The four leaders of the United Kingdom:
UK Prime Minster Rishi Sunak and the First Ministers of Wales,
Scotland and Northern Ireland, took to social media to send their
best wishes to the Princess of Wales following her cancer diagnosis
late Friday. Prime Minister Sunak wrote: “My thoughts are with the
Princess of Wales, Prince of Wales, the Royal family and in
particular her three children…
Immediately after the Princess of Wales
revealed her cancer diagnosis, well wishes began pouring in from
her patronages—some of which she’s been involved with since 2012.
Below, find a compilation of messages and check back as this post
will be updated. England…
The Princess of Wales reveals cancer diagnosis
22nd March 2024
After weeks of—often times
gross—speculation of her health and wellbeing, the Princess of
Wales confirmed on Friday that she has been diagnosed with cancer
following surgery in January. In a video shared from the Kensington
Palace social media accounts, Catherine…
Westminster Abbey has joined in the
global outpouring of love and support for the Princess of Wales
following her revelation that she has been diagnosed with cancer
and has started treatment. On social media, the Abbey shared a
statement from the Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David
Hoyle, who said: “In the face of this news, it is our hope that Her
Royal Highness will feel…
"The Princess of Wales has the love and support of the whole country" - Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
22nd March 2024
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak released a
statement following the Princess of Wales’s announcement that she
has been diagnosed with cancer and has started treatment. In a
statement, Sunak said: “The Princess of Wales has the love and
support of the whole country as she…
Queen Camilla couldn’t pass up an
opportunity to celebrate World Poetry Day while in Northern
Ireland, and the event was a true showcase for the talented poets
and artists who hail from the region. Buckingham Palace shared that
The Queen’s Reading Room—an online…
Queen Camilla attends military parade in Lisburn
22nd March 2024
The pride was visible on the Queen’s face
as she watched a military parade in Lisburn celebrating soldiers
from the 2nd Battalion, The Rifles completing junior leadership
selection yesterday. Queen Camilla is Colonel-in-Chief of The
Rifles and was on hand, during a whirlwind day of engagements in
Northern Ireland, to take the salute and watch a pass-off parade of
junior non-commissioned…
Queen Camilla was all smiles Wednesday as
she arrived on the Isle of Man to, among other engagements, grant
city status upon Douglas, the capital of the crown dependency. The
Queen was greeted upon arrival at Ronaldsway Airport and departed
for Douglas City Hall to grant…
The heartbreaking gesture that led to one of the most poignant royal wedding traditions of all
20th March 2024
It is one of the most poignant moments in
a British royal wedding: the moment the bride’s bouquet is placed
on the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior at Westminster Abbey. Its origin
dates back to 23 April 1923, with the wedding of Prince Albert,
Duke of York and Lady…
Royal sisters-in-law commemorate Korean War veterans
19th March 2024
It was sisterly double duty at Buckingham
Palace on Tuesday as the Princess Royal and the Duchess of
Edinburgh stepped in for King Charles and hosted a reception for
Korean War veterans. Anne and Sophie welcomed around 200 Korean War
veterans to Buckingham Palace for an event to mark the 70th
anniversary of the armistice. Also in attendance were
representatives from the Royal British Legion…

