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How Sophie became the Royal Family's star on International Women's Day

In honour of International Women’s Day 2025, the Royal Family has shared several portraits taken by female photographers.  The post began with one of the most famous photographs of Queen Elizabeth II, one of Dorothy Wilding’s 1952 portraits. The series of portraits were used as the basis for the new monarch’s image on coins, banknotes, and stamps. A photograph from Jennifer…
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Prince William visits hospital five years on from pandemic's start

Five years on from the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the Prince of Wales paid a visit to the Royal Berkshire Hospital—where the United Kingdom’s first patient died from COVID-19 — to see how vital charity funds have been dispersed and used by the hospital. William serves as joint patron of the NHS Charities Together with wife, Catherine. The Trust was launched in the early days of…
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King Frederik recalls the Moomins on State Visit to Finland

King Frederik reminisced on long Scandinavian winters of his childhood at the Finnish State Banquet. And in his reminiscence, he shared how Queen Margrethe would read stories of the Moomins—a popular series centred on Finnish/Swedish cartoon trolls that resemble hippos—to him and his younger brother, Prince Joachim. He said: “In one of the books, ‘Winter Moomin’, Moomin wakes up…
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Just a king and queen posing for a selfie with a reindeer

King Frederik and Queen of Mary are now officially on their State Visit to Finland but ahead of the formal events, they had time for some off-duty adventures, including making a new friend.  The Danish king and queen spent time with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and his wife, Suzanne Innes. Although State Visits tend to be fairly formal events, the foursome were able to relax and take to…
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