The Yorks

Princess Beatrice gives candid interview revealing how The Queen inspires her

We rarely see such open and revealing interviews given by members of the Royal Family. The charitable causes and lives of the York sisters, Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice usually go unnoticed, the events attended by and work done by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry take precedence. The 29-year-old has made New York her home for the past two years. The Princess maintains a full…
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Prince & Princess of WalesState & Ceremonial

The Duchess of Cambridge's former Private Secretary is honoured by Prince William

The Duchess of Cambridge’s former Private Secretary, Rebecca Priestley, has been received by the Duke of Cambridge at an investiture at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Priestley was honoured with the Royal Victoia Order at the ceremony – an exclusive award for those who have served Her Majesty The Queen or the Monarchy. As exclusively reported by Royal Central earlier…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

Princess Charlotte Has the Biggest 'Fashion-Influencing' Power

Move over, Momma. Princess Charlotte has been revealed as the royal with the most fashion influence. On 2 May, searches for ‘yellow cardigan’ spiked on eBay, the popular online auction site and retailer. The reason? A recently released picture of Princess Charlotte to mark her second birthday, in which she’s sporting a yellow cardigan. “Her yellow cardigan worn in her birthday picture…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Rebecca Deacon, former private secretary to the Duchess of Cambridge to be given Royal Victoria Order

Last year, Royal Central broke the news that the Duchess of Cambridge’s private secretary would be stepping down from her role. A spokesperson for Kensington Palace confirmed: “After a decade of service to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, Rebecca Deacon will be stepping down as private secretary to the Duchess of Cambridge. She plans to leave the household in the…
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