British Royals

Crathie Kirk, the royal chapel of choice

Crathie Kirk is the chapel of choice when the Royal Family is staying at Balmoral and visitors can see different royals on their way to Sunday service most weeks during the holiday. When did this small church become a royal favourite?  Queen Victoria began attending church at Crathie Kirk in 1848 when she and Prince Albert began spending time on the Balmoral Estate. The church that Queen…
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Royal News

Scissor drama gets King Charles laughing at Aberdeen Flower Show

King Charles spent Saturday afternoon at an engagement during his Balmoral holidays when he visited the Aberdeen Flower Show for a milestone event. King Charles was at Duthie Park in Aberdeen to open the Royal Horticultural Society’s annual Aberdeen Flower Show. To officially open the show, The King got to ditch the usual scissors and happily cut the gold ribbon with a pair of gardening…
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Norway

Is Norway's slimmed down royal family at risk of running out of star power?

The Norwegian Royal Family currently has five working members: King Harald V, Queen Sonja, Crown Prince Haakon, Crown Princess Mette Marit, and Princess Ingrid Alexandra. Are there enough members to carry the workload? The Norwegian Royal Family has a fairly high popularity rating (between 70-80% over the last decade) but finds itself in a fairly precarious position now. King…
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Denmark

Royals get ready to cheer on Paralympic stars at Paris 2024

Royals from across Europe spent much of their late July and early August in Paris to take in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Now, royals are getting ready for another celebration of sport with the 2024 Summer Paralympics and the Danish Royal Family is the first to share their plans.  Crown Prince Christian will be in Paris on Monday, 2 September to meet Danish Paralympians and to cheer them…
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