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5 hours ago · For decades, Princess Anne has been the nation's no-nonsense royal. The petite 73-year-old often doesn't act as though she is a member of the Royal Family - she competed in the Olympics and still ...
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2 hours ago · William invited Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips, the children of his aunt, Princess Anne, and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, daughters of his uncle Prince Andrew, to attend the event where they ...
11 hours ago · Princess Anne's daughter looked amazing Meghan Markle just wore earrings that blew up on Dragon's Den The Duchess of Sussex's £695 earrings with a royal stamp of approval…
11 hours ago · The Duke of Sussex recently spent three nights in London having travelled over to celebrate ten years of the Invictus Games. He didn't see any other members of the royal family - including King ...
11 hours ago · Zara Tindall impressed fans with a clever accessory at her first ever garden party. Prince William invited his cousins Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Peter Phillips and Zara to a Buckingham Palace garden party on Tuesday. However, the damp London weather meant Zara needed some extra accessories to protect her suede Emmy London shoes.
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11 hours ago · Describing Peter as ‘a laugh’, friends said he has faced a challenging few years. He is the first-born child of the Princess Royal and her first husband, Captain Mark Phillips, to whom she was married from 1973-1992 (the breakdown of their marriage is depicted in The Crown Season 5).
11 hours ago · On May 21, 2024, The Prince of Wales hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace on behalf of his father, King Charles. The Prince of Wales was joined by Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Zara Tindall, Mike Tindall and Peter Phillips. The Duke of Gloucester and his wife, the Duchess of Gloucester, also attended the garden party.
