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King Charles shares sweet moment with Prince Louis and there's a special greeting for George and Charlotte, too

King Charles shared a sweet moment with his grandson, Prince Louis, as the two met at Windsor for Easter celebrations. As The King arrived at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, the rest of the Royal Family was waiting to greet him and Queen Camilla. After the expected curtsies and bows, King Charles made his way into the chapel with the Prince and Princess of Wales ready to say hello at the…
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Royal wedding lined up for early summer but there's a slight hiccup in arrangements

The much anticipated royal wedding of the summer has been firmed up but there was an unexpected hiccup in the arrangements. Peter Phillips, eldest grandchild of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, will wed Harriet Sperling on June 6 in a church ceremony. The couple announced their engagement last August. However, their wedding announcement ran into a hiccup. The first statement…
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Penny Morduant reveals surprising letter she got from unnamed royal about her actions at the Coronation

Penny Morduant has revealed she got an unexpected review of her performance at the Coronation from a member of the Royal Family. The former Lord President of the Privy Council says that after the crowning of King Charles and Queen Camilla, in which she had played a major and notable role, she received a letter from a member of the House of Windsor. As she carried the heavy Sword of State…
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Prince and Princess of Wales follow old tradition as they attend enthronement of Archbishop of Canterbury

Prince William attended the enthronement of the new Archbishop of Canterbury in line with an old tradition. It has long been the custom that the heir to the throne takes part in the ceremony, rather than the Monarch themslves. King Charles had been the first member of the Royal Family to welcome Sarah Mullally following her confirmation as Archbishop. The Prince and Princess of Wales then…
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