European monarchs and other royals from
across the world have sent their condolences to Her Majesty
following the horrendous terror attack in London on Wednesday. The
Queen has so far received messages from Belgium, Greece, Jordan,
Luxembourg, Monaco, Spain, and Sweden. King Philippe of Belgium
called The Queen yesterday to express his sympathy. The attacks in
London occurred exactly one year…
King of Belgium phones Queen Elizabeth to express condolences following terror attack
23rd March 2017
King Philippe of Belgium has phoned Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth to express his condolences following
the terror attack in London where three innocent people lost their
lives. The King told Her Majesty that the thoughts of Belgium are
with the people of the United Kingdon…
There was uncertainty associated with the
dinner hosted by Queen Margrethe of Denmark this week. This meant
that there was an unusually large press turnout outside Amalienborg
Palace in Copenhagen. Both Danish and Scandinavian press were
present and tried as best they could…
Breaking News: Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden are expecting their second child
23rd March 2017
It was announced by the Swedish Royal
Court that Their Royal Highnesses Prince Carl Philip and Princess
Sofia are expecting their second child. The birth is expected in
September. Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia released the
following statement, “We are happy to announce that we are
expecting a child, a sibling to Prince Alexander. We are looking
forward to welcoming a new little…
On 5 January 1921, Jean Benoît Guillaume
Robert Antoine Louis Marie Adolphe Marc d’Aviano, or the then
Hereditary Grand Duke of Luxembourg, was born in Berg Castle in
central Luxembourg to Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg and
Prince Félix. He had four younger…
His Majesty King Philippe of Belgium has
released a statement this morning to mark the first anniversary of
the Belgian terror attacks that took place in Brussels. His Majesty
said, “On 22 March 2016, we were at the centre of a particularly
cruel action. We were…
As the time passes, more details have
been revealed about Prince Richard’s death. The Danish Royal Court
confirmed Wednesday morning at Berleburg Castle that the funeral of
the recently deceased Prince Richard will take place Tuesday next
week at 2 pm. The funeral will not be held in the castle’s own
chapel, but in the church ‘Evangelische Stadtkirche’ which is
located in…
His Highness Prince Richard died Monday,
and the news was released yesterday morning in a press release
by Princess Benedikte’s private secretary. Princess Benedikte
is, naturally, in deep sorrow. The same can be said for all the
members of the Danish Royal Family…
Breaking: Prince Richard of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, husband of Princess Benedikte of Denmark, has died
14th March 2017
His Highness Prince Richard of
Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg has died at the age of 82. This
was announced Tuesday morning by the Danish Royal Court. His
Highness Prince Richard Casimir Karl August Robert Konstantin was
the 6th Prince of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg. He was…
The Dutch Royal Family was out in full
force, just like previous years, to do volunteer work for NLdoet.
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima were in Breda in the
communal gardens, where the King helped build a greenhouse while
the Queen was painting. The communal gardens are maintained by
volunteers in the area and the local care home, child care
facilities and other social organisations are…
