With a series of twists and turns similar
to the television series “Fake or Fortune”, it has been revealed
that the Leonardo da Vinci painting sold for $450 million dollars
once graced the walls of both Greenwich Palace and the then
Buckingham House, the latter which now displays part of Queen
Elizabeth II’s collection of paintings. It is thought though there
is no documentation to prove it…
Do you know which senior member of The Royal Family is a direct descendent of Oliver Cromwell?
13th November 2017
It is widely reported that 1 in 200
people alive today are descended from the bloodthirsty Genghis
Khan. The same can’t be said for the former Lord Protector Oliver
Cromwell, although it may surprise you that one senior member of
the British Royal Family is a direct…
Opinion: In defence of royal fashion finders
13th November 2017
Our Europe Correspondent, Heaven
LeeMiller, defends those who research the style of the royals and
report on them. Over the past few months, a lot of accusations have
been thrown online and mostly on social media about royal fashion
bloggers. The most recurring one is that…
Being royal is the hardest job around
13th November 2017
Royal Central’s Deputy Editor, Jamie
Samhan, gives her opinion on why it would difficult to be
royal. Remember when you were growing up and you wanted to be
a dolphin trainer, or a lawyer, or a police officer, or
an astronaut? Now imagine not having that choice, not being
able to decide where you wanted your life to head. That merely
sums up as the life of a member of the Royal Family. I…
Opinion: The Duchess of Cambridge should take up a patronage related to Hyperemesis Gravidarum
11th November 2017
Royal Central’s Europe Editor, Brittani
Barger, explains why she thinks the Duchess of Cambridge should
take up a patronage related to Hyperemesis Gravidarum. The Duchess
of Cambridge’s struggle withHyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) has been
well documented. It forced…
The King who never was: Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales
5th November 2017
Henry was born in Stirling Castle on 19th
February 1594, the son of King James VI of Scotland and Anne of
Denmark. James put Henry into the care of James Erskine, Earl of
Mar, rather than his wife, Anne because he did not want him to be
brought up a staunch Catholic. This…
A Life of Scandal: Ernest, Duke of Cumberland
30th October 2017
Queen Victoria and those closest to her
viewed her Uncle Cumberland with deep suspicion. Not just because
he openly coveted the British throne, but because the Duke’s
reputation was very black; his adult life was marked by a series of
scandals and misdemeanours. Born in 1771, Prince Ernest, Duke of
Cumberland was the fifth son of George III and Queen Charlotte, a
younger brother to Kings George…
Does The Queen own a McDonalds?
24th October 2017
Her Majesty The Queen is in possession of
many diverse and varied items from the country’s swans, to
thousands of acres of property around the world. Oh yes, and
a McDonalds franchise! Technically, as the franchise is
located 80 miles outside London in Banbury Gateway…
The Crown, Volume I: Book Review
24th October 2017
If you have ever watched an episode of
the hit Netflix series The Crown and wondered “Did that actually
happen?” then look no further: notable royal historian and
biographer Robert Lacey has written an official companion to the
series. The Crown, Volume I: Elizabeth II…
Meghan Markle: The Humanitarian
23rd October 2017
By this point, we are familiar with
Meghan Markle, the American beauty who has captured Prince Harry’s
heart. However, most times she is referenced as an Actress as her
most recognised role is Rachel Zane on Suits, but Meghan is far
more. One of Meghan’s biggest passions is her humanitarian work, a
trait she shares with Prince Harry. Just last year, Meghan became a
global ambassador…

