Last month, reports circulated that Prince Harry would leave the armed forces later this year. According to Royal Central, Kensington Palace announced today that Harry will indeed leave in order to focus more on his charities, among them Sentebale and Walking With The Wounded. He’ll spend a month of training in Australia in April and…
63 years ago today, His Majesty King George VI died at Sandringham. Since there is never a passing of time without a sovereign, his daughter, Princess Elizabeth, was now queen.
This morning, I awoke to a text from my sister. “The royals are on Twitter,” she wrote. I’m afraid we won’t be reading any hysterical pregnancy tweets from Catherine, nor 140 characters of drunk rambling from Prince Harry anytime soon, since “the royals are on Twitter” means something a bit more buttoned-up.
Well, this week has been a treat, has it not? Prince Harry was in his element, the Duchess of Cambridge gave us another one of her good ole’ side-eyes and Prince William insulted the hair. One of the few constants in our lives, Queen Elizabeth II, hopped on a commuter train due northeast for Sandringham (King’s Cross…
Guys and gals, I think the Duchess of Cambridge has gotten used to the attention, because today she let put on an iScout hoodie and let those facial expressions run wild, all in the name of promoting disability awareness to children at the 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony in east London.
Buckingham Palace has shared a few Instagrams from inside the Queen’s official London residence, and it’s really putting yours truly in the holiday spirit. Well done, ma’am and courtiers.
This morning, Prince Harry marked World AIDs Day with a message of support aimed at erasing the disease’s stigma. Harry is patron and co-founder of Sentebale, a charity based in Lesotho, Africa that provides medical treatment, resources and education to those affected by AIDs.
There are few things more moving than Remembrance Sunday, a day on which citizens “commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth military and civilian servicemen and women in the two World Wars and later conflicts.”
Prince William raised eyebrows in 2013 when he signed his son’s birth certificate, listing Catherine’s occupation as “Princess of the United Kingdom.” This both irritated and confused royal watchers and accredited reporters, who were told in 2011 that the former Kate Middleton was not a princess.
When he was just 14-months-old, Rio Woolf underwent a through-knee amputation. He was born without a tibia, knee or ankle joint, a rare condition called Tibial Aplasia. These days, the six-year-old is inspired by the Paralympics and, most recently, the Invictus Games, with hopes to one day become part of the games. Royal Central recently…