The brand new photo of the Princess of
Wales on Monday to mark shared for World Cancer Day got extra
attention to an important message because of the person who took
the snap. Kensington Palace shared that Prince Louis is behind the
candid image of his mother, marking his entry into a growing club
of royal photographers. The Princess of Wales has long been a
photographer, with Kensington…
A 21st century way of marking a royal jubilee and you need earbuds
4th February 2025
Grab your earbuds and get ready for a new
playlist to drop: the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg
have shared Spotify playlists to celebrate their Silver Jubilee!
While it has been announced that Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume
will be inheriting the title…
Although many thought that King Charles
would be making significant changes during his reign, he has
actually revived a tradition from his late mother’s reign with a
political meeting back on the table. King Charles has once again
begun the tradition of the…
Catherine returns to Wales with a new patronage and a challenge
31st January 2025
The Princess of Wales was in Wales for
two engagements, including introducing an important new role.
The Princess of Wales visited Tŷ Hafan, a children’s hospice in
Wales. Kensington Palace shared that Her Royal Highness has
officially been named as Patron of the hospice. She took over
from The King, who took on the patronage since 2001. Previously,
the role belonged to Diana…
Prince William was in the stands for a
football match where one set of fans began shouting anti monarchist
messages that are a regular of their crown behaviour. The Prince of
Wales is an avid Aston Villa fan and his team met Glasgow Celtic in
a Champions League match mid…
Prince William goes in search of the Loch Ness Monster
30th January 2025
The Prince of Wales made a visit to an
Earthshot prize finalist and surprised them with a question no one
was expecting. Prince William asked experts at NatureMetrics
whether they could help find the Loch Ness monster. Whether the
heir to the throne is convinced that…
The lonely death of a king at Windsor
29th January 2025
King George III had the third-longest
reign in British history (behind Queen Elizabeth II and Queen
Victoria) and has recently come back into the spotlight with
Bridgerton. This January also marks the anniversary of his death,
205 years ago, at Windsor Castle. It was the end of a sad story
that had begun with hope. The future King George III was the first
Hanoverian monarch to be born in Great…
The Prince and Princess of Wales met some
of those who survived Nazi death camps as they took part in a
Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony in London. In a speech, Prince
William touched on the importance of remembering the crucial role
that survivors have played. He said…
King Charles speaks of need to remember the past on anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz
28th January 2025
On the 80th anniversary of the liberation
of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, King Charles spoke
of the importance of learning from the past. His words came as
people around the world stopped to remember the six million Jewish
people as well as the thousands of…
The royal execution site hidden in Whitehall
27th January 2025
Although Whitehall is now known for being
the home of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, 10 Downing Street, and
countless government buildings, there is a royal execution site
hidden in plain sight. King Charles I, the second Stuart
monarch of England, continually fought with Parliament throughout
his reign. He married a Catholic princess, he dissolved Parliament
altogether when MPs did not…

