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How Prince Edward Became the Monarchy’s Most Reliable Royal

He’s never chased the spotlight, rarely makes the headlines, and is perhaps the most understated member of The Royal Family. But in recent months, Prince Edward has quietly become one of the monarchy’s most important figures – a dependable presence in a period of uncertaintyWhile others in the have found themselves embroiled in difficulty, the King’s youngest brother has been quietly…
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Longing for labubu? This is how to make the summer plushy key ring trend royal

It’s the accessory everyone wants this summer but it’s hard to come by. This year, everyone is looking for labubu, the cute monster elves that have become a must have and which are super popular as plushy key rings.However, they can be hard to come by and often sell out within moments. If you’re pushing for plush and still looking, these are some royal options on the plushy…
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The royal wedding of a romantic and reluctant queen

The year 1923 saw the marital calendar was packed with princely nuptials. The springtime wedding of Albert, Duke of York had brought huge crowds to London, and there was an impressive turnout in the city that autumn when Lady Louise Mountbatten wed Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden and began a path that would lead to a crown.This second royal wedding of 1923 was a happy ending for a…
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The tiara left by a princess to her young godson to give to his future bride

The Duchess of Gloucester has a jewellery collection to rival some of those held by royal dynasties in Europe. Some of her pieces come from Queen Mary thanks to the current duke’s mother and her mother-in-law, Princess Alice. But one tiara in particular has a different origin, coming from a lesser-known branch of Queen Victoria’s family tree. It’s known as the Cartier India…
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