[ad_1] The Royal Family’s unwavering commitment to tradition and history is encapsulated in everything from their regal titles and grand residences to the stunning array of jewellery and attire that have become emblematic over the years. Yet amid the plethora of long-standing customs, there lies a series of surprisingly relatable rituals – one such being…
[ad_1] A British royal expert has said he agrees with Tina Brown’s comments made earlier this month that Meghan Markle has the ‘worst’ judgement. Ex-Vanity Fair editor Brown, who famously once described Megxit as a ‘disaster’ and accused the couple of being ‘addicted to drama,’ alleged that Meghan has the ‘worst’ judgement while appearing on The Ankler…
[ad_1] An Australian senator who berated King Charles III and shouted ‘You are not my King’ during a welcome reception has now posted a cartoon of the monarch beheaded. Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave at Australia’s Parliament House in Canberra to verbally attack him and claim ‘genocide’…
[ad_1] Buckingham Palace has chosen not to comment on the “unauthorised” biography, which is currently being serialised in the Daily Mail The document reveals that she ‘slipped away’ in her sleep and ‘wouldn’t have been aware of anything’ ( Image: Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images) The late Queen’s final moments at Balmoral were described…
[ad_1] As Mike Tindall turns 46 today, he enjoys a tried and tested position in the House of Windsor’s inner circle. But at the start, his antics raised more than a few eyebrows in the Royal Family. He enjoyed a final weekend away before he married Zara Phillips in 2011, but theformer England rugby player’s…
[ad_1] King Charles is reportedly set to “ban” the historic term “walkabout” during his forthcoming Royal tour of Australia and Samoa with Queen Camilla. The word will be avoided in favour of “opportunity to meet the public” out of respect for the indigenous communities of Australia. The phrase, originally popularised by Queen Elizabeth II 54…
[ad_1] Voluminous waves and large curls that framed her face was the hairstyle Princess Anne chose in 1971 during a visit to Tehran. The style echoed Jane Fonda’s hair in Barbarella – a science-fiction comedy that was released just a few years before. Anne, who was 21 at the time, made quite a splash with her…
[ad_1] King Charles doesn’t have to fret about forgetting his passport when he travels, thanks to certain Royal protocols. The monarch often takes to the skies for official duties – he and Camilla are due to jet off to Australia and Samoa later this month. While Camilla will need her travel documents at the ready,…
[ad_1] Richard Colville was first employed by Buckingham Palace in 1947 as press secretary to King George VI and dedicated more than 20 years to royal service. However, the former Royal Navy commander had no experience with journalists – and it showed. He treated the media ‘with a mixture of intolerance, scorn and contempt,’ Valentine Low wrote…
[ad_1] Nobody outside the Royal Household really knows the luxurious extent of the lifestyle of the family at its heart. Outwardly, they give the impression of being frugal and parsimonious – which they often are, even though Princess Anne prefers to call it, ‘good old-fashioned Hanoverian Housekeeping’. But this frugality does not apply to what they eat,…