Norway

Norway's Princess Ingrid Alexandra attends the Nobel Peace Prize for the first time

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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…
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Royal News

Prince William celebrates 20 years as patron of Centrepoint

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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’…
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Royal News

The Princess of Wales is leading the way with new Royal Family traditions for the 21st century

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5th December 2025
The Princess of Wales is making the final preparations for her now traditional carol service. Kate will be joined by other members of the Royal Family at Westminster Abbey on December 5 for the fifth annual Together at Christmas. The latest version confirms the place this special event has as a brand new Christmas tradition for the Royal Family. Since 2021, Catherine has organised a…
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British Royals

As Kate sparkles in Queen Victoria's tiara, the other royal women chose familiar favourites

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3rd December 2025
While the Princess of Wales stole the show in Queen Victoria’s Oriental Circlet tiara at Wednesday evening’s State Banquet, the other women of the British Royal Family stuck with their go-to tiaras for the glittering event. QUEEN CAMILLA – GIRLS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND TIARA Queen Camilla’s tiara KensingtonRoyal / X / Fair Use The tiara most closely associated with Queen…
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