British Royals

Move over marmalade - King Charles and Queen Camilla have a new treat on their breakfast table

It’s the staple of many a breakfast table and now it comes in a very royal version. The King and Queen have brought back regal jars of a popular sweet spread and it might just move marmalade off the Palace menu.During their State Visit to Italy, King Charles and Queen Camilla were given personalised pots of Nutella by the country’s Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni.The tubs of…
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The sweet and poignant story behind Queen Camilla's jewel pick for special wedding anniversary

Queen Camilla chose a very important piece of jewellery for a really special day. As she and King Charles marked twenty years of marriage, The Queen wore a stunning turquoise necklace that once belonged to her mother.Royal Family Instagram still/ fair useThe necklace was worn by Queen Camilla for the State Banquet held during the State Visit to Italy. The Queen also wore a pair of turquoise…
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King Charles and Queen Camilla had two ceremonies on their wedding day and that meant two hats for the bride

Queen Camilla had not one but two royal wedding outfits for her marriage to King Charles III on April 9th 2005, and that meant two hats.Twenty years on, those style picks remain as classic as they did on the royal wedding day. For the civil ceremony, at the Guildhall in Windsor, Queen Camilla wore a cream coloured wide brimmed hat designed by one of her go to milliners, Philip Treacy.You…
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A roaring start to an historic State Visit to Italy as King Charles and Queen Camilla take a win at the Colosseum

Twenty years ago, the forum of public opinion could be something of a lion’s den for them but on the eve of their milestone wedding anniversary, King Charles and Queen Camilla looked victorious as they visited the Colosseum in Rome.The King and Queen spent time at the amphitheatre, in the heart of the Eternal City, as their State Visit to Italy got officially under way.Royal Family/…
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