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Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway undergoes lung transplant

The Crown Princess of Norway has undergone a lung transplant. Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 52, was admitted to hospital in Oslo for the surgery which doctors say has been a success so far. The Crown Princess has been ill with pulmonary fibrosis for several years and just a few weeks ago, medics said she was now in desperate need of a transplant with her life expectancy less than a year…
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The story of Queen Camilla's unusual outfit for Trooping the Colour

Queen Camilla chose one of her most striking outfits for Trooping the Colour and there’s an important reason behind her pick. The Queen arrived at Horse Guards Parade for the annual event in a bright red coat dress with a real military theme. The dress in question was designed for her by Fiona Clare with a very specific brief in mind. It is meant to resemble the uniform of the Grenadier…
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Royal bride to be Harriet Sperling seen at wedding rehearsal but Princess Anne lets spotlight fall on happy couple

Bride to be Harriet Sperling was seen smiling as she left a rehearsal for her royal wedding with just hours to go until the big day. Harriet was spotted at the Church of All Saints at Kemble, near Cirencester, where she and Peter Phillips will marry on June 6. The groom was also at the practice run and both looked happy and relaxed as they walked along the little path from the church…
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Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway to undergo lung transplant 'as soon as possible' as health worsens

The Crown Princess of Norway will undergo a lung transplant ”as soon as possible” as her health continues to worsen. Crown Princess Mette-Marit has been placed on the list of patients identified as needing a transplant imminently. Preparations will begin for her to have the surgery which could take place within months. Mette-Marit, 52, was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis in 2018. In…
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