Prince George has continued a tradition
started by his late grandmother, Diana, Princess of Wales, with a
visit to The Passage. The young prince joined his father, Prince
William, on Tuesday to help prepare for the homeless charity’s
Christmas party in London. A video released by Kensington Palace
showed Prince George arriving with his father to help set tables,
prepare food, decorate the…
Australian-born Queen Mary shares message following Bondi Beach attack
14th December 2025
King Frederik and Queen Mary have sent a
message of support to the people of Australian following the
horrifying terror attack on Bondi Beach Sunday. The Danish king and
queen wrote: “We and the people of Denmark are profoundly saddened
by the tragic news of the terror…
The Princess of Wales dedicates a rose in memory of those who lost their lives to cancer
13th December 2025
The Princess of Wales has dedicated a
rose in memory of all those who have lost their lives to cancer. In
a new video shared by Kensington Palace, Catherine is seen walking
through the Ever After Garden at the Duke of York Square in
Chelsea, with over 30,000 white roses…
Princess Catharina-Amalia is the jewellery maven of her generation, and I'm here for it!
12th December 2025
Okay, granted she hasn’t had much
competition. She’s the only future queen who regularly attends
state functions like this—both Princess Elisabeth, future queen of
the Belgians, and Princess Ingrid Alexandra, future queen of
Norway, are studying abroad; and Princess Leonor is on the final
year of a three-year stint in the Spanish military—but given that
Princess Catharina-Amalia has…
Queen Mary, the queen of nature, speaks about climate change in Nairobi
12th December 2025
Queen Mary spoke of her love of nature at
the United Nations Environment Assembly in Nairobi on Thursday,
urging policymakers to take seriously the threats of climate
change. The Danish queen serves as patron of the UN Environment
Programme, and travelled to the Kenyan…
Denmark's Crown Prince acts the clown as he attempts to grab another title with a gingerbread house
11th December 2025
As Christmas gets closer, it’s more
important than ever that families band together and enjoy the
traditions of the season. And if that involves a little sabotage
during a gingerbread house decorating competition between siblings,
who’s to stop it? The Danish royal…
Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra attends the Nobel Peace Prize for the first time
11th December 2025
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has
marked another major milestone, attending the Nobel Peace Prize
ceremony for the first time. The future queen joined her
grandparents, King Harald and Queen Sonja, and her parents, Crown
Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit, for the ceremony at
Oslo City Hall, where Venezuelan activist María Corina Machado
received the honour for her work in…
A winter wonderland of icy jewels for one royal family; the Nobel Prize ceremony and all the details on the glittering tiaras
11th December 2025
The Nobel Prize ceremony took place in
Stockholm on Wednesday, and we’ve got all the royal glitz and glam
from Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria, and Princess Madeleine!
QUEEN SILVIA Queen Silvia at the Nobel Prize Ceremony YouTube /
Screenshot / Fair…
King Charles sends Christmas wishes to persecuted Christians at special Advent service
11th December 2025
King Charles has attended a very special
advent service at Westminster Abbey, remembering all those who are
persecuted for practising their faith. The King also provided a
message for the Order of Service, in which he wrote of his “great
joy to gather with you in the…
Prince William celebrates 20 years as patron of Centrepoint
10th December 2025
Prince William celebrated 20 years as
patron of Centrepoint on Tuesday with a visit to the charity’s new
London headquarters, a massive cake, and a pledge that he will
never be an ornamental patron. While the royal had a chance to meet
with many staff, volunteers, and beneficiaries of Centrepoint’s
services during his visit, he also had the chance to participate in
the ‘Wall of Hope’…

