British RoyalsOtherQueen Elizabeth II

Odd and wonderful things named after Queen Elizabeth

Cakes, canals, and roses are some of the odder things named after Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen’s name appears across the United Kingdom and even in places such as Zimbabwe, Hong Kong, and Malaysia. We’ll be exploring several of the unique and wonderful things named after the Queen such as Coronation chicken, the Elizabeth Rose, and the Queen’s Bedroom in the White House. While…
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King Charles III

The Duchess of Cornwall's uphill battle to become Queen

Even mentioning the fact that the Duchess of Cornwall could one day be called ‘Queen Camilla‘ send shivers down some people’s spines. While I am in support of seeing Camilla stand up next to Prince Charles when he eventually becomes King, she has unfortunately hit a series of setbacks. From the moment Charles and Camilla decided they would spend their life together…
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The Kents

You're invited to join Princess Michael of Kent at her book launch in October

Princess Michael of Kent will be launching her latest book in October at a reception in Central London – and you are invited! On Tuesday 17th October, Her Royal Highness will deliver an illustrated talk marking the release of her new book, A Cheetah’s Tale. The event will be held at the Royal Geographical Society, a stone’s throw away from the Princess’ residences at Kensington…
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The Yorks

Back to School with Princess Beatrice

As the oldest child of Prince Andrew, the Duke of York and Sarah, Duchess of York, Princess Beatrice began her education in 1991 at the independent Upton House School in Windsor. Her Royal Highness moved, in 1995, toCoworth Park School. Her sister, Princess Eugenie, also attended the school, and it was during this that their parents divorced in 1996. As a child, it was discovered that the…
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