She’s the future queen consort, a mother
of three – including a future king – and one of the most famous
women in the world. But back in 1982, the future Duchess of
Cambridge was just another baby in the nursery at Royal Berkshire
Hospital. Catherine Elizabeth Middleton was born in Reading,
England, on 9 January 1982, the first child of Carole and Michael
Middleton. A baby sister…
June's Jewels: The Queen's Pearls
7th June 2020
In addition to the now-iconic double-and
triple-strand pearl necklaces The Queen has frequently sported
throughout her life as part of an unofficial uniform, she also has
at her disposal many pearl pieces (necklaces, brooches, and
earrings) that she wears with her outfits.
The Duchess of Cambridge has shared a
photo of her husband, the Duke of Cambridge, and two of their
children, Princess Charlotte and Prince George, to mark the end of
Volunteers Week. Photo by The Duchess of Cambridge/KensingtonRoyal
The Duchess of Cambridge took the…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrate volunteers
6th June 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge marked
the end of Volunteers Week in the United Kingdom by releasing a
video of their calls with two charities that work with the public.
William and Kate spoke with Conscious Youth, based in Kirklees,
West Yorkshire, and Machynlleth Community Corona Response in Powys,
Wales. The Royal Family website noted that in both calls, the royal
couple “passed on their…
Sarah, Duchess of York launches "Sarah's Trust"
5th June 2020
On Wednesday, Sarah, Duchess of York
announced that she was launching a new charitable foundation called
Sarah’s Trust. The trust will match charities with people who have
“social responsibility and the financial ability” to provide aid.
The first…
The Countess of Wessex submitted a
photograph to her niece-in-law, The Duchess of Cambridge’s COVID-19
photography project, Hold Still, on Thursday. In the snap, Sophie
captured a fellow volunteer, Ali, who was helping package meals at
the Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking…
The much reduced version of Trooping the
Colour, being held at Windsor Castle to mark the Queen’s official
birthday, will be shown on TV. The BBC have confirmed they will
cover the special ceremony on June 13th 2020. The traditional
pageant of Trooping the Colour had to be cancelled because of the
coronavirus pandemic. Instead, Buckingham Palace announced that a
military salute would take…
June's Jewels: the best British Pearls
4th June 2020
June’s birthstone is the pearl. This
pretty gem has been worn by royalty for years and is found in some
of the most famous regal jewel collections in the world. Here,
Royal Central takes a look at some of the most celebrated pearl
pieces belonging to the British Royal…
The Duchess of Sussex speaks out on George Floyd: ''the only wrong thing to say is to say nothing''
4th June 2020
The Duchess of Sussex has told high
school students that they can make a difference as she spoke about
the death of George Floyd. In a message to the virtual graduation
ceremony at her former school, the Duchess of Sussex said that she
had thought long and hard about whether…
The Prince of Wales has said that he is
lucky after contracting the novel coronavirus back in March, saying
that he “got away with it quite lightly.” In an exclusive interview
with Sky News’s royal reporter, Rhiannon Mills, to discuss his
environmental initiatives after launching The Great Reset on
Wednesday, Prince Charles said that “it makes me even more
determined to push and shout…

