The Duke of Sussex spent a second day in
Angola, finishing up a two-day tour of the country that has seen
him focus on his mother’s work. [getty src=”1177647614″ width=”594″
height=”396″ tld=”ca”] His day began with an audience with the
Angolan President, João Lourenço, at the Presidential Palace in
Luanda. Afterwards, he visited the…
Yesterday was a poignant day in Angola
for the Duke of Sussex as he took part in projects close to his
late mother’s heart, including visiting the exact same patch of
land that Diana, Princess of Wales, had walked through in 1997.
Harry retraced his mother’s…
The Duke of Sussex spent the day in
Botswana as he began the second leg of his royal visit to Africa,
while the Duchess stayed in South Africa for a private engagement.
Harry’s day began at the Chobe Forest Tree Reserve, where he helped
plant trees with schoolchildren…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
attended the naming ceremony for the newly-minted RRS Sir David
Attenborough this afternoon in Birkenhead, joining the British
conservationist legend for the service. In a surprisingly humorous
speech, William teased the British legend, saying that “We are of
course here to celebrate a true British marvel. “One that is
strong, sturdy, and incredibly…
The Countess of Wessex was announced as
the new patron of the Love Musgrove charity following a visit to
the Musgrove Park Hospital on Tuesday. Sophie was in Taunton to
celebrate the opening of a new MRI suite after the hospital’s
charities and the local community…
Sussexes in South Africa: Archie's First Appearance is a highlight of Day Three
26th September 2019
The Duchess of Sussex took the spotlight
on the third day of their royal visit to South Africa, along with
her four-month-old son Archie, who made his first official public
appearance at a meeting with Archbishop Desmond Tutu in the
morning. It was notable, not just…
A special documentary film highlighting
the Prince of Wales’s close relationship to the country will air
this Thursday on ITV Wales. ‘Fifty Years a Prince’ will look back
at Prince Charles’s investiture, which occurred 50 years ago this
year, on 1 July 1969, when he was formally invested with the title
in a ceremony at Caernarfon Castle. Now, as the longest-serving
Prince…
Duchess of Sussex reportedly read Roger McGough's 'The Vow' during Misha Nonoo's wedding
25th September 2019
The Duchess of Sussex was reportedly the
only guest who gave a reading at last Friday’s wedding between her
fashion designer friend, Misha Nonoo, and oil executive Michael
Hess. According to reports in both The Sun and the Daily Mail,
Meghan reportedly read a poem…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent
another jam-packed day in Cape Town, South Africa. Their day began
at Monwabisi Beach, where they joined a session with Waves for
Change, an organisation that helps to train and support “local surf
mentors to provide mental health…
Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of Luxembourg in Morocco for economic mission
24th September 2019
Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and
Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie of Luxembourg are currently on
an economic mission to Morocco with representatives of the
Luxembourgish government. Arriving late Sunday night, the
Hereditary Grand Ducal Couple are joined by the Deputy Prime
Minister and Minister of Economy and Trade, Etienne Schneider, the
Chamber of Commerce Director, Luc Frieden, and…
