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What did the women of the British Royal Family do before marrying in?

The women who married into the British Royal Family all led varied lives before joining in. Let’s take a look at who they were before they were royal! The Duchess of Cornwall [getty src=”115370226″ width=”594″ height=”380″ tld=”ca”] The Duchess of Cornwall, born Camilla Shand, was born in London and raised in the Shand family homes in East Sussex and South Kensington.
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Queen Mathilde visits food bank in Liège

Queen Mathilde paid a visit to the Food Bank of Liège on Thursday to learn more about how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the food supply for those in need and how it has affected Belgian food banks. “The Queen wanted a panorama of food aid, of which we are one…
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The Duke of Cambridge reveals inspiration behind Earthshot Prize

The Duke of Cambridge has spoken about the inspiration behind the Earthshot Prize and why he hopes his environmental initiative demonstrates the optimism of coming together over the next decade to solve the greatest climate crises in a podcast Friday. Speaking to the hosts of Optimism + Outrage, William revealed that the Earthshot Prize was created to bring together the best minds all over the…
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Queen Máxima delivers keynote speech at digital ID event

Queen Máxima gave a keynote speech on the importance of owning digital identity documents as part of an event organised by the World Bank Group. The Queen spoke at the Inclusive Digital ID for a Resilient Recovery from COVID-19 event within the framework of the Identification for Development at the World Bank Group, where she advocated for the need for digital identity documents to help…
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Princess Amalia receives letter about military service

Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands will receive a letter this week from the Dutch government encouraging her into military service. The letter, announced by Ank Bijleveld, the Minister of Defence, was sent to 212,000 young people who were born in 2003 and are on the cusp of adulthood and the age that they can join the Dutch military. In a video posted to his Twitter account…
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