Royal Central reporter, Gabriel Aquino,
has shared his opinion on the Sussex announcement and decision. To
make it clear: whether or not the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should
step back as ‘senior’ royals is completely up to them, and I hope
they made the decision that will better suit their lives in the
long run. However, there are some doubtful points in their
statements that I…
Prince Harry to lose official military appointments as he and Meghan step back from royal duties
18th January 2020
Prince Harry is set to lose his official
military appointments as part of a deal hashed out between himself,
The Queen, Prince of Wales, and Duke of Cambridge regarding his and
Meghan’s desire to step back from royal life. These official
military appointments…
Prince Harry will repay British taxpayers
£2.4m which was spent on the renovation of their family home.
Frogmore Cottage underwent major renovations recently when the Duke
& Duchess of Sussex moved to the property, with public money being
spent. Now the Sussexes…
The Queen: "Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved members of my family"
18th January 2020
The Queen has said the Sussexes will
always be much loved members of her family. In a statement released
on Saturday evening, the 93-year-old monarch thanked Harry & Meghan
for their work and dedication as they plan to bow out as working
royals. The Queen’s statement in full: “Following many months of
conversations and more recent discussions, I am pleased that
together we…
Buckingham Palace has announced that the
Duke and Duchess of Sussex will no longer use their royal titles as
they step back as senior royals. The couple will also no longer
receive public funds for any royal duties they undertake, and will
repay £2.4m of taxpayer money…
The Duchess of Cornwall backs literacy campaign: "Spending time together with a book is much more than just learning to read"
18th January 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall has written an
article for The Sun on the importance of literacy and encouraging
children to read in conjunction with their campaign called ‘Books
for Schools.’ Literacy has been a cornerstone of Camilla’s royal
work, and her passion shines…
With Australia wildfires continuing on,
many celebrities and organisations have stepped in to lend a
helping hand or, a donation. As for royalty, there was no exception
for the Duchess of Cornwall. According to the Australian non-profit
GIVIT, who launched a charitable appeal to help those in need, the
Duchess has made a ‘generous and practical’ donation. The
undisclosed amount…
It’s been a little over the week since
the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced that they would be
stepping back as ‘senior royals’. However, they did note that they
would continue to support the Queen, the Commonwealth, and their
patronages. In the…
With three children, the Duke and Duchess
of Cambridge already have their hands full. As for another child?
The Duchess says that probably isn’t in the cards. During a visit
to Bradford with her husband, Kate chatted with locals about the
possibility of another…
The Duchess of Cornwall has been animated
into action for one of her favourite causes. Camilla has taken
cartoon form as she helps launch a writing competition aimed at
getting school children into story telling. The Duchess, who is a
long term advocate for literacy across all age groups, has been
turned into an animation to help launch this year’s 500 Words
competition run by the BBC.
