The Edinburghs

Sophie at 60 - the Duchess who did is now a royal superstar

The Duchess of Edinburgh has celebrated her 60th birthday and the Royal Family marked a milestone in the life of one of their MVPs. When Sophie Rhys-Jones married the third son of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh in 1999, they weren’t slated for full-time royal roles. The pair—the Earl and Countess of Wessex as they were styled at the time—wanted to continue in their jobs and…
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Norway

Princess on duty: Norway's future queen stars in military birthday portrait

Princess Ingrid Alexandra turned 21 on Tuesday and the Norwegian Royal Court shared a new portrait of their future queen on duty with the military. The royal has been training with the Engineering Battalion in Troms, where she serves as Private Alexandra in Brigade North. Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the eldest child of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit, born on 21 January…
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Royal News

Sophie serves at UK's first social supermarket

The Duchess of Edinburgh has been shopping, popping into the United Kingdom’s first social supermarket to learn more about food insecurity and the community initiative to help curb it. At Community Shop’s Lambeth location, Sophie saw firsthand how the social…
Luxembourg

Sentimental tiara pick for Grand Duchess at her last New Year reception before abdication

Grand Duchess Maria Teresa celebrated one last New Year’s as her country’s consort, and atop her head was a tiara chosen for sentimental reasons. For the last time, Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa presided over the New Year’s Reception for the President and Prime Minister of Luxembourg as well as other members of the government, the Council of State, the judiciary, and the…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince William praises paramedics as he takes on important patronage

The Prince of Wales praised paramedics at the inaugural Emergency and Critical Care Conference for being the “adaptable, multiskilled” Swiss Army Knives of frontline healthcare. Prince William became Patron of the College of Paramedics leading up to the inaugural conference and made a previously unannounced visit to its Birmingham campus to take part in the day’s events. William met…
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