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6 days ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
Over the last year, we have seen many royals celebrating their nation’s athletes following the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris. This week, King Felipe of Spain celebrated the career and legacy of one of his country’s most prolific athletes, Rafael Nadal. It’s just been announced that Nadal has been given an aristocratic title. The King of Spain has given him the title of Marquis of Llevant de Mallorca.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
Crown Prince Christian of Denmark has taken part in his first State Council . On 19 June, King Frederik presided over the State Council; all government ministers attend these council meetings to inform the Danish monarch of the government’s work. The Crown Prince of Denmark joined the meeting for the first time since becoming heir to the throne on the accession of his father as king.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
The King and Queen made a triumphant entry to Royal Ascot, embracing the history and pomp of one of the Royal Family’s most beloved traditions. Queen Camilla put a spotlight on family tradition by wearing some of the oldest stones in the Royal Family’s collection. The Queen embraced the green of the race course with her deep green day dress and matching hat. The real star of her ensemble was her jewels, specifically the Cambridge Emerald Cluster Brooch.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands was back on royal duty after a major injury. Just over a week after having surgery to repair a broken arm, the Princess of Orange accompanied her father to present a new regimental standard. King Willem-Alexander and his eldest daughter visited the Princess Catharina-Amalia Hussars Regiment at Prince Bernhard Barracks in Amersfoort.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway has turned her attention to the issue of climate change and recently hosted the Children’s Climate Panel at the Royal Palace in Oslo. The Children’s Climate Panel is made up of eight children from across Norway. The eleven to eighteen year olds act as a liaison for children across Norway by meeting with politicians and other policy makers and sharing their opinions.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
King Philippe of the Belgians has revealed why he doesn’t wear a crown and no one really noticed because he also brought along a puppy. The Belgian king was answering questions sent to him after he issued a social media invitation to grill him on any subject as part of his 65th birthday celebrations. Members of the public were able to submit questions to the Belgian king to learn more about him.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg has released several new portraits taken for an interview with ELLE Luxembourg. Instead of wearing one of her trusted tiaras, she chose the tiara that royal brides in Luxembourg wear: the Luxembourg Vine Leaves Tiara! This floral tiara is largely shrouded in mystery. The Grand Ducal court has not confirmed when the tiara was made, when it was acquired by the family, or even who made it.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
Princess Ingrid-Alexandra of Norway’s decision to head to Australia in August to begin her studies at the University of Sydney hasn’t gone down well with everyone but she’s sweetened the mood with some candyfloss. The second-in-line to the Norwegian throne is staying busy with royal engagements this summer and she donned fun face paint at a children’s festival in Oslo. The 21 year old princess attended the 2025 Miniøya Festival.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
The Order of the Garter service is a major event on the royal calendar each year, with royals taking part in the service and more attending as guests. As expected, The Princess of Wales and The Duchess of Edinburgh were there and looking very summery. The two royals were outside St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle to watch the Garter procession before the service. Both their husbands are members of the Order of the Garter and joined other knights for the walk to the chapel.
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1 week ago | 
royalcentral.co.uk | Jessica Storoschuk
He was the man who wore the Crown of two countries but his birth left many wondering if he would survive to succeed his mother. He was James VI of Scotland and James I of England and while his reign began the process of unifying two kingdoms, his debut was dramatic and dangerous. James was the only child of Mary, Queen of Scots, and Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley. His parents’ marriage was shrouded in drama.
