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One royal duchess flies the flag with a very patriotic handbag choice

It’s the ultimate way to fly the flag and one royal duchess likes to make the most of it. As the Duchess of Gloucester attended a film premiere at Windsor Castle, she chose a handbag in a Union Jack design. The Duchess was one of the royal guests at the first showing of a new Amazon Prime movie about Charles III’s personal philosophy around the environment and added the bag to…
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European Royals

A gingerbread palace and a wreath of white candles: here are this year's first Christmas style ideas from the royals

Royal Christmases comes in all shapes and sizes and as the countdown to the festive season begins, palaces across Europe are sharing their preparations for the big day. And while your budget might not be the same, there’s no reason that these ideas can’t be an inspiration for some Christmas magic all of your own. In Norway, the first hint of Christmas came as the royals welcomed a…
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British Royals

Queen Camilla is smiling and relaxed as she's back on duty just hours after Prince Andrew gives up his titles

The Queen looked to be on good form as she enjoyed a day at Ascot, just hours after Prince Andrew announced he was giving up his titles. Queen Camilla headed to the Qipco British Champions Day on October 18 where she was joined by Zara Tindall. It was the first royal public appearance since Buckingham Palace released a statement from Prince Andrew. He said he was giving up all his titles and…
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British Royals

The white rose of York adorns the coffin of Duchess of Kent who was 'proudly of Yorkshire heritage'

The coffin of the Duchess of Kent was adored with white roses, a nod to her home county of Yorkshire. The Duchess, who died at the age of 92, was buried after at Requiem Mass at Westminster Cathedral. During the Catholic service, attended by King Charles, the coffin was draped in the Royal Standard. And on top of that were flowers from her immediate family which included the white rose, the…
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