The Latest from Your Favorite Royals: Last News

Evelina London Children's Hospital took to social media to share a letter written by the Duchess of Cambridge, honoring its efforts in combatting COVID-19. "It is heartening to know you are still very much open for business and continuing to provide expert care to sick children despite the challenging circumstances," wrote Kate in her letter.Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is sending her gratitude to those working on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis.

Queen Elizabeth II's official couturier, Stewart Parvin, is producing hospital scrubs for frontline health workers currently working to combat the coronavirus crisis. Parvin's creations will be donated to Frimley Park Hospital, where multiple staffers have been recently repositioned due to battling the outbreak.

As Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, prepares to (virtually) face one of Britain’s biggest-selling tabloids in court this Friday, her lawyers have today filed her legal response—complete with emotional text messages to her father—in her case against The Mail on Sunday’s publisher. The 33-page document obtained by BAZAAR.com points out a number of mistruths published by the paper and details numerous moments that the duchess repeatedly tried to make contact with her dad, Thomas Markle, in the days leading up to her May 2018 wedding to Prince Harry.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, appeared on Good Morning America on Monday in a prerecorded interview promoting her narration of the latest Disneynature documentary, Elephant. "When you spend time connecting to them and the other wildlife, you really understand we have a role to play in their preservation and their safety," she said.Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is back on our television screens.On Monday, Good Morning America shared an interview clip from Disney of Meghan discussing her involvement in the latest Disneynature documentary, Elephant.

When Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan announced that they were stepping back as senior working royals in January, they also made it clear that their new chapter would feature a new approach to media relations.On Sunday evening, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex solidified those plans after sending a scathing letter to the editors of four British tabloids, stating they will never deal the publications or their journalists again.

After catastrophic earthquakes devastated areas of Nepal in 2015, it was the Team Rubicon UK charity that Prince Harry joined to help rebuild one of the communities struck the hardest. And now, as the world continues the fight against coronavirus, the Duke of Sussex is encouraging more people to support the charity’s latest efforts to help frontline workers and vulnerable people.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been photographed in Los Angeles delivering more food and essentials on behalf of the charity Project Angel Food.It was previously reported that Meghan and Harry had been working with the outreach program to help deliver meals to at-risk individuals during the coronavirus pandemic.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex dressed casually while volunteering, and both wore masks.Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently moved to Los Angeles, and they're already getting involved in the local community. Now, the Daily Mail has published new photos of Meghan and Harry's charity efforts, as the couple delivered food to those in need in Los Angeles, on behalf of Project Angel Food.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have revealed that their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—enjoy video chatting with their grandparents.Prince William joked that there had been some teething issues with technology and said, "the family are getting a little bit more used to being able to contact each other."As people around the world continue to practice social distancing and self-isolation, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have revealed how they're keeping in touch with family members.In an interview with the BBC (via Town & Country), Duchess Kate revealed, "I think [Prince Charles] and my parents and our families and things like that have really loved keeping in touch with the children, because they know

Meghan Markle's lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday is heading to court remotely next week.The Duchess of Sussex started legal proceedings after the tabloid published a private letter she'd sent to her father, Thomas Markle.Prince Harry previously denounced Associated Newspapers for having "vilified" his wife in the press.Duchess Meghan's lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday, and the publication's parent company, Associated Newspapers, is moving forward.As reported by Press Gazette, "The first hearing in Meghan Markle's legal action against a British newspaper over its publication of a 'private and confidential' letter to her estranged father will go ahead," and is set to be "held remotely" starting next week.

Queen Elizabeth II's 94th birthday celebrations have been canceled.The monarch's birthday is usually celebrated with gun salutes and flag flying on April 21.Trooping the Colour 2020, which traditionally takes place in June each year, has been canceled due to current social distancing measures because of the COVID-19 pandemic.As coronavirus continues to affect people worldwide, it's been announced that the queen's birthday will not be publicly commemorated in 2020.Queen Elizabeth turns 94 on April 21, but the monarch's special day will not be marked by gun salutes, and flag flying protocol has been updated to reflect the fact that many people are currently self-isolating or social distancing.While other members of the royal family will

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were photographed in Los Angeles on Friday, both donning casual wear and face coverings as they walked their two dogs, Oz and Guy.Duchess Meghan wore a laid-back ensemble of a T-shirt, white skinny jeans and a baseball cap during the outing. The Sussexes recently relocated to Los Angeles after officially transitioning away from royal life on March 31st, following their decision to no longer be active working members of the royal family.

Princess Sofia of Sweden has completed an online training program and is now volunteering at Sophiahemmet Hospital alongside other hospital workers. "The Princess wants to get involved and make a contribution as a voluntary worker to relieve the large workload of health care professionals," read a statement from Sweden's Royal Court.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge participated in a rare roundtable interview on the BBC discussing the importance of prioritizing mental health in the midst of the ongoing coronavirus crisis. Prince William expressed concern over his father and grandparents due to their older age and vulnerability to the novel virus.

When Duchess Meghan helped a group of women impacted by the devastating Grenfell Tower fire to launch their own cookbook in 2018, it empowered them to begin a lifetime of community-focused initiatives of their own. “Watching you all keep the momentum going has made me so proud,” she told them during a January visit.

Ryan Reynolds and his wife, Blake Lively, were caught flirting on their Instagram Stories today. Reynolds, who owns Aviation Gin, sent a case of the liquor to Martha Stewart, who then proceeded to give the power couple a shout-out via her Instagram.Lively, impressed by the acknowledgement from one of her culinary inspirations, told Reynolds to "wear something sexy " to bed later.

BAZAAR.com confirms that Sophie, Countess of Wessex, volunteered to help those most affected by the coronavirus pandemic. This week, the countess assisted rhubarb Ltd, a hospitality company preparing and delivering meals to NHS facilities across England.

The Duchess of Cambridge is reportedly "strict" when it comes to how much time her children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, spend in front of the television screen.Duchess Kate is reportedly encouraging her kids to spend more time outside playing in nature and tending to their garden at the family's Anmer Hall home. Duchess Kate is reportedly running a tight ship while quarantining with her three children at their Anmer Hall home.

Prince William helped virtually open the National Health Service (NHS) Nightingale Hospital in Birmingham today. It's the second of seven field hospitals being built around England in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

When Dan Tyrell received a delivery of prepared meals from Project Angel Food for himself and neighbor Becky Lincoln, who has Type 1 diabetes, on Wednesday, he thought he recognized the masked volunteers dropping off the food. “I thought that tall red-headed guy looked pretty familiar, and that girl was pretty,” the West Hollywood local commented.

As people around the world continue to adjust to the new normal of social isolation, its effect on the parents of seriously ill children is continuing to present obstacles and difficulties as families do their best to continue round-the-clock care from their homes.Concerned about the impact the global coronavirus pandemic is having on the many organizations he works closely with, Prince Harry arranged a personal video call with some of the families he has come to know through his patronage with WellChild, a U.K.–based charity that gives children and youth the best chance to thrive with support at home instead of hospitals.On April 9, the Duke of Sussex dialed in to a Zoom chat from his home in Los Angeles to speak with mom-of-three Leanne

In a rare sit-down interview, Princess Anne spoke with Vanity Fair about her life as a royal ahead of her 70th birthday later this year. The only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II declined to identify as a feminist and explained how she'd rather "see every young person achieve their full potential." Being a part of the royal family means remaining nonpartisan when it comes to political events and movements.