Meghan Markle appears to be using a retailer linked to Netflix to produce her As Ever herbal tea – which she sells for three times the price, MailOnline can reveal today. The Duchess of Sussex’s hibiscus, lemon ginger and peppermint teas seem to be made by a firm headquartered in …
Read More »Princess Eugenie is a vision in white as she shows off new toned look at Tate Modern’s 25th anniversary gala- days after glam Royal Ascot appearance
Princess Eugenie has made another showstopping appearance as the royal stepped out for Tate Modern’s 25th anniversary fundraising gala in London, days after she attended Royal Ascot with her family. The younger daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, was a vision in white as she showed off …
Read More »Attacking seagulls divebombing from roofs force posties to abandon their rounds over health and safety fears
Aggressive seagulls divebombing from roofs are forcing posties in a Cornish town to cancel their rounds over health and safety fears – causing deliveries to be delayed due to ‘safety issues.’ Locals in Liskeard have been warned of disruption to their post, as well as to other visitors and key …
Read More »Trapped by being the ‘Spare’: Prince Harry’s second-born struggles still dominate his entire life, according to royal expert
The history of the Royal Family is made up of heirs and spares. King Charles was born an heir and was addressed as Your Royal Highness even as a baby. Before the birth of Prince William, Prince Andrew was a spare for Charles. But the late Queen was neither, born …
Read More »The royal who had a ‘Hanoverian temper’ and ‘kicked a Corgi’: Insider reveals the senior Windsor who couldn’t handle his serious health crisis
King George VI lost his temper so badly during his battle with ill health that he allegedly kicked a Corgi across a room in Windsor Castle, a royal insider has revealed. The shocking incident occurred while George was receiving treatment for an arterial blockage in his right leg. According to Hugo …
Read More »The reason why the launch day of Meghan Markle’s new rose wine has fans of Princess Diana rolling their eyes yet again
Earlier this week, Meghan Markle made the grand announcement she would soon be launching her lifestyle brand’s first ever wine. The Duchess of Sussex, who revealed her love of a tipple on her recent Netflix show, has unveiled her first foray into the market with a Napa Valley rosé wine. It is sourced from the famous …
Read More »The royal-approved manicure which has gone viral: How Kate Middleton’s ‘princess nails’ have become the hottest trend for summer
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh Thought to be Queen Elizabeth’s ‘favourite’ daughter-in-law, it is surprising Sophie would opt for bold-coloured nails when Her Majesty found them to be ‘vulgar’. But during a visit to Shooting Star Children’s Hospices in Hampton on February 12, 2020, the Duchess sported a chocolate brown manicure …
Read More »Royal Ascot punters ‘moved like professional fighters’ during brawl in front of shocked onlookers and were ‘part of the same group’, says man who filmed viral footage of scrap
The man who filmed a viral punch-up between two racegoers on Ladies’ Day at Royal Ascot has described how the pair moved like ‘professional’ fighters as a pal acted as their referee while they traded blows. Jermaine Kingsman, 34, shot the widely seen footage of two men in grey and …
Read More »Moment shameless conman who posed as a fraud investigator counts £30,000 he scammed from pensioners – as he is jailed for a year
Do YOU have a story? Please email tom.cotterill@mailonline.co.uk By TOM COTTERILL Published: 09:09 EDT, 23 June 2025 | Updated: 11:13 EDT, 23 June 2025 A shameless conman who filmed himself counting thousands of pounds in cash he scammed from elderly pensioners has been jailed. Rohith-Reddy Kananala, 28, posed as a …
Read More »Inside the royal tour to South Africa which was the young Elizabeth’s FIRST trip abroad, royal author reveals
It was the then-Princess Elizabeth’s first trip abroad – but her tour of South Africa would become important for so many other reasons. With the memory of World War Two still very raw and King George VI worn out by the toll of guiding his country through the conflict, the spring …
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