Prince & Princess of Wales

KFC pokes fun at the Duke of Cambridge

This year has had a lot of unprecedented events. Those events may have led some to look for a laugh or indulge in their favourite comfort food. So why not combine the two? On Tuesday, the Duke of Cambridge accompanied his wife at an appearance in London to meet with some of the finalists of the Duchess of Cambridge’s Hold Still photo project. Hold Still is a community project to make a…
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The Yorks

Princess Eugenie launches The Buttercup Collection

Princess Eugenie has launched a limited collection of porcelain buttercups in support of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. The hand-crafted buttercups will raise money to support the staff and patients receiving treatment at the Hospital, where Princess Eugenie…
King Charles III

Duchess of Cornwall delivers sweet treats on trip to elderly charity

The Duchess of Cornwall was in good spirits as she delivered brownies baked at Clarence House to a west London charity Wednesday. The Duchess gave the brownies to food parcels set to be given to members of The Pepper Pot Centre – a charity set up to support older African and Caribbean people in West London. The Duchess joined volunteers in sending hot meals of Caribbean oxtail and…
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The Sussexes

Sussexes launch Archewell foundation website

Six months after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced the Archewell foundation, the foundation took a big step forward by launching its website. Archewell.com went live Wednesday morning featuring a simple beige background with contact information and an email…
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Princess Anne continues royal support for NHS staff

The Princess Royal has visited Scarborough Hospital to show royal appreciation for the work of NHS staff throughout the many challenges of the coronavirus pandemic. Princess Anne visited the hospital, in North Yorkshire, on October 19th 2020 as reports that the region it’s situated in might face further restrictions caused by the spread of the virus. The Princess spoke to staff across…
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British RoyalsKing Charles III

The Duchess of Cornwall urges end to ''silent disease'' in video message for World Osteoporosis Day

The Duchess of Cornwall has released a message of support to mark World Osteoporosis Day, urging young people to take care and hoping for an end to a “silent disease that has brought such misery and pain.” Camilla, who has been the President of the Royal Osteoporosis Society since 2001, filmed her video message at Clarence House. In it, Camilla says, “We know it is vital to eat the…
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