The Duchess of Cornwall has stepped out in a green and red Scottish outfit to attend the Braemar Gathering near Balmoral.
Camilla, 75, (who is known as the Duchess of Rothesay while in Scotland) accompanied her husband Prince Charles, 73, at the gathering, which is the most famous of the Highland Games, and is known worldwide.
Also with the royal couple were Princess Anne and Timothy Laurence. However, the Queen, 96, missed the event for the first time in her
The Duchess of Cornwall allegedly jokingly told Prince Harry it would be ‘funny’ if his unborn mixed-race child has ‘ginger Afro hair’ when he grows up.
An author quoted sources close to Camilla who apparently told him the Duchess made the comments during a chat with Harry and his family about his relationship with Meghan.
The alleged comments come from a new no holds-barred book named Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors by author Tom Bower.
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The Duchess of Cornwall braved a second day of heatwave temperatures as she headed to a Cornish school to listen to local students read aloud this morning – and was gifted with homemade birthday cards.
The royal, who celebrated her 75th birthday on Sunday, donned a chic blue patterned, knee-length dress – similar to the one she wore in her official birthday portrait – as she arrived at Charlestown School in St Austell.
Greeting Camilla, who attended the event alone,
Prince Charles proved he takes his role as patron of a university seriously today as he presented an honorary degree in Wales.
The future king, who is patron of the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, visited as his trip to Wales came to a close.
The University, from which Pippa Middleton is about to graduate a master’s degree with a distinction, is celebrating its 200th anniversary this year.
Presenting Emma Jane Bolam with an honorary degree, the Prince of
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were mobbed as they visited a thriving, award-winning Welsh high street that is bucking the national trend of decline.
Thousands waited for hours along the length of the former mining town of Treorchy in the Rhondda Valley to catch a glimpse of Prince Charles, 73, and Camilla, 74, as they patiently shook hundreds of outstretched hands, popped into some of the local business and even pulled a pint of beer.
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The Queen believed that Harry and Meghan would name their daughter Elizabeth – not Lilibet – after a phone call with the Duke of Sussex and was taken aback when their choice was revealed, a friend and interior designer to the royals has claimed.
Socialite Nicky Haslam, whose royal pals include everyone from the Duchess of Cornwall to Prince Michael of Kent, made the incredible claim on a recent podcast where he insisted the Sussexes should have named her Doria.
Prince Charles today described his ‘sorrow’ over slavery and the future of the Queen as head of state of Commonwealth nations after an awkward meeting with Boris Johnson in Rwanda amid tensions between the men over the Government’s plans to sent migrants to the east African country.
The heir to the throne and the Prime Minister are both in Kigali for a Commonwealth summit and met privately over a cup of tea and biscuits – although the chat is not
Prince Charles and Camilla have paid tribute to the victims of the 1994 Rwandan genocide during a visit to a memorial in Kigali.
The future king, 73, was joined by the Duchess of Cornwall in the Rwandan capital where they met survivors and perpetrators of the mass genocide and paid homage to the victims by laying a wreath of white roses that included a card signed by the couple and silver ribbons embossed with the words ‘Never again’.
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The Duchess of Cambridge was elegant in a vibrant blue coat dress as she lead the royal family as they arrived at Windsor Castle today ahead of Garter Day celebrations.
Kate Middleton, 40, cut a chic figure in a stunning coat dress and matching £560 Juliette Botterill hat as she joined fellow royals including the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince William for the occasion, which is one of the most colourful events in the royal calendar.
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Prince Charles showed his softer side today as he cuddled a cute spaniel dog while as he joined the Camilla at the Royal Cornwall Show.
The future king, 73, wore a grey suit jacket complete with a purple pocket square for the event at the Royal Cornwall Showground at Whitecross as he and the Duchess of Cornwall, 74, chatted to guests.
At one point, Charles stroked an adorable golden spaniel, who licked the royal back.
Meanwhile Camilla, 74, sported a
