British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

Baby Cambridge 4.0? Bookies slash odds on a fourth royal baby for William and Kate

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12th January 2019
If the bookies are to be believed, another Cambridge baby could soon be on the way: the odds have been slashed on the announcement of Kate’s fourth pregnancy. Speaking to The Sun online, a bookmaker.tv spokesperson said that “The odds of Kate and William sharing some good news soon have taken another plunge. “The latest betting definitely suggests there could be an announcement around the…
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Denmark

Danish royal twins celebrate their eighth birthday

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9th January 2019
Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine of Denmark celebrated their eighth birthday yesterday, and the Danish Royal House released new portraits of the twins taken by their mother, Crown Princess Mary. Mary, like the Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Charlene, and Swedish Royal Family, is known to get behind the lens to take pictures of her children to share with the media. Prince Vincent and Princess…
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British RoyalsThe Sussexes

Suits wants Duchess of Sussex to film one last scene, with millions reportedly offered to charity of her choice

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6th January 2019
Could Rachel Zane be returning to television screens? According to new reports from the Mirror, if Suits producers have their way, she will be. Suits is reportedly keen to have Meghan return for a cameo appearance, and are willing to pay millions of dollars to a charity of her choice in order to get Rachel Zane back. Embed from Getty Images A production source with Suits told the Mirror, “No…
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Denmark

Danish Press Secretary talks about Prince Henrik's dementia diagnosis

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4th January 2019
Lene Balleby, the Head of Communications for the Royal House of Denmark, has given an interview to Dansk Markedsføring [Danish Marketing] magazine about the late Prince Henrik’s dementia diagnosis and how the palace dealt with it. “A lot of diagnoses were made out there,” says Balleby. “Some – also journalists – sent me links to websites where I could read about the disease, and then…
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