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Prince William is a ''more revolutionary figure'' than King Charles

The Prince of Wales has the potential to be a ”more revolutionary” monarch than his father, according to a leading royal commentator. Valentine Low, Royal Correspondent with The Times spoke about potential changes to the Royal Family following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and told Royal Central ”I don’t think we’re going to get radical changes with Charles. I think if…
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The Coronation year royal babies

There’s much debate about the roles that the grandchildren of King Charles III and Queen Camilla might play at their Coronation which takes place on May 6th 2023. A quick delve into the history books shows that very few kings and queens have been grandparents at the…
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The royal who wasn't afraid of the curse of King Tut's tomb

The curse of Egyptian King Tut’s tomb is well-known. Of those who have entered Tutankhamun’s tomb, many have succumbed to unexpected, early deaths. From Lord Carnarvon to Howard Carter, those who “disturbed” the tomb had early deaths under the so-called “curse of the Pharaohs.” One royal was not afraid to risk the curse: Queen Elisabeth of Belgium.
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A trio of regal purple gems: amethyst tiaras for February

In honour of February’s birthstone, let’s take a look at three gorgeous amethyst tiaras! Norwegian Amethyst Parure Tiara King Harald gifted his wife, Queen Sonja, with this stunning amethyst parure set—that also includes a pair of earrings, a brooch and two bracelets that can be worn that way, or combined to create a larger necklace. [getty src=”158131276&#8243…
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The queen of England accidentally dug up by a farmer

Amongst the prettiness of rolling countryside and the gentle sound of sheep grazing sits a castle with its own little chapel. The walls are golden yellow while around it grow sweet scented flowers and glossy, regal trees. But behind this calm serenity lies the tomb of a…
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The love story that brought the House of Windsor one of its most popular duchesses

It was a royal wedding that made history and brought the House of Windsor one of its most popular ever members. In June 1961, the Duke of Kent married Katharine Worsley. The new Duchess of Kent would go on to be an instant hit and, alongside her husband, spend decades carrying out engagements on behalf of the Queen. Their wedding day also turned an ancient church into a royal marriage venue for…
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