is a patron with me of a veterans charity and helps many others. “He’s a top bloke and a really down to earth type,” he added firmly. “I can only say this as he’s away and can’t read it!" Nick quipped. Nick’s comments come as reports have surfaced about a probe into Mike’s behaviour on set, as the star apparently may have breached the show's strict Covid-19 rules.The star was photographed playing and joking around with a crew member, pretending to throw her off the pier in between shooting scenes for the ITV show.While the act seemed harmless enough, it has also been claimed that the I’m A Celeb cast and crew were told to remain at least two metres apart at all times while filming.Following his last tweet, Nick came out in support of Mike once again yesterday after one outlet claimed Prince William and

Some of Hollywood's leading ladies put their glamour and fashion sense on display at the annual Guggenheim International Gala in New York City.Actresses Alexandra Daddario, Rachel Brosnahan, and Nina Dobrev were among the high-profile people to lend their support for the event.The funds raised by the gala benefit the museum’s range of internationally acclaimed exhibitions, educational programs, and forward-thinking initiatives, and ensure that the Guggenheim remains a beacon for modern art and innovative thought, according to the museum's website guggenheim.org. Glamorous: Hollywood leading ladies Alexandra Daddario, Rachel Brosnahan and Nina Dobrev were among the celebrities and high-profile people to lend their support for the prestigious Guggenheim International Gala in New York CityThis year’s annual gala acknowledged individuals who are committed to creativity, inspire our past, and invigorate our future. Ahead of the fundraising event, Daddario, 36, stepped out in front of the photographers along the red carpet in an off-white-patterned dress.

Jeez!! King Charles III and Queen Camilla were nearly drenched with eggs during an official visit to York, England on Wednesday!

MIKE Tindall's I'm a Celeb antics will be leaving his regal relatives "very upset and very sad" back at home, according to a royal expert. The former rugby star has been an early hit with fans, but one royal biographer claims his behaviour won't have gone over quite as well behind closed doors. Tindall stunned I'm a Celeb fans when he became the first member of the royal family to appear on the show.

Meghan Markle has blasted her nickname, saying that the term is really a "codeword for b****". The Duchess of Sussex spoke about being referred to as "Duchess Difficult" in the latest instalment of her Spotify podcast, Archetypes.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's lives have been rather uneventful since they decided to step back from their royal duties back in 2020. And whilst there have been a number of veiled jabs at the Royal Family ever since their exit, one royal historian has claimed that one moment in particular caused the late Queen to "hit back" at the couple.

Turns out Prince Andrew hasn’t been as carefree as it seemed these days…

Still dealing with the repercussions of the most difficult day…

Prince Andrew was reportedly 'blindsided' in an awkward meeting with King Charles where he was told that he will never be allowed to return to royal duties. The disgraced Duke of York thought he could 'still be of value' to the royal family and had 'always believed there was a way back' to his formal role despite his recent sexual assault lawsuit.

Prince Andrew was "tearful" after being told by King Charles that he will never return to royal duties. The Duke of York stepped away from royal duties and public life earlier this year due to his sex case with Virginia Giuffre and association with the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and new details have emerged about how his hopes of returning were ended in a meeting at Charles's Birkhall estate in Scotland just days before the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth. No other royals were present for the talks between the brothers, which have been described as "emotional and fraught".