The Kents

The Duchess of Kent celebrates music at reception in London

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20th September 2019
It’s long been known as one of her great passions in life and earlier this month, the Duchess of Kent celebrated the world of music as she made a rare public appearance at an event in London. The duchess, in her role as Emeritus President of the Royal Northern College of Music, welcomed students past and present as well as staff to a special evening at St. James’ Palace.Over 90…
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British RoyalsThe Sussexes

The Tig is NOT being relaunched by the Duchess of Sussex

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20th September 2019
If you were hopeful that a recent trademark renewal application for The Tig meant the imminent return to lifestyle blogging of the Duchess of Sussex, sadly that’s not the case.The news, which came out last week when Meghan’s business manager applied for a lasting trademark for The Tig (and a website name for The Tigtots, which hadn’t previously existed during Meghan’s blogging time)…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Buckingham Palace's 'displeasure​' over David Cameron's remarks about The Queen

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19th September 2019
Buckingham Palace feels ‘an amount of displeasure’ following remarks made by former Prime Minister David Cameron concerning The Queen.Speaking to the BBC, a palace source said that Mr Cameron’s remarks about The Queen and Scottish independence led to an ‘amount of displeasure’.Mr Cameron, who was Prime Minister for six years, said that he had asked Her Majesty…
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Prince Philip

Statue of Prince Philip may stand in Trafalgar Square after his death

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17th September 2019
A memorial statue of 98-year-old Prince Philip is being proposed for the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square which would be commissioned after his death, according to the Sunday Times. This is seen as the prime spot and would be placed where a giant blue rooster, large thumb and naked man once stood.If approved, it would end twenty years of modern art displays on the spot. Since 1998, rotating…
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