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Cooking with the Countess: Sophie's scones support Girlguiding and BBC Children in Need

The Countess of Wessex gave a cooking demonstration on the Royal Family’s Twitter account this week, baking 55 cheese and bacon scones to help raise awareness for the ‘Act Your Age’ campaign. Sophie participated in the social media challenge in her role as President of Girl Guiding UK, which is partnering with BBC Children in Need for the ‘Act Your Age’ campaign. All funds raised will…
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CoronavirusThe Yorks

Princess Eugenie chats about life in lockdown on Instagram Live

Princess Eugenie opened up about her life in lockdown on an Instagram Live interview earlier this week in promotion of the anti-trafficking initiative she launched. Appearing live on Together Band’s Instagram page, Eugenie discussed ways to prevent human trafficking and the work the Anti Slavery Collective, which she co-founded with her friend, does to prevent and raise awareness of the…
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Prince Charles releases video message for Diwali

The Prince of Wales has recorded a message for Diwali, the Indian Festival of Lights. Prince Charles shared his message of good wishes on the Clarence House social media accounts, saying: “The Festival of Lights is, I know, a special time for families and friends to come together, to share gifts and sweets, and to enjoy each others’ company. Very sadly this year, the ongoing public…
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British RoyalsFeaturesHistory

Diana's early brushes with the media

Diana, Princess of Wales was perhaps one of the most photographed women in the world. Born into the aristocratic Spencer family, Diana grew up in close proximity to the Royal Family, often playing with Prince Edward and Prince Andrew. While she grew up close to them, it wasn’t until her relationship with Prince Charles unfolded that Diana would gain worldwide attention. In fact, the year…
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