The royals will continue their travels in Italy, according to Buckingham palace, noting that they "look forward to visiting him" when the Pope recovers.

In the first trailer for Confessions of a Female Founder, the duchess says her conversations with guests will be “friendly” and full of “girl talk.”

The duchess gave her followers a glimpse into her private life with snapshots of her lush Montecito garden.

The historic visit emphasized William's role in international relations, and though much focused on military operations and Estonian-Ukrainian relations, the royal still got a few jokes in. “How’s it working with the Brits?" he asked. "You don’t have to say nice things because I’m here.”

In January, Amanda Hirsch—the host of podcast Not Skinny But Not Fat—said she was “scared” in the run up to Meghan’s Netflix show. Afterward, the duchess responded with a calligraphic gift.

Despite the new records released Tuesday, the Heritage Foundation—the think tank behind Project 2025—still sounds ready to dial ICE.

The monarchs’ Wednesday visit, where they learned about tourism, was a surprise for security reasons.

In April, the royals will travel to Italy to celebrate literature before a meeting with the pope, who has been hospitalized since February 14.

The Princess of Wales made a solo appearance with the regiment in their annual London parade—and joined them for a Guinness—for the first time since she became their Colonel-in-Chief in 2022.

William cheered on the Welsh Rugby Union while Kate rooted for England's Rugby Football Union.

The queen, who has supported UK-based domestic violence organizations for more than a decade, has made supporting survivors a main focus of her royal work.

On April 8, the Duchess of Sussex will drop the first episode of a show featuring conversations with fellow entrepreneurs and a look at the rollout of her brand, As Ever.

From bejeweled golden plates to drinking clubs, royal revelry dates all the way back to the first century.

Cheltenham, the famed English hunt, is where the aristocratic set jockeys for fashion accolades. Camilla and other royals turned up turned out for “Style Wednesday.”

The Princess of Wales honored her father-in-law, King Charles, in the traditional way and made a subtle homage to Queen Elizabeth during Monday’s church service.

Though With Love, Meghan was light on chef-level wisdom, the duchess has deployed the better qualities of TikTok and YouTube—and has no desire to MAHA.

In a caption nodding to International Women's Day, Meghan praised “girls with dreams who will become women with vision.”

Though reviews of Markle’s new lifestyle show have been mixed, the streamer is doubling down with a batch of new episodes out this fall.

King Charles, an avid beekeeper himself, is said to be “far too busy” while the Prince and Princess of Wales have similar disinterest.

The Duchess of Sussex and the baroness of tv talk shows got together to talk With Love, Meghan, “charming” Harry, and much more.