Sometimes we gloss over the men and women
who were in the background, making decisions and participating in
some rather wicked behaviour. The following are just a few who made
the cut of those who behaved poorly in English history. Queen
Isabella of France and Roger Mortimer First in the queue is Queen
Isabella of France and Roger Mortimer. The Queen, often referred to
as the She-Wold of…
It has been revealed that Princess
Charlene of Monaco had a festive meeting with Prince Albert and
their two children, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, shortly
before the Christmas period. According to Marie Clare, the
Monegasque sovereign took the twins to see…
Take a look at Fabergé’s Easter Eggs - extraordinary creations of beauty which continue to fascinate
2nd December 2021
Probably best known for the exquisite
Easter eggs that he crafted for the Russian Imperial house of
Romanov, Peter Carl Fabergé was Russia’s premier master goldsmith
at the beginning of the twentieth century, the House of Fabergé
having been founded in St. Petersburg by…
"You're very beautiful...and very sexy" - Princess Anne amused following unusual compliment at official engagement
6th November 2021
The Princess Royal was left amused on
Saturday after she received an unusual compliment at an official
engagement in Warrickshire. During a visit to the Royal Coaching
Academy on behalf of Riding For The Disabled, Princess Anne met
Ryder – a young child who was very excited to meet royalty. “Are
you The Queen?” asked Ryder as he met Her Royal Highness. Princess
Anne…
It has come to our attention recently
that there is some confusion about Prince William and the Duchess
Of Cambridge’s placement in terms of entitlement to titles, in
order to try and redress this, here’s our short, yet we hope
informative guide, to what Prince William…
A woman has been fined for exposing
herself at the funeral of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Marissa
Scott exposed her breasts and shouted “save the environment”
following the national minute’s silence to mark Prince Philip’s
death. The…
Many people understand members of the
royal family rarely use any fragrance for formal occasions. It
makes sense: perfumes create a different smell around them and can
set the mood and influence the decisions of others. Furthermore,
everyone has a personal preference for Eau de Toilette. While for
some people, light, floral fragrances are the height of taste and
style, for others, oriental…
Buckingham Palace is the most iconic
symbol of the British Monarchy, but far from popular opinion, this
200-year-old building isn’t actually The Queen’s official
residence, and this is why… Her Majesty’s official residence is, in
fact, a few hundred yards down the…
Prince Michael (b. 4 July 1942) is the
younger brother of the Duke of Kent and paternal first cousin of
Queen Elizabeth II. As a five-year-old, he was a pageboy at the
wedding of the then Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. He was
educated at Sunningdale School and Eton…
Take a look at Fabergé’s Easter Eggs - extraordinary creations of beauty which continue to fascinate
3rd April 2021
Probably best known for the exquisite
Easter eggs that he crafted for the Russian Imperial house of
Romanov, Peter Carl Fabergé was Russia’s premier master goldsmith
at the beginning of the twentieth century, the House of Fabergé
having been founded in St. Petersburg by his father, Gustav Fabergé
in 1842. Although Fabergé would go on to design
spectacular objects of ornamentation such…
