New details about a stalker’s attempts to
get onto the grounds of Gatcombe Park, Princess Anne’s country
home, and to attack the Princess Royal were heard in court last
week. James Ballinger, a 35-year-old man of Farm Close,
Minchinhampton, made a series of 999 calls on 27 February and told
the operator that he was going to Gatcombe Park to stab Princess
Anne “and anybody else who was…
June's Jewels: Denmark's Best Pearls
22nd June 2020
Crown Princess Mary’s Wedding Tiara
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Princess Mary received a small wedding tiara, fashioned from
diamond hearts and fleur-de-lis motifs, as a gift from…
King Felipe and Queen Letizia attended
the launch of a new economic and marketing campaign for Spain last
week, Spain for Sure, to present a strong face of the country in
the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Their Majesties attended the
launch at the Prado Museum alongside…
Happy Father's Day from the Cambridges! New photos released for double royal celebration
20th June 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
released a couple of new photos over the weekend to mark both
Father’s Day in the UK, as well as Prince William’s 38th birthday.
In the photo, William is sitting on a swing with his three
children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
According to reports, the swing William and the children are
sitting on was a wedding present from…
Countess of Wessex gives speech at virtual UN panel on ending sexual violence in conflict
19th June 2020
The Countess of Wessex joined a virtual
United Nations panel on Friday afternoon on the Elimination of
Sexual Violence in Conflict, speaking about how the COVID-19
pandemic is hindering survivors of sexual violence from reporting
crimes and moving to safety. Sophie joined…
The Duchess of Cambridge led an online
school assembly on kindness Thursday morning, telling students that
“talking to someone, whether it’s a friend, family member or
teacher, is something you can do to make yourself feel that little
bit better.” Kate delivered her…
When A Street Cat Named Bob met a Royal Duchess
18th June 2020
A furry feline that became a symbol of
addiction recovery for his owner has passed away at the age of 14.
At the height of his fame, with a book and a movie named after him,
he even met The Duchess of Cambridge at his own film premiere. Bob,
the cat behind the eponymous A Street Cat Named Bob book, written
by his owner, James Bowen, and published in 2012, died on Monday.
“Bob saved my…
The Countess of Wessex paid a visit to
Childline’s offices in London on Wednesday to hear about the
support the organisation is providing to vulnerable children during
the COVID-19 pandemic. Sophie visited in her capacity as Patron of
both Childline and the National…
Queen Máxima attended the signing of the
Music Agreement Hoeksche Waard on Tuesday, as schools in the
western region of the Netherlands agreed to work on musical
education for their students. “Music provides a structural basis
for empathy, social bonding, quality of…
The Duchess of Cambridge will lead an
assembly on kindness on Thursday morning, speaking to pupils about
ways they can carry out small acts of kindness in their day-to-day
lives. In a teaser video posted on the Oak National Academy social
media accounts, Kate says, “Today I wanted to talk to you about the
importance of being kind and looking after one another. I’m now
going to go and join a…

