Princess Charlene of Monaco adopted the
famous yellow of the Tour de France as she helped get the famous
cycling contest under way in Nice this weekend. Charlene, alongside
her husband Prince Albert II, travelled to the French city for the
first stage of the race which is finally taking place after being
put on hold earlier this summer because of the coronavirus
pandemic. [getty…
King Constantine and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece announce engagement of youngest son
1st September 2020
The youngest son of Constantine II and
Anne-Marie, former King and Queen of Greece, is getting married.
Prince Philippos has got engaged to his long time partner, Nina
Nastassja Flohr. King Constantine and Queen Anne-Marie announced
the happy news in a brief statement…
Denmark`s social democratic minority
government presented on Monday its proposal for the Danish state
budget, where an increase in the salary for the Queen Margrethe was
included. The Danish government’s budget proposal for next year
shows that Queen Margrethe can…
European royals in the British line of succession: Denmark's Royal Family
1st September 2020
Continuing our series, Royal Central is
taking a look at the members of Denmark’s Royal Family who are in
the British line of succession. Frederik IX of Denmark married
Princess Ingrid of Sweden on 24 May 1935. Princess Ingrid was the
daughter of Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf (later King Gustaf VI Adolf
of Sweden) and his first wife, Princess Margaret of Connaught. The
Princess was the…
Royals can have many talents, and many
members of the royal families across the continent have impressive
artistic abilities. From Denmark to Romania to the United Kingdom,
they each have talented artists in their families. It is no secret
that Prince Charles is a…
As August came to an end, the Crown
Prince Family of Denmark released a few images to celebrate the
summer, taken by Franne Voigt. Five images were released in total
of Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary with their four
children: Prince Christian (14), Princess…
How do they compare? A look at British and European royal funding
1st September 2020
The idea of royalty is magic itself. The
crowns. The power. The money. But is it all that it is built up to
be? What if you could decide? How would the world be different
today if the royal families had never existed? On average, the
British Royal Family cost the taxpayer £43 million a year, with
them being estimated at a net worth of £383 million as a
collective. Individually, they each…
As we begin another month, Royal Central
takes a look at some of September’s most memorable royal moments: 1
September 1878: On this day in 1878, Princess Alexandra of Saxe
Coburg and Gotha was born in Germany to Prince Alfred, Duke of Saxe
Coburg and Gotha and…
Chris O’Neill, the husband of Princess
Madeleine of Sweden, has struggled with complicated finances for
many years. Now, however, papers in the Swedish media show that the
debt of the British-American businessman has been reduced.
Nevertheless, his business is not a…
Sweden’s Prince Gabriel, Duke of Dalarna,
is celebrating his third birthday today with his family – parents,
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia, and older brother, Prince
Alexander. To mark their son’s special day, Carl Philip and Sofia
released a photo on their official Instagram account. They said:
“Congratulations to our beloved Gabriel on his 3rd…
