Princess Margaret Rose was born on 21
August 1930, the younger daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York.
She was born at Glamis Castle in Scotland and was the first major
royal to be born in Scotland since Charles I over 300 years
earlier. At the time of her birth, she was fourth in line to the
throne behind her uncle David, the Prince of Wales (later Edward
VIII),her father (later George…
As the Princess of Wales celebrates her
41st birthday, we take a look at at some of her famous moments as a
royal over the years. 2011 How can we not begin with her wedding to
Prince William on 29 April 2011? After an eight-year relationship,
William and Catherine…
Crown Prince Frederik has taken on a new
patronage this year as Copenhagen’s architecture takes centre
stage. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organisation (UNESCO) and the International Association of
Architects have designated Copenhagen as its…
Countess Eloise is poised to judge a
Dutch make-up competition premiering later this month in the
Netherlands. In Nikkie de Jager’s show, ‘Nikkie’s Make-Up Mansion’,
ten young creative professionals who want to make a career in the
make-up industry compete in a series of challenges to ultimately
win the prize. de Jager is a popular make-up personality who posts
tutorials on social media…
Busy start to the New Year for King Felipe as he attends President Lula's inauguration in Brazil
2nd January 2023
King Felipe wasted no time in resuming
royal duties following the festive period with a quick visit to
Brazil to attend the inauguration of President Lula da Silva. The
King, accompanied by his Minister of Foreign Affairs, European
Union and Cooperation, was met by…
Queen Margrethe marks New Year Day with great splendour as annual tradition finally returns
2nd January 2023
A New Year’s tradition at the heart of
the Danish Royal Family’s annual celebrations returned with great
splendour on New Year’s Day. The annual levee and dinner for
members of the Danish government and the court took place at
Christian VII’s Palace in…
On the stroke of midnight on New Year's Day - four royals stripped of their titles in major shake-up
1st January 2023
Four members of the Danish Royal Family
woke up with new titles this morning after Queen Margrethe’s shock
decision to remove her grandchildren’s titles came into effect. As
of today, all four children of Prince Joachim—Nikolai, Felix,
Henrik and Athena—are to be known as Count and Countess of Monpezat
after Queen Margrethe decided to remove their prince/princess
titles. In…
“I embrace my entire family with great love at all times" - Queen Margrethe speaks of family and hope in New Year's Eve speech
31st December 2022
Queen Margrethe delivered her annual New
Year’s Eve speech at the close of her Golden Jubilee year,
reminding listeners: “All over the world, people’s lives are
connected for better and for worse. It has rarely been more clear
than at this time.” The Danish…
As 2022 comes to an end, Royal Central
takes a look back at our ten most popular posts of the year. Our
second most read article was by Jess Ilse on the news that the
Countess of Wessex has received a new title from Queen Elizabeth
II. Originally published on 12th May 2022…
Jason Knauf - royal aide at centre of Meghan bullying allegations - receives royal honour from King Charles
30th December 2022
The former Kensington Palace staffer who
once guided the communications and strategy for the then-Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has been
made a Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order by King Charles III
in his New Year’s Honours List. Jason Knauf, who joined Kensington
Palace in 2015 and worked for the four principles there during his
tenure, joins an…
