Elizabeth II: Celebs Rumors

King Charles is known to be a big animal lover, so much so that he has even opened up the doors of his Scottish Balmoral home to some of the wild animals that live on the sprawling estate.

The royals may be surrounded by the most sumptuous banquets, yet when it comes to their personal tastes, they're much like us with simpler favourites. For instance, Queen Camilla is said to kick off her day with a wholesome bowl of porridge drizzled with honey while down-to-earth brothers Princes William and Harry can't resist a tasty slice of pizza.The beloved late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip even enjoyed plain cereals for breakfast, according to reports, showcasing their modest preferences. Meanwhile King Charles, who has often foregoing lunch in years gone by, now savours a nutritious half an avocado to fuel his afternoons.

Letters have indicated that the Queen sought “effective security” for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, casting doubt on the royal couple’s narrative, according to reports.

During a 2022 visit to Cardiff ahead of the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee, Princess Charlotte's musical antics elicited a warm response from her brother, Prince George, as seen in a viral TikTok video.

, this sparked the time-honored tradition of presenting a sparkling chunk of carbon to one’s betrothed … at least, among European aristocracy.Diamonds weren’t readily until the late 1800s, nor were they synonymous with everyday proposals until DeBeers’ “A Diamond Is Forever” ad campaign in 1947. Years earlier, the luxury jewelry company launched a to get romantic engagements written into Hollywood movies and their jewels in the hands of starlets and modern British royals.

Melania Trump and King Charles III are NOT the friendly duo we were expecting to hear about today…

The Queen Consort made the decision to scrap the centuries-old tradition of having ladies-in-waiting as part of her efforts to modernise the monarchy.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been happily married for over six years, but there was one hurdle they had to clear first. Before popping the question to Meghan, Harry had to seek permission from his late grandmother due to a longstanding royal tradition.The rule states that the first six individuals in line to the throne must obtain the monarch's approval before getting engaged. When Harry knew he was ready to take the next step with Meghan, he approached the late Queen for her blessing before offering the former actress her engagement ring.

A horse named Lord Firebrand, who led the procession of Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall on 14 September 2022 has been awarded the PDSA Order of Merit, the animal equivalent of an OBE.The horse, who is known by the nickname Yogi, received the award in recognition of his outstanding devotion to society, that included his role in the funeral procession and other royal occasions. Yogi is a military working horse, and was part of the King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Woolwich up until his retirement in December 2023.The PDSA, the UK veterinary charity, said he had provided “unique emotional support” to his riders during his prestigious career and had appeared at official ceremonies including the state opening of Parliament, the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, state visits and Trooping the Colour.

A new provocative documentary airing on Channel 4 will depict Queen Camilla in a light akin to Prince Harry's "wicked stepmother", and it's forecasted to stir considerable debate, sources claim.The original broadcast date was reportedly delayed due to King Charles facing health issues with his cancer diagnosis, but is now set to "make waves" once it airs. According to sources, the programme will cast Camilla as someone who has been curating her image for 30 years, and Channel 4 is preparing for the storm it may unleash, especially within the walls of Buckingham Palace.

Queen Elizabeth II absolutely adored her 12 great-grandchildren, but it was extra special when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle chose to honour her by naming their daughter Lilibet.The adorable moniker harks back to the Queen's own childhood when she couldn't quite pronounce Elizabeth, and thus 'Lilibet' became a term of endearment within the Royal Family. But the Queen's former footman, Paul Burrell, revealed that after Prince Harry and Meghan relocated to the US, the distance from Lilibet was a source of sorrow for the Queen in her later years.

K.J. Yossman Disgraced anchor Phillip Schofield, who resigned from ITV‘s “This Morning” in 2023 after admitting to an affair with a PA, is planning a return to television. Schofield has filmed a new show for U.K.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to step back from their roles as senior members of the Royal Family has seen a great deal change in the past four years. And, while Prince Harry has made a number of journeys back to the UK for events and significant charity engagements, Meghan has chosen not to follow suit.The last time the Duchess returned was for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in September 2022 when the pair were already in the UK carrying out a handful of appearances.

Aramide Tinubu For decades, the British Royal Family managed to maintain a certain mystique and allure. Tabloid fodder and salacious stories leaked occasionally, but in the 1990s, the scandals surrounding Princess Diana and King Charles’ marriage almost caused the entire enterprise to collapse. However, the royals seemed to hit new heights in popularity in 2018 when Prince Harry married Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.

Princess Charlotte, at just nine years old, has a surprisingly refined taste for food. Unlike most children her age who would be content with cheese sandwiches and various potato-style dishes, the young royal clearly prefers more sophisticated fare, with her mother once revealing that she has a particular fondness for olives.

The Prince of Wales, who was brought up with the knowledge that he would one day ascend to the throne, is beginning to exhibit traits of the kind of leader he will become - and it's evident he takes after a significant royal figure.The exact moment when King Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales informed William about his future role remains unknown. However, from an early age, he began receiving 'training' for his impending responsibilities.

An emotional segment on Loose Women saw Coleen Nolan discussing the "worst thing" that could happen to her as a mum. The conversation turned reflective when the panel spoke about Prince William and Prince Harry's rift, in light of William's public birthday message to his brother.

King Charles III is looking for a shepherd to help look after his 2,000 royal sheep -but they must have their own dog.The Sandringham Estate is advertising for a skilled shepherd with at least two years’ experience to tend the monarch’s 2,000-strong flock of Aberfields.The farm on Sandringham Estate has 200 hectares of permanent grass for breeding the ewes and beef shorthorn-based cattle.Criteria for becoming the King’s newest shepherd includes having your own working dog, a full clean UK driving licence and a right to live and work in the UK.A job advert on its website says: “Day to day shepherding will form the majority of this role with some assistance in winter housing and spring calving of the beef herd.“A passion for livestock, an open mind, and a willingness to learn and develop alongside an innovative system will be critical to succeeding in this role.”It says the successful candidate will be a self-motivated team player “able to uphold the highest standards of animal welfare”.And it adds they must have their own working dog or dogs and a full driving licence.Sheep on the estate, which is organically-farmed, are used to produce “finished lamb for a premium supermarket retailer”.Their numbers were increased by the then Prince Charles in 2019 as their droppings would help fertilise the sandy soil.The King has revolutionised farming on the 21,000-acre estate, which he inherited after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II in September, 2022.As well as turning it over the organic farming methods, he has also re-introduced rare breed cattle, planted hedgerows and helped rear rare birds.

Royal fans were moved to tears after King Charles III broke with tradition to share a "sweet" moment with the New Zealand women’s rugby team, with many saying he "needed it."

King Charles III warmed hearts as he embraced the New Zealand women's rugby team in a "sweet" moment that left Royal enthusiasts teary-eyed. The endearing encounter took place at Buckingham Palace on 11 September, when Ayesha Leti-I'iga, a player for the Black Ferns, asked the monarch for a hug.To everyone's delight, King Charles responded with a beaming "Why not? " before joining the players for a group hug amidst laughter and cheers.The 75-year-old monarch later quipped, "It was like being flattened by a scrum," adding a touch of humour to the occasion.

a massive $8.5 million cash bonus thanks to arrangements made by his late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.After much speculation over whether Harry will accept the money given that he’s no longer a working member of the royal family, it appears as though the duke will not be saying “no.”“I’ve no doubt that Harry will accept it, it’s money that’s owed to him, money that’s coming to him,” King Charles’ former royal butler Grant Harrold exclusively told The Post.“I don’t think he will decline the money, it’s inheritance so it’s his right,” he said, adding that “it’s already something that has been set in place for years now.”The late Queen Elizabeth II’s mother put $90 million into a trust fund for her family, and listed that Harry was to access his share of the trust when he turned 40 as one of the fund’s stipulations.Unlike his estranged brother, who received a ceremonial bell concert at Westminster Abbey on the milestone birthday, Harry is reportedly set to receive a larger share than what William received on his 40th birthday.“[The money] will be part of Harry’s birthday celebrations which will hopefully see him receive well wishes from his family and celebrate with his wife and family, doing something very nice but probably in private — as what I’ve experienced with the royals before, is that they like to celebrate these things privately behind closed doors,” Harrold said.It was reported that William and his wife, Princess Catherine, were left “disgusted” at Harry’s share of the inheritance.Sources close to the Prince and Princess of Wales told Closer last month that the pair feel the duke is not deserving of the income.The hefty sum of money will be a welcome addition to the Duke and Duchess of

In a bombshell claim, an insider linked to the Royal Family alleges Queen Elizabeth II labelled Meghan Markle as "evil" in the weeks leading up to her death.

Well, this is a hot take from a British elder statesman!

stayed in close contact with his late mother’s side of the family, specifically his uncle Charles Spencer.“Charles [Spencer] has invited Harry, Meghan and the children to Althorp this Christmas,” a source told the Express. “It’s far too early to say whether they will take him up on it, but the offer is there if they want it.”Should the Sussexes and their two children — Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet — decide to make the 5,396-mile journey from Montecito, Calif., to Althorp in England, it will be the first time the “Suits” alum has stepped foot on Harry’s soil since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in 2022.What’s more, Harry and Meghan have not yet received an invitation from the royals for Christmas at Sandringham this year, but according to the insider, it’s unlikely that the duo would accept.“There hasn’t been an invitation extended to Sandringham just yet, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be one forthcoming,” the source said.

Prince Harry has revealed the cutting eight word reply he gave to King Charles, after he was told that wife Meghan Markle wasn’t invited to be with Queen Elizabeth II when she died. Harry was travelling to be with his grandmother at the time she passed two years ago in September 2022.

The Royal Family have been urged to "do more to work things out" to avoid "a massive cloud hanging over them", following Prince Harry's discreet visit to the UK to honour a family friend.

Meghan Markle stepped out to give a talk at the grand opening of Godmothers bookstore in California on Saturday night as part of one of her close friend Oprah Winfrey's book club sessions.The Duchess of Sussex donned a black collared jumpsuit as she spoke to the crowd at the event, which fell on the eve before the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death. While Meghan spoke, her children's book The Bench and Prince Harry's controversial memoir Spare were on display in the 'Hometown heroes' section of the store - an area which celebrates authors local to the area.Talking in a clip for the store's Instagram page, the owner says: "So this is our local authors section when you first walk in, and I want it to be when you first walk in so that authors who are local to the area know that this is heir hometown bookstore.

The Royal Family have shared a moving tribute to Queen Elizabeth II on the second anniversary of her death.The Queen passed away on 8 September 2022 at her Balmoral Estate in Scotland. After a record-breaking 70-year reign, Her Majesty was laid to rest at King George VI Memorial Chapel at Windsor Castle, alongside her late husband Prince Philip.

Prince Harry "thinks he's bigger than he actually is" and has ended up as the "loser" after ditching the UK for the US, a Royal photographer has claimed.The Duke of Sussex relocated to America in 2020 with wife Meghan Markle after they both decided to step down from royal duties.The couple now reside in Montecito, California, with their two children, Prince Archie and his younger sister Princess Lilibet. Harry, 39, hasn't been on great terms with members of the Royal Family since leaving the UK, most notably his older brother William, 42, and father King Charles, 75.

Sir Ian McKellen has been criticised for making a "snide attack" on the late Queen, with some voices calling for him to return his knighthood.The esteemed actor, who's 85, took a jab at the monarch by describing her as "rude" and seemingly "quite mad" in her later years. Concerned commentator and royal author Margaret Holder chimed in, suggesting: "Perhaps if Sir Ian feels so slighted by the Queen he could consider returning his knighthood, although he may regret that in the future." She also noted Ian's recent stage tumble in June, suggesting: "We have to remember this is an elderly man who had a nasty accident recently.

This is the moment Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's former royal ally "turned away and stepped back" from them. Royal fans have branded the clip 'awkward' after it resurfaced on social media, two years after it was first recorded.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 39 and 43, stepped down from their duties in 2020 and relocated across the pond, first to Canada before settling down in Montecito, California.They have now lived there for more than four years and are raising their two children, Archie and Lilibet, there.They also take part in philanthropic work as well as speaking out about their experience in the Firm, including in their Netflix documentary which became an instant hit upon its release in 2022.

One of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's former allies in the Royal Family could be seen "turning away and stepping back" from the pair in a moment fans are calling "awkward".

Prince Harry reportedly stayed at Princess Diana's childhood home, Althorp House, during his recent secret visit to the UK.

The sudden passing of Diana, Princess of Wales, sparked a wave of grief and mourning that was completely unprecedented. An estimated 60 million bouquets were left in memory of Diana at locations such as Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace and her ancestral home, Althorp House in Northamptonshire.

The tragic loss of Diana, Princess of Wales in a Paris car crash left the nation in mourning, but none felt the impact more than her young sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. At the time they were on holiday at Balmoral with their father, King Charles, Queen Elizabeth II, and other Royal Family members. It was Charles who had to break the devastating news to his sons, after the tragedy on 31 August, 2007.

Four years later, our friends from across the pond are back with the return of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts‘ TV Tea Party to Los Angeles.