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Dancing on Ice star Brendan Cole has opened up about his once-in-a-lifetime visit to Buckingham Palace during which he may have broken royal protocol.MORE: Brendan Cole pens heartfelt tribute to 'incredible talent' after tragic lossThe former Strictly Come Dancing pro was attending a tea dance hosted by the Duchess of Cornwall in November 2017 when he grabbed the opportunity to ask Prince Charles' wife to dance. "When it happened, I probably broke protocol a little bit. I didn't really know," Brendan told HELLO! at the time.WATCH: Dancing on Ice's Brendan Cole practices with his daughter in heartwarming clip"We'd finished the group dancing for the day.

OK! Magazine today, she said: “In one of my long conversations with Diana, she told me that she thought Camilla had been loyal and discreet and deserved some form of recognition.“She said Camilla was and always would be the love of Charles’ life.”Jennie added that she understood that Diana said various things to different journalists at the time, but said “that’s what she said to me in 1995.”She concluded: “So perhaps this is the recognition Diana thought Camilla deserved.”The Queen wrote the announcement this weekend, explaining what will happen when she passes. She said: "When, in the fullness of time, my son Charles becomes King, I know you will give him and his wife Camilla the same support that you have given me. “And it is my sincere wish that, when that time comes, Camilla will be known as Queen Consort as she continues her own loyal service.”A source close to The Royals told Mail Online that Charles is always Camilla’s “top priority” and she has never tried to overshadow him. The source added that Camilla “carved a role out for herself” and was involved in several powerful causes. They added that despite the struggle, she still always smiles and maintains her warmth. They said: “But she has also carved a role out for herself, has travelled hundreds of thousands of miles on thousands of engagements, taken on some really powerful causes such as violence against women, but is still cheerfully willing to go to the back-end of beyond to cut ribbons and shake hands.“She is warm, friendly and hasn’t put a foot wrong.”The Royal expert spoke to BBC Breakfast On Jan 2. She spoke to Sally Nugent and Ben Thompson about the Platinum Jubilee, which took place this weekend. Sally asked Jennie: "Now this year is going to be a

Martin Lewis took to Twitter earlier today to share a “surprise” he received from Princess Anne and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.The ITV presenter admitted this left him “gobsmacked” as he shared the news with his 1.2 million followers.Martin explained how he had been congratulated by the royals for earning his CBE.He penned: "More than a little gobsmacked to have just opened my post today and found two letters from @royalfamily members!“One from Princess Anne and one the Duchess of Cornwall.“I've met both during consumer campaigning work.“Each congratulated me on my CBE.”Martin went on to add: “I'm chuffed. How thoughtful.”Following his tweet, Martin’s followers shared their congratulations over the news.Dr Dexter Penn replied: “Well done Martin! I’m so glad you’ve been recognised for your service to ordinary people.“Your work has transformed the financial lives of so many up and down the country myself included!”While fan Skint Dad wrote: “It’s because you’re the money saving king Martin.”Helen Dal predicted: “Await your knighthood and seat in the Lords.”The money advisor was awarded his CBE in the Queen’s New Year’s honours list back in December.He earned this for his services to broadcasting and consumer rights.At the time, he shared on social media how honoured he was to have been given the award.He penned on Twitter: “Wow.

The Duchess of Cornwall is now said to have been “very supportive” of the actor when they met at Clarence House yesterday.The Withnail and I star was comforted by Camilla at a reception she was holding to thank those who supported her Reading Room initiative. The Duchess is said to have put her arm around Richard before telling him that his late wife would be “looking down” on him.After the event, Richard said: “The Duchess knew my wife very well, who died last month. “She was talking about her.She was very supportive.”According to Hello!, he also praised her Reading Room initiative: “I grew up in a country where there was no television service, so I have been an avid reader since I was four years old.“Lockdown I think encouraged or allowed

Prince Charles.The Packed Lunch presenter opened up in front of her 411,000 followers, admitting she had been left “gutted” by the news.The news of Alice’s death came earlier today when reports emerged the journalist had died of cancer.The mother-of-three died peacefully at home on March 17, seven months after she was diagnosed.Steph previously worked with Alice, who was also known professionally as Alice Horton.Paying tribute to the late journalist, Steph took to Twitter to speak about her “shock”.She wrote: “Woah, bit of a shock today hearing about the death of Alice Procope.“We worked together as journalists for a while.She was so much fun.“Gutted for her family. 42 is no age.

Piers Morgan, 55, released his latest book Wake Up in October last year.The journalist has now revealed the reaction he has received from the Duchess of Cornwall and York. He said of his book: “The biggest threat to our freedom in the 21st century isn’t coronavirus but hysterically woke liberals trying to kill democracy by suppressing free speech.”Piers also tweeted: “’Woke’ means being constantly, self-righteously certain that your ultra-liberal, virtue-signalling opinion is not only always right but anyone who disagrees is an idiot.

Sir Patrick Stewart and the Duchess of Cornwall are set to join an online festival focusing on the impact of coronavirus on gender inequality.

Chris Evans, 54, has responded to the BBC after the decision was made to end the 500 Words competition he launched in 2011.The former BBC radio presenter has asked his fans to do their bit during the final year of the biggest children's writing competition in the world.Chris, who launched the scheme to inspire young people to read and write, worked alongside the Duchess of Cornwall, who is an honorary judge of the competition.After it was announced the BBC would not be extending the programme into 2022, the radio DJ expressed his thoughts on the matter.Gathering his thoughts about the decision on Virgin Radio, Chris divulged: "It's a real shame."Feel free to text and tweet, very politely, very subtly, the BBC saying 'How about not

The Duchess of Cornwall is joining Hollywood stars including Meryl Streep, Benedict Cumberbatch and Ryan Reynolds in lending her voice to a retelling of James And The Giant Peach.