British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

Prince William's powerful advice to Dame Deborah James's children after losing their mother

The Duke of Cambridge advised the children of the late Dame Deborah James following her death earlier this summer from bowel cancer. In a new interview talking about his late wife, Sebastien Bowen, told The Times about the day Prince William came to bestow a damehood upon Deborah at home. He said: “There was the time I opened the door to Prince William, who had come to give Deborah a…
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Princess Delphine denies she compared herself to Diana

Princess Delphine has blasted the media for taking her comments about the late Diana, Princess of Wales, out of context following an interview with the UK publication Tatler. In the September issue of the magazine, Princess Delphine sat down to talk about her relationship with the Belgian Royal Family now that she has officially been recognised as a daughter of the former King Albert II. In…
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Prince Charles to appear in documentary about Sir Ranulph Fiennes

The Prince of Wales is set to appear in a documentary commemorating the life and explorations of Sir Ranulph Fiennes. The documentary about the intrepid British explorer is called Explorer. As well as Prince Charles, Bear Grylls will also appear in the documentary. The official description for Explorer reads: “Sir Ranulph Fiennes is credited as being the World’s Greatest Living Explorer.
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Lady Louise and Viscount Severn are the latest royals to cheer on competitors at the Commonwealth Games

Lady Louise and James, Viscount Severn were on hand as the Commonwealth Games continued in Birmingham, joining their parents for another day of competition. The Wessexes attended several events, among them badminton, weight lifting, and swimming. The Royal Family Twitter account tweeted, “Great to be back at @Birminghamcg22! “The Earl and Countess of Wessex and their family have arrived at…
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