Now that her days of Suits and fashion
line collaborations are over, how will the newly married
Duchess of Sussex earn an income alongside her husband, Prince
Harry? As of this point, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are living
at Nottingham Cottage located within the walls of Kensington
Palace. As long as they are at a royal residence and full-time
working royals, The Sovereign’s Grant…
The Queen’s workload has increased by
more than 25 per cent compared to the year 2017. Research conducted
by royal journalist Patricia Treble of Write Royalty shows
that Her Majesty has conducted more than 125 engagements so far in
2018 – a huge increase on the…
Just last month, the world watched as
Prince Harry married Meghan Markle, who are now the Duke and
Duchess of Sussex. In Ireland, Prince Harry will now be known as
Baron of Kilkeel, a title which has caused some upset. The area of
Kilkeel, once the capital city of the Celtic…
First comes love, then comes marriage,
then comes the baby in the baby carriage. Or so the saying goes.
While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have expressed they would like
to have a family, so many variables can come into place that could
prevent that. So, without placing any pressure on the newlyweds to
start a family now, let us have a fun look at what titles their
children could have if they…
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attend service to mark the London Bridge terror attacks
3rd June 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
attended a Service of Commemoration at Southwark Cathedral on
Sunday afternoon to mark the anniversary of the London Bridge
attack. It has been one year since the attack at London Bridge and
Borough Market where eight people died and more…
Prince Harry will attend yet another
wedding this year, however, this time around he will play the part
of the best man. The newlywed will support his close friend Charlie
van Straubenzee by being his best man in his wedding to the
filmmaker Daisy Jenks in Surrey this…
It was all smiles for The Queen on
Saturday as she attended one of her favourite engagements of the
year – the Epsom Derby. Her Majesty visited the racecourse on the
same day the country was celebrating the 65th anniversary of her
Coronation in 1953. Embed from Getty…
The Coronation of Elizabeth II on June
2nd 1953 is often spoken of as the moment that a new era began. It
was a moment of history and just the sixth time a queen regnant had
been crowned in England’s history. As Royal Central marks 65 years
since the Queen’s…
Today is the 65th anniversary of the
coronation of The Queen. On 2 June 1953, Queen Elizabeth who
succeded her father on 6 February 1952, held her coronation in
which she was sworn in as Sovereign of the United Kingdom, Canada,
Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan…
On 6 February 1952, while Princess
Elizabeth and Prince Philip were off to Australia and New Zealand
via Kenya when the news came in that King George VI had died, it
made the nearly 26-year-old princess Queen. Preparations quickly
were in full force for the coronation to be held after an
appropriate time of mourning had passed. The first meeting
Coronation Commission was held in April 1952 with…
