The Prince and Princess of Wales showed that the late Queen is still always in their thoughts, as they shared an image of framed photos of her from inside the Royal Albert Hall in a social media post.
Kate and William shared a montage on Instagram of their glitzy night out at the Royal Variety Performance on Thursday, and the second image to flash onto the screen showed a wall inside the famous South Kensington venue that is dedicated to
Kate couldn’t stop giggling as Bradley Walsh opened the Royal Variety Performance show with an awkward joke about being snubbed for an MBE and OBE at the star-studded show.
The show’s host Mr Walsh opened the event with a few jokes, one of which was about him not being included on the King’s honours list.
Addressing Prince William, he said: ‘I have worked for your greatnan, your nan, your granddad, your dad, and now I’m working for your Sir and
Royal experts and politicians have rallied round Kate Middleton as she and Prince William were greeted by raucous applause at the Royal Variety Performance.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, who were joined by Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden, got a standing ovation as they headed into the Royal Albert Hall.
Showing no sign of anguish after a turbulent week for the Royal Family after Omid Scobie’s book Endgame came out, the couple looked delighted to greet crowds.
The Princess of Wales brushed off the fallout from a race row yesterday evening as she glistened in a show-stopping gown upon arrival at the Royal Variety Performance.
Kate, 41, paired her stunning £1,288 Talina gown from Safiyaa with an equally dazzling smile as she stepped out in Kensington, showing no sign of anguish after a turbulent week for the royal family following the release of a bombshell book.
Senior royals in the UK are said to be ‘dismayed’ at
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden joined her husband Prince Daniel in Berlin today – as guests of the German premier and his wife.
The royal, 46, who has been sporting a large plaster on her right wrist during the couple’s official visit to Germany, waved at crowds gathered as Germany marked Volkstrauertag – a national day of mourning for those lost in conflict and violent oppression.
The Swedish royals were hosted by German Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife
Royals from all over the world have headed to Sweden to mark the 50th Jubilee of King Carl XVI Gustaf.
While grand gowns have been worn by princess and queens from Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands, it’s a young prince that stole the show yet again.
Prince Oscar of Sweden, seven, adorably won over crowds as joined his family to celebrate his grandfather’s Golden Jubilee celebration in Stockholm, for the second day in a row.
The little royal, whose elder
