British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge receives patronage of the Royal Photographic Society from The Queen

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26th June 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge inherited the patronage of the Royal Photographic Society from The Queen on Tuesday. “It is a huge honour to have The Duchess as our Patron, especially given her personal interest in photography,” says Mike Taylor, Chief Operating Officer of the Royal Photographic Society. Embed from Getty Images Her Royal Highness attended her first engagement as patron of the Royal…
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The Edinburghs

Sophie's support for the countryside

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25th June 2019
Sophie, the Countess of Wessex, has become a dedicated senior member of the Royal Family in the last decade. She has chosen to support a number of different causes and represents The Queen across the Commonwealth. Her Royal Highness is a patron to a number of organisations and quietly but thoroughly supports them all. In a lesser capacity, she supports the Prince of Wales in the Campaign for Wool…
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Prince & Princess of WalesQueen Elizabeth II

The Queen and Duchess of Cambridge both struggle with motion sickness

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24th June 2019
Being a royal might seem like a glamorous job but there are some downsides to it. For the Queen and the Duchess of Cambridge, that happens to be motion sickness. Embed from Getty Images The monarch, 93 and the Duchess, 37 are said to both suffer from motion sickness. With many events requiring Her Majesty and Her Royal Highness to travel in a carriage, it’s believed this is a regular occurrence…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen takes in The Windsor Cup

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24th June 2019
It’s been a busy week as The Queen has taken on six royal engagements. Wearing a vibrant pink outfit, Her Majesty took to the Royal Windsor Cup on Sunday. Embed from Getty Images Off of an ever-present schedule at Royal Ascot, it seemed that Her Majesty was not tired from…
Queen Elizabeth II

A very successful Royal Ascot - The Queen takes home more than £20,000 in winnings

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22nd June 2019
Royal Ascot is over for another year. Frankie Dettori and Hayley Turner are some of the big winners of the week, but Her Majesty The Queen is also taking home some well-deserved success. Throughout the five-day meeting, The Queen has amassed £21,600 in winnings after two of her horses were placed in races. Although the 93-year-old Monarch didn’t win any races, her horse Magnetic Charm finished…
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