Royal Family: Prince Louis' super posh £14,500-a-year West London nursery where toddlers learn French

Kim Kardashian, 41, has addressed rumours that she was “rejected by the Queen” to attend the monarch's Platinum Jubilee celebrations during her stay in the UK.The American socialite set the record straight, as she explained how her reality TV series helped her show the world her true self.Kim first gained media attention as a friend and stylist of heiress Paris Hilton.However, it was thanks to her family's E! reality television series Keeping Up with the Kardashians that the businesswoman achieved fame of astronomical proportions.Now, Kim opened up on the importance of “working harder” to reveal her true personality to those who may not have the right impression of her.Kim went on to dismiss false claims that she had been “rejected by the Queen” when she was in the UK with boyfriend Pete Davidson.She said: “Being on a reality show and that’s not respected.“Feeling like I need to work harder to show you guys that I’m not the person you think.“I saw some stupid report today where it was like, ‘Kim’s rejected to come to the Jubilee by the Queen.’”The media personality explained to Allure: “I was in London with my boyfriend who’s filming a movie and we’re only here two days.“But [the headline] is, ‘Kim: Rejected!’ I think that’s also why I love doing the reality show — the chance to show people who I really am.”Keeping Up With The Kardashians launched in 2007 on E! and kept fans entertained for 14 years.However, the popular TV series came to an end last year with an emotional farewell episode.The Kardashian-Jenner family released a statement ahead of the last instalment explaining that the show would be cancelled, having "decided as a family to end this very special journey".But earlier this year, the famous clan surprised

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge along with their three children are set to swap London for Berkshire later this year. But, while the royals are in the capital, they call Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace home.

Mike Tindall is regularly snapped chatting and laughing with members of the Royal Family, and the former rugby player has formed some close bonds with many royals over the years, including Kate Middleton and Prince William. Mike, 43, married Zara Phillips, Princess Anne's daughter, back in 2011, and he's since proven to be popular among the royals. The dad-of-three, who shares Mia, eight, Lena, four, and one year old Lucas with Zara, 41, previously credited his wife's grandmother, Her Majesty The Queen, for making him feel so welcome at the start of his and Zara's romance.

Netflix's The Crown has grown in popularity since its launch as the TV series followed the journey of Queen Elizabeth II.The series has covered multiple key events in history, from Queen Elizabeth's reign to Princess Diana's royal presence - and as the next series is expected to cover Diana's tragic death, it's likely her two sons will soon have a prominent role.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'at odds' over 'endless TV interviews', says sourcePrince Harry and Prince William have already been mentioned, just not as leading roles, but that could change with upcoming series. And while the now US-based royal should expect a mention or two in the upcoming series, he has made his thoughts about the Megxit storyline quite clear.Royal expert Angela Levin believes Netflix will do what Harry has requested because they will want their "pint of blood" from the royals later on.

Read more: Inside Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis' perfect playgroundDuring the Jubilee, there were some tender moments between the mother and her three children. Pictures show her holding hands with Princess Charlotte and singing along with the little girl during the concert.

Prince Harry has explained that he often sees his late mother Princess Diana's legacy when he looks at his own children, Archie and Lilibet. The Duke of Sussex, 37, made the comment while praising recipients of an award honouring the Princess of Wales.

Princess Diana raised Prince William with the sole purpose of the prince changing the public's connection with the monarchy, according to TV psychic Deborah Davies.The late Princess died in 1997 when Prince William was just 15 years old, but Prince Charles' ex-wife brought her two sons up to lead from the heart.Former Real Housewives of Cheshire psychic Deborah claims she spoke to Diana who shared an insight into how she prepared her son, 40, for life as King William.READ MORE: Prince Andrew 'cleared his name for the Queen' claims ex-girlfriend Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Debbie said: "She says Princess Charlotte has many of her mannerisms which Prince William has noticed."Diana raised William to be a King that will change the monarchy's connection to the public, there will no longer be a 'distance with stuffy royal protocol', William will be 'the people's King.'" Despite William being second in line to the throne, the Duke of Cambridge has previously admitted he tries to put his future to the back of his mind.He told Marie Claire: "I certainly don’t lie awake at night waiting or hoping for it because it sadly means my family has moved on and I don't want that."The dad-of-three went on to tell the publication that he has plans to be a "modern king" he says it's "not at the top of the priority list" to think about his future.This was also echoed by William's brother, Prince Harry in 2017 who shared his views on the daunting thoughts that go through the minds of the royals."Is there any one of the Royal Family who wants to be King or Queen? I don't think so," he told Newsweek before adding: "We will carry out our duties at the right time."It appears that while Prince William isn't thinking about his fate too much,

Prince Charles is looking to rebuild bridges with his son, Prince Harry, and daughter-in-law, Meghan Markle. The efforts are a result of wanting to be involved in the lives of his grandchildren.ET recently sat down with royal expert Katie Nicholl, who explained  the significance behind the recent emotional meeting between Harry and Meghan's children and their grandparents, Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, earlier this month.«I think a lot of people don't don't see Charles as a doting grandfather, but he absolutely is,» Nicholl told ET.

The financials for Prince William and Kate Middleton’s contentious Caribbean tour have been revealed, showing that the couple burned through more than C$350,000 in travel alone.

Love Island has seen a collection of Islanders having celebrity links recently but some contestants have connections to the Royal Family. In the past we've seen Tommy Fury, 23, whose brother is Tyson Fury, Dani Dyer, whose dad is Danny Dyer, and more recently Gemma Owen, 19, who recently name dropped her football legend dad Michael Owen. However, as well as celebrity links, some past contestants have connections to the Royal Family from working weddings, rumoured exes and one secret prince, here OK! takes a look at the surprising links...

With Wimbledon season well and truly upon us, familiar faces including Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield have been spotted at the coveted sporting event. And among the A-listers soaking up the festivities at the tennis tournament earlier this week were Zara and Mike Tindall, who were spotted enjoying day two of the event.

It's been revealed that the Royal Family cost taxpayers £102.4million last year. A new report shows that spending on the royals rose by £15million to top £100million for the first time ever, which is a rise of 17 per cent.

The Prince of Wales and his other half Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, are said to have had a "very emotional" first meeting with their granddaughter Lilibet during Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's UK visit. Meghan, 40, and her husband Harry, 37, returned to London earlier this year to celebrate Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee.They also used the opportunity to introduce their baby daughter Lili, now one, to the Royal Family, while reacquainting their son Archie, three, with them, too.

According to reports, Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank are splitting their time between Portugal and the UK after 36 year old Jack secured a job overseas. The couple, who are parents to one year old son August, are thought to spend half of their time in each country as they balance their personal and professional commitments. But before making the move, the doting parents called Windsor and London their home, with businessman Jack even growing up in the capital.

Prince Harry was left feeling lonely following the fall-out from the Oprah Winfrey interview he did with his wife Meghan Markle in March last year.With the Duke and Duchess of Sussex based in the US, Meghan was able to call upon support from her friends, but Harry didn't have people rallying around him in the same manner.He even appeared to be cold-shouldered by members of the Royal Family during the Sussexes' brief return to these shores earlier this month for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.READ MORE: Fans fear SpaceX's Elon Musk has gone missing after Twitter falls silentIt is alleged that ex-England rugby player Mike Tindall – the husband of Harry's cousin Zara Phillips – even referred to the prince as a "b***end" during the celebrations of the monarch's 70-year reign on the throne. In the wake of the interview, American friends of the Duchess popped up to verify that she had proof of her shocking allegations against the Royal Family, including actor Janina Gavanker and breakfast show host Gayle King.Yet over on this side of the Atlantic, there was pretty much a wall of silence from Harry's friends, commentator Daniela Elser claimed in a column for news.com.au.

Kate Middleton is known for her competitive side and love of all things sports and often appears to show her support at many big sporting events throughout the year.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, serves as the patron for a number of important sporting organisations such as the Rugby Football Union and the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.The royal is also a frequent visitor to Wimbledon every year and is often seen cheering and clapping during the various matches from the highly famed royal box, though there is one tennis legend who is a very close friend of hers. Swiss player and tennis legend Roger Federer is a close friend of the Duchess’ and even attended her sister Pippa's wedding to James Matthews in 2017.

Kensington Palace might have been built in 1605, but that's not to say it isn't also an extremely high-tech home fit to protect the Royal Family. The historical building is equipped with a multitude of security features in order to keep Prince William, Kate Middleton, both 40, and their three children George, eight, Charlotte, seven, and Louis, four away from harm.The Cambridges' home in particular, Apartment 1A, includes a panic room and a secret tunnel... so you can probably guess that the apartment is most likely quite a bit larger than your average flat.

The Queen showed that she can stand unsupported by her aides despite her mobility issues as she was seen appearing for Holyrood week in Scotland on Monday 28 June.The 96 year old monarch is currently enjoying a week-long stay in the country as she attends several events which first included Edinburgh's history Ceremony of the Keys, the traditional opener for the Royals this week. The Queen appeared bright and able as she was filmed stepping off a train solo as she arrived in Edinburgh, Scotland, yesterday morning.

There are some bizarre royal traditions out there, but have you ever wondered why Prince William and Harry's children don't share the same surnames? For most families, the tradition is to pass on the father's surname down to their children – but this isn't the case when it comes to the Royal Family. Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 40, have three children George, eight, Charlotte, seven, and Louis, four, who all share the last name of "Cambridge".This takes after their dad's royal title, which is the Duke of Cambridge. However, the same rule doesn't apply to his estranged brother Prince Harry, 37, and his 40 year old wife Meghan Markle's kids.

London Olympics with James Bond, but it seems the films’ producers have their eyes on another royal for an important role.Last year, Daniel Craig made his final outing as 007 in No Time To Die, 15 years after first appearing in the iconic role in his debut appearance, Casino Royale.All eyes are on the James Bond producers when the actor’s replacement is announced – and they’ve revealed they reckon Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, would be ‘perfect’ for the job.This week, Barbara Broccoli and her brother Michael Wilson – who are in charge of the film franchise – were honoured with CBEs from the second in line to the throne.When asked who she wants to see succeed Daniel, 54, as Bond, Barbara said that the duke, 40, ‘ticks all the boxes’.‘Unfortunately, the person we just met isn’t available. He’s occupied, unfortunately, but he would be the perfect candidate,’ she said light-heartedly, according to The Mirror.‘[He] ticks all the boxes.

Prince Harry is believed to consult Diana, Princess of Wales' spirit before making any decisions, according to leading royal expert, Andrew Morton. The Duke of Sussex, 37, and his wife Meghan Markle made the controversial decision to step down as senior working royals in January 2020 and their relationship with Prince Charles, Prince William and The Royal Family is believed to have not improved.