The Prince of Wales has written an
opinion piece for the Daily Mail about the recent devastating
wildfires in Greece and a call-to-action for climate change. “Owing
to family connections, I have always felt a particular fascination
and affection for Greece,” he writes. “Apart from the allure of her
landscapes, history and culture, both my father and grandfather
were born there, which is…
The Earl of Wessex wishes Paralympians luck ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
21st August 2021
The Earl of Wessex sent a message of
support to British Paralympians as the 2020 Paralympic Games are
scheduled to begin this week in Tokyo. In a video shared to the
Royal Family social media accounts, Edward sends his best wishes to
the competitors, and says that he…
Crown Princess Mary delivered a speech at
the Human Rights Conference in Copenhagen this week, held in
connection with Copenhagen 2021, and WorldPride and the EuroGames.
The Crown Princess, who is royal patron of Copenhagen 2021, said in
her speech that, “We come…
Crown Prince Frederik to Danish Olympians: "We have roared, cried, smiled and fought with you"
11th August 2021
Crown Prince Frederik paid tribute to
Denmark’s Olympians at a reception on Monday, saying: “We have
roared, cried, smiled and fought with you” to the gathered
athletes. The Crown Prince, who has been acting as regent while
Queen Margrethe is out of the country, attended the Olympian
reception at the Experimentarium in Hellerup alongside the Prime
Minister and the Minister of…
Prince Christian posed for new
photographs released by the Danish Royal House as he starts the
school year at Herlufsholm in Næstved on Wednesday. The Danish
Royal House shared pictures of the teenage prince on social media
at the new school, and one with his parents…
The Cambridges share photo of Princess Charlotte and butterfly for the #ButterflyCount
7th August 2021
Princess Charlotte is the star of a new
snap taken by her mother, the Duchess of Cambridge, this weekend in
Norfolk. The six-year-old princess is photographed with a Red
Admiral butterfly cupped in her hands as she participates in the
Big Butterfly Count, which wraps up…
The Princess Royal presided over an
Investiture Ceremony at St James’s Palace, awarding Britons for
their work in fields including healthcare, justice, and arts and
culture. Among those honoured was Claire Horton, the chief
executive of Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, who was named a
Commander of the British Empire for her services to animal welfare.
Speaking to the press afterwards, she…
As the Duchess of Sussex celebrates her
40th birthday this week, let’s take a deep dive into her lifelong
commitment to charity work and how she’s used her voice and
platform to advocate for her chosen causes. Meghan has spoken at
length about how she was inspired and…
The emblem for The Queen’s Platinum
Jubilee has officially been unveiled today, and it’s a graphic
design student from the University of Leeds who will have the
honour of having designed the historic symbol. Nineteen-year-old
Edward Roberts has been announced as the…
With the Olympics underway, let’s take a
look at the Scandinavian royals and their connection to the
Olympics. Although there haven’t been that many Scandinavian royal
competitors, these families are very closely intertwined with the
Olympics. Sweden There haven’t been any Swedish Royal Family
members who’ve competed in the Olympics, but King Carl XVI Gustaf
and Queen Silvia met at the…
