It was all anyone could talk about on Twitter yesterday: who lost their blue ticks, who were moved to grey ticks, and who paid for Twitter Blue in order to receive a blue tick. Here’s what happened with all of the official royal Twitter accounts.
The Royal Family — @RoyalFamily
The official account of King Charles and Queen Camilla, which also covers the work of the Duke and Duchess of…
Sarah, Duchess of York takes to social media to pay respect to Queen Elizabeth II
9th September 2022
The former daughter-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II, Sarah, Duchess of York, expressed her grief on social media following the passing of The Queen.
On Twitter, the Duchess simply said: “I will miss her more than words can express.”
The Duchess shared a…
A new Netflix comedy special has criticised for making fun of the death of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Death to 2021 premiered on the streaming platform on 27 December and is the second installment of the satirical mockumentary, the first installment, Death to 2020…
This year has had a lot of unprecedented events. Those events may have led some to look for a laugh or indulge in their favourite comfort food. So why not combine the two?
On Tuesday, the Duke of Cambridge accompanied his wife at an appearance in London to meet with some of the finalists of the Duchess of Cambridge’s Hold Still photo project. Hold Still is a community project to make a…
Duchess of Sussex's fans throw an online baby shower and charities are the big winner
1st April 2019
An online, global baby shower for the Duchess of Sussex has started on Twitter, leaving a charity “floored” by the number of donations it has received.
Kicking off on Sunday, Twitter user Freepeeper urged royal fans to celebrate the UK’s Mother’s Day by making a…
Palaces to pixels: how the royal web presence has developed over the years
16th August 2015
137 years ago, on 14 January 1878, Queen Victoria became one of the first people to see Professor Alexander Graham Bell’s brand new invention in action. Bell’s demonstration of the telephone, which took place at Osborne House, was a roaring success, and it went…
Prince Harry has continued to surprise this morning as he tweeted personally from New Zealand, a year after denouncing the social media platform.
The Prince, who was visiting the earthquake-struck city of Christchurch, tweeted a picture of himself alongside Ryan Crotty, an All Blacks rugby player, as both used the gym facilities at Crotty’s club, Crusaders.
Seemingly, it marks a change of…
