Katie Nicholl

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.com | Katie Nicholl

The birthday of King Charles III was officially honored at Buckingham Palace Saturday at Trooping the Colour, which featured a spectacular parade, carriage procession, and fly past involving the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team. The King, who rode to the parade in a carriage, was joined by Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton, and their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, always the star of the royal family’s public appearances.

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.com | Katie Nicholl

When King Charles celebrated the 35th anniversary of The King’s Foundation with a star-studded awards ceremony on Thursday, much of the spotlight was on David Beckham. The former England captain, who has bonded with Charles over their love of beekeeping, is rumored to be granted knighthood when the king’s Birthday Honours are announced on Saturday.

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.com | Katie Nicholl

Kate Middleton carried out a solo engagement on Tuesday with a visit to the newly opened V&A East Storehouse, part of the family of V&A Museums around the country. Princess Kate, who is patron of the Victoria and Albert Museum in central London, visited the new East London venue which opened to the public last month.

2 weeks ago | vanityfair.it | Erin Vanderhoof |Katie Nicholl

Quest'anno Meghan Markle ha sottolineato che «Sussex» è il cognome che condivide con il principe Harry e i loro due figli, il principe Archie e la principessa Lilibet del Sussex. Ma un recente articolo del Guardian ha rivelato che un problema legato ai passaporti ha portato il Duca e la Duchessa a prendere in considerazione la possibilità di dare ai loro figli nomi legali diversi.

1 month ago | graziadaily.co.uk | Katie Nicholl

Prince Harry’s dramatic High Court defeat has been ‘the final nail in the coffin’ for his relationship with his father King Charles despite Harry publicly saying he wants a reconciliation. The Duke of Sussex said he was ‘devastated’ following the Court of Appeal’s decision last week to strike out his case to have automatic police protection whenever he is in the UK because it means he cannot bring his family to England.