Birth and Childhood Prince Edward Antony
Richard Louis is the third son and youngest child of Queen
Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. He was born on
10 March 1964 at Buckingham Palace and was christened two months
later at Windsor Castle. [getty src=”830787060,642289030″
width=”579″ height=”594″] His early education was formalised under…
Duchess of Cambridge celebrates Place2Be: "You also taught me that it’s the simplest things that make a difference to children"
10th March 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge held a special
reception for one of her earliest patronages at Buckingham Palace
on Monday evening, spotlighting the work of children’s charity
Place2Be. After meeting with Place2Be’s staff, organisers, families
and children, Kate gave a…
And with that, The Duke and Duchess of
Sussex have completed their last official engagement as senior
members of the Royal Family. Harry and Meghan, who joined The Queen
and other senior members of the Royal Family —including The Prince
of Wales and The Duchess of…
The Queen was surrounded by family as she
marked Commonwealth Day today at a service at Westminster Abbey,
including The Duke and Duchess of Sussex for their final royal
engagement. Joined by The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, The Duke and Duchess
of Sussex, and the Earl and Countess of Wessex, The Queen watched
as Commonwealth residents gave…
Security scare as protestors 'try to storm' Westminster Abbey just 45 minutes before Royal Family arrive
9th March 2020
The was a brief security scare on Monday
afternoon after protestors tried to storm security fences around
Westminster Abbey just 45 minutes before The Royal Family was due
to arrive. Video posted on social media shows a brawl breaking out
near the entrance to Westminster…
Spotlight: The Duchess of Cornwall's work towards ending domestic violence
9th March 2020
There’s no greater royal champion for
survivors of domestic violence than The Duchess of Cornwall. It’s
been a cornerstone of her work, highlighting causes, charities and
organisations around the issue of domestic violence, and Camilla
has always spoken compassionately…
People around the world celebrated the
women in their lives yesterday on International Women’s Day, and
the royals were no different. Let’s look at the British Royal
Family marked the special occasion. The Royal Family The Royal
Family social media accounts cover all working members of the
British Royal Family, and for International Women’s Day, they
honoured two royal women: The…
The Countess of Wessex marks International Women's Day on her historic visit to South Sudan
8th March 2020
The Countess of Wessex brought her
groundbreaking trip to South Sudan to a close with an event
supporting female leadership. As she concluded her time in the
country, Sophie attended a day organised by groups working to
encourage women in the country to realise their full…
Prince Harry, as Captain General of the
Royal Marines, appeared in uniform for perhaps the final time ahead
of stepping back as a senior royal as he attended a musical
celebration in London. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were given a
standing ovation as they took their…
Meghan urges school pupils to strive for equality every day as she marks International Women's Day
8th March 2020
The Duchess of Sussex has urged school
pupils to remember their value every day in what could be her last
major speech before stepping back from her role as a senior royal.
Meghan told teenagers that the messages of International Women’s
Day – equality and respect – were valid all the time and she urged
them to support each other at every opportunity. The
duchess’…
