Rebecca Deacon, the Duchess of
Cambridge’s private secretary and right-hand woman, got married to
fiancé Adam Priestley on Saturday 25th March in the Chapel Royal at
St James’s Palace, an exclusive venue only available to those with
a personal connection to the Royal Family. Embed from Getty
Images Royal Central reported exclusively earlier this month that
the former Miss Deacon is…
Who was Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg?
23rd March 2017
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…
How seriously does Prince William take his royal duties?
14th March 2017
Everything the Royals do or don’t do is
closely scrutinized by both the media and the public. The
Cambridges haven’t been without controversy. They’ve been dubbed
workshy and lazy. Even Prince Harry couldn’t escape that label when
his grandparents and…
The pressure of working for the Royal Family
8th March 2017
As Royal Central announced that the
Duchess of Cambridge would be losing her Private Secretary, Rebecca
Deacon, many volunteered themselves as tribute in her place.
Although we all know that the chances of an outsider being picked
for the job are unlikely, what would it be like to take on the
role (or any role for the Royal Family)? Ms Deacon has worked for
the Royal Family for ten years, and…
On Tuesday, Royal Central exclusively
revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge’s Private Secretary and
right-hand woman, Rebecca Deacon, would be leaving her role in the
Autumn. Embed from Getty Images Already the question is being asked
over who will replace Miss…
What you should never say in the presence of royalty
6th March 2017
It goes without saying that all royals
live a decidedly grander life than the rest of the world. They
don’t know the feeling of worry or anxiety when they go to use
their credit cards. They won’t ever be declined. And living
quarters? Forget one small apartment…
Was Prince Philip significant in banning women from serving on the Royal Yacht Britannia?
6th March 2017
Kelli Finger offers her insight towards
the rumours that Prince Philip played a significant role in banning
women from serving on the Royal Yacht Britannia. Back in 1975, the
Princess Royal was Chief Commandant of women, (Wrens), of the Navy.
So it’s unusual that her father, the Duke of Edinburgh, as
discussed by the Daily Mail this past weekend was instrumental in
banning women from serving…
Tsarina's gift to her goddaughter sold at auction
3rd March 2017
A set of silver gilt andcloisonné
enamelwhich stirred interest in the antique world since it was
recently consigned as going to auction, sold today for £20,000.
This champlevé cutlery set told a story that links the future
Tsarina of Russia’s visit to…
The influence of the House of Habsburg
1st March 2017
One of the most influential and powerful
royal houses of Europe, to this day many people (even those not
familiar with Austrian history or royalty in general) are aware of
the House of Habsburg and its significant impact on the development
of Europe from the medieval ages…
Who is Princess Estelle of Sweden?
23rd February 2017
Her Royal Highness Princess Estelle
Silvia Ewa Mary was born on 23 February 2012 at Karolinska
University Hospital in Solna, Sweden, to Crown Princess Victoria
and Prince Daniel of Sweden. Her birth was celebrated with 21-gun
salutes in Stockholm. Her name and title of Duchess
of Östergötland were announced the next day by her
grandfather, King Carl XVI Gustaf during a cabinet meeting. After…

