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Following the end of her podcast, cancelled by Spotify after just one season, rumours were abound that Meghan Markle was set to take on a new starring role as the face of Dior.
E ven on a day when Royal Ascot felt even more awash with bunting than ever, and the top hats and collars were suitably stiff and starched, there was a hint of change in the air. A gentle sense of tradition encountering transition after the death of the sport’s greatest patron, Queen Elizabeth II, last year.It was evident as the royal procession bumpily made its way down the straight before the first race, and the regal waves of the King Charles III were met with gentle – rather than rousing applause – although plenty did tip their hats. The racecards also carried a new royal cypher, bearing the double C for Charles and Camilla.
E ven in the final years of her reign, when first the Covid epidemic and then failing health prevented Queen Elizabeth II from attending Royal Ascot in person, the late monarch was still a presence at her favourite course during the biggest week of its year. “Even though she wasn’t here last year, she was still at Windsor Castle and watching the whole affair,” Nick Smith, Ascot’s director of racing and public affairs, said this past week. “She did still feel very much part of the event.”
King Charles' first Birthday Honours list has been announced.
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle were involved in a 'near catastrophic car chase' after making their first public appearance since the Duke of Sussex visited the UK alone to attend his father King Charles' Coronation.
Young royal Lady Louise Windsor has paid tribute to her late grandfather Prince Philip as she drove a carriage at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Sunday (May 14.)
Members of the Royal Family were cladded out for King Charles’ Coronation on Saturday (May 6) but there was definitely one young royal who stole the show. Lady Louise Windsor wowed viewers watching the big occasion with her stunning floral dress and left people wondering where they could get their hands on it.
Shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy said that something had 'gone wrong' following the arrests of six anti-monarchy protesters ahead of the King's coronation. Last night (Monday) the Met expressed 'regret' over the arrests which meant the demonstraters couldn't join the wider protests during King Charles' Coronation.