Before she became the Princess of Monaco, Princess Charlene was a swimming champion and Olympian in South Africa who competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia.
As the Summer Olympics begin, let’s look at Princess Charlene’s Olympic career.
Charlene Wittstock developed a love of swimming in her childhood, which was spent in Zimbabwe (where she was born in 1978) and South…
The Duke of Cambridge has sat down for an interview with Wales’s first female Olympic boxer ahead of her travels to Tokyo for the Summer Olympics, which officially open this Friday.
Lauren Price, who will join Team GB at the Olympics this week, spoke with William for…
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall began their annual three-day visit to Devon and Cornwall on Monday with a visit to Exeter Cathedral.
There, the royals met with community groups at the heart of Exeter’s society including the Devon Wildlife Trust and…
Later this week, Queen Margrethe will visit the Faroe Islands aboard the Royal Yacht Dannebrog in her role as queen of the North Atlantic islands. Ahead of her visit, let’s take a look at Queen Margrethe’s history with the Faroe Islands.
It was officially confirmed in April that Queen Margrethe would visit the Faroe Islands and that the visit would afford her the “opportunity to…
Duchess of Cornwall praises children's hospices on visit to Helen & Douglas House
14th July 2021
The Duchess of Cornwall paid a visit to Helen & Douglas House in Oxford on Tuesday, meeting families who are supported by the children’s hospice and learning how they have coped during the pandemic.
Camilla met with five families who have been supported by Helen…
The Prince of Wales recalls first parachute jump at Colours presentation
14th July 2021
The Prince of Wales presented The Parachute Regiment with new Colours on Tuesday, reflecting on his long history with the regiment and his first parachute drop.
At Merville Barracks in Colchester, Prince Charles, as Colonel in Chief of the Regiment, joined the Colonel…
The Duke of Kent may have retired, but Wimbledon is in safe hands with the Duchess of Cambridge
12th July 2021
It was the end of an era on Sunday afternoon as the Duke of Kent presented his final trophy at Wimbledon before retiring as President of the All England Lawn Tennis Association, ending an association that the Kents have held with Wimbledon for decades.
For many of us, the Duke of Kent is just as synonymous with Wimbledon as the players themselves: we’ve watched him present the trophies year…
The Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed an afternoon of tennis with her father, Michael Middleton, attending the final day of the Wimbledon championships.
Kate, who presented the trophies at yesterday’s Ladies Singles championship, arrived at Wimbledon with her father to first…
The Duke of Kent on his Wimbledon retirement: "To say I will miss it is an understatement"
10th July 2021
As The Duke of Kent’s tenure as President of the All England Lawn Tennis Club draws to a close this weekend, he reflected on the tournament he’s championed for over 50 years in an exclusive article for The Telegraph calling himself “incredibly fortunate to have…
The Duchess of Cambridge joins in the Barty Party as she presents the Wimbledon trophy to Australian Ashleigh Barty
10th July 2021
The Duchess of Cambridge presented the Wimbledon trophy to Australian Ashleigh Barty on Saturday afternoon.
Taking the Ladies Singles championship in three sets, Barty defeated Karolína Plíšková to win her first Wimbledon title and becoming the first Australian woman to win the championship since her mentor, Evonne Goolagong, won in 1980.
In an interview ahead of the match, Barty said…
