The Queen
A stunning new portrait of Queen Camilla has been unveiled to commemorate her 78th birthday on Thursday. Captured by photographer Mark Thompson, the image shows the Queen with a warm smile as she rests against a stone wall in the gardens of her beloved Wiltshire residence, Raymill. She is adorned
The Queen
Queen Camilla brought a touch of royal green-fingered generosity to her recent charitable engagements, sharing botanical treasures from her personal garden while celebrating milestone moments for organizations close to her heart. The Queen's thoughtful gesture of gifting plants and seeds from her private Wiltshire home became the highlight
The King
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Engagements
King Charles III and Queen Camilla conducted a wide-ranging official visit to Northern Ireland yesterday, engaging with political leaders, community organizations, and local businesses in a tour that highlighted cross-community relations. The royal couple's day began in Belfast's award-winning Commercial Court, where they were welcomed by
Engagements
King Charles III and Queen Camilla will proceed with their scheduled state visit to Italy and the Vatican next month, Buckingham Palace has confirmed, despite recent health concerns surrounding Pope Francis. The four-day diplomatic tour, set for April 7-10, will continue as planned with a full schedule of engagements in
Royal Family
In a move that combines strategic security planning with marital devotion, King Charles has purchased a £3 million property adjacent to Queen Camilla's beloved country home, Ray Mill House in Wiltshire, to prevent it from being developed into a wedding venue that could have compromised her privacy and
Princess of Wales
In a poignant moment of personal and public significance, King Charles III and the Princess of Wales returned to Westminster Abbey on Monday for the annual Commonwealth Day service, marking their first joint appearance at the event since both faced cancer diagnoses that forced their absence last year. The historic
News
Their Majesties The King and Queen will lead a special reception at Buckingham Palace this Thursday to celebrate the vital work of humanitarian organizations and mark significant milestones of four global charities. The event, which will also be attended by The Princess Royal and The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester,