Prince Harry allegedly missed the flight that carried Prince William, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward up to Scotland where they raced in vain to see Queen Elizabeth II one last time before she passed away. While nobody made it to her bedside in time, except for King Charles III and Princess Anne, William and his
According to a new book, Prince Harry wanted to hire a mediator to step in and try to soothe some of the problems between himself, his wife Meghan Markle, and the royal family. In the book, The New Royals, which will be published very soon, author Katie Nicholl writes about the ever-widening division between Prince
Kate Middleton was the perfect example of dignity this week as she showed true grit in the face of one of the hardest days the royal family has ever seen. Not only did the Princess of Wales look absolutely stunning, but she retained the quintessential British stiff upper lip, comforted her children, Prince George, 9,
Prince Harry and Prince William were brothers united in grief as they walked behind Princess Diana’s coffin 25 years ago, almost to the day. Their heads were bowed, jaws tense, and they stared straight ahead as the world’s media filmed it all. Yesterday, Prince William and Prince Harry came together again on a strikingly similar
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry came to the U.K. before the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8 for business and ended up staying for longer than planned. The pair were in the middle of a European tour of sorts, attending the One Young World summit on September 5 and later the Invictus Games
Kate Middleton, the new Princess of Wales, has been the epitome of poise, grace, and dignity since marrying into the royal family, but particularly so since Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8. While she was once dubbed “Waity Katie” by the British press, much like Queen herself, Kate has shown a quiet dignity
The royal family is showing their steely determination and pragmatism (most likely learned from the Queen herself) this week, as they’ve all put aside their own grief to greet mourners on several walkabouts, hold vigils at the Queen’s coffin, walk in a procession, and speak to dignitaries. The new Prince of Wales and King Charles
Queen Elizabeth II may have passed away on September 8, but that doesn’t mean the world’s most beloved monarch won’t be keeping a watchful eye over her funeral proceedings, at least according to her grandson Prince William. The new Prince and Princess of Wales visited the Army Training Centre Pirbright in Surrey on Friday where
Sophie, Countess of Wessex, may have a formal role in the royal family, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t dabble in less formal roles as well. Just as every family has certain roles that members take on, for example, the parental favorite, the middle child, and the one most likely to live in their parent’s
Prince William and Prince Harry will come together again on Saturday night as they stand at the head and foot of the Queen’s coffin in a special vigil that will also see her other six grandchildren joining them. Zara Tindall, 41, Peter Phillips, 44, Princesses Beatrice, 34, and Eugenie, 32, with Lady Louise, 18, and