King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden granted
the wish of a seven-year-old cancer-stricken young boy when he met
him yesterday morning at the Royal Palace of Stockholm. The meeting
was organised by Sweden’s Min Stora Dag (My Special Day) which is
similar to the Make-a-Wish Foundation. The King’s youngest child,
Princess Madeleine is the patron of Min Stora Dag. Akram in the
Royal Palace.
It should come as no surprise that one
royal has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in California. No,
it is not the Hollywood royal who recently joined the British Royal
Family. Instead, it is the late American Academy Award winner,
Grace Kelly,born in…
Yesterday, Queen Máxima of the
Netherlands visited one of the winners of Appeltje van
Oranje 2018 at the YETS Foundation in
Schiedam. The YETS Foundation is one of this year’s winners
of the Appeltje van Oranje 2018. The organisation provides
vulnerable young…
Queen Rania Al Abdullah of Jordan visited
the completed renovations at the King Abdullah II Orphanage in
Al-Salt on Wednesday, 12 September. The Office of Her Majesty
and Nashmi Center for Youth Empowerment collaborated together
to assist in renovation to “transform the orphanage into a model
site for orphan care,” according to Her Majesty’s Press Office.
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Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques of
Monaco, the three-year-old twins of the Prince and Princess of
Monaco, began their pre-schooling yesterday. Their mother, Princess
Charlene, shared three images on her official Instagram account
saying, “First day of…
Earl of Wessex attends Patriot Day Observance Ceremony at the Pentagon
12th September 2018
The Earl of Wessex attended the Patriot
Day Observance Ceremony at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia,
yesterday on the 17th anniversary of the terror attacks of
September 11, 2001. Prince Edward laid a wreath to honour the
fallen from that fateful day. The Prince attended…
Danish Royal Court confirms to Royal Central only Crown Prince Frederik will attend Invictus Games
10th September 2018
Contrary to reports in the Australian and
British media, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark will not be returning
home next month to attend the Invictus Games. The Danish Royal
Court confirmed to Royal Central that only Crown Prince Frederik
would attend this year’s Invictus Games in Sydney. The Royal Court
explained this morning, “HRH The Crown Princess will not attend the
Invictus Games…
Fumihito, Prince Akishino is to resume
his role as the Honorary President of the 2019 Rugby World Cup, a
source told The Mainichi on Saturday. According to the Japanese
publication, the organising committee will discuss the topic
tomorrow. It comes as no surprise as members…
Princess of Asturias attends first official events in Asturias as heir
9th September 2018
Leonor, Princess of Asturias, made her
first official trip to the Principality of Asturias in Spain as
heir to the Spanish throne. The 12-year-old future Queen of Spain
was joined by her parents, King Felipe and Queen Letizia and her
younger sister, 11-year-old Infanta…
The late Prince Henrik of Denmark’s final
wish has been fulfilled. The Danish Royal House announced yesterday
that his final wish that his ashes be spread in two different
places had been completed. His Late Royal Highness wanted his ashes
spread in the ocean in Danish waters and the private garden at
Fredensborg Palace. His family attended both ceremonies when the
ashes were spread in the…
