G7 Summit: Queen Elizabeth REUNITES with Charles, Camilla, William, Kate 1st time post Prince Philip's funeral

Prince Harry is feeling “homesick” and has been calling close friends from home “for advice” on how to heal things with his father Prince Charles. According to royal biographer Robert Lacey, the Duke of Sussex is regretting some of his comments about his father this year, and is trying to find a way to make amends with the help of his closest confidantes.

It was a bubbly good time when Queen Elizabeth II kicked off a week of royal duties on Scotland on Monday (June 28), the first visit to the country since her husband Prince Philip passed away in April. The 95-year-old head of the British royal family was joined by grandson Prince William to help open a new A.G.

With Prince Harry's recent arrival in the UK for the Princess Diana statue unveiling, as a tribute to his mother on July 1, all eyes will be focused on The Duke of Sussex's reunion with his brother Prince William.

Queen Elizabeth II is keeping her family close. On Wednesday, the British reigning monarch was photographed alongside Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Buckingham Palace, making it her first in-person audience since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Queen Elizabeth was in a vibrant mood during the first in-person weekly audience with the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic at Buckingham Palace yesterday, i.e. June 23.

Prince Harry's last visit to the UK was during Prince Philip's funeral.

It's a special day today, i.e. June 21, for the Cambridges as Prince William celebrates his 39th birthday.

Prince Harry will reportedly not meet jointly with his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles when he flies in from the US for the statue unveiling of his late mother, Princess Diana. The Stateside royal will be coming back to the UK for the event, set to take place on July 1, which would have been Princess Diana's 60th birthday, at the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been voted as the "most respected" royals behind The Queen. A survey has shown that people between the ages of 13 and 25 in Britain see Her Majesty, 95, as the most respected member of the Royal Family, with her receiving 26 per cent of the votes.

Queen Elizabeth, 95, has met with President Joe Biden, 78, and First Lady Jill Biden, 70, for tea at Windsor Castle. The British monarch hosted the couple on June 13, after meeting briefly at a reception two days prior. It marked Biden’s first sit-down with the Queen since his inauguration as President of the United States, and the royal’s first major engagement since her late husband Prince Philip passed away.

Queen Elizabeth held a special Trooping the Colour ceremony at Windsor Castle.The annual event, which marks her official birthday, was celebrated on Saturday, with a military parade in the quadrangle of the castle.

 First Lady Dr. Jill Biden ’s Friday was spent with members of the British royal family! After visiting a school and participating in a roundtable discussion with the Duchess of Cambridge earlier in the day, the educator and her husband President Joe Biden met with  Queen Elizabeth  at the G7 Leaders reception.First Lady Dr.

vaccines over the past few months, which has been credited with turning around the country's pandemic response.Two of the most high-profile women in the vaccination drive, Professor Sarah Gilbert of the University of Oxford, and venture capitalist Kate Bingham, the former head of the U.K.

Queen Elizabeth, 95, welcomed President Joe Biden, 78, and First Lady Jill Biden, 70, in the United Kingdom! The reigning monarch hosted a reception for the Group Seven world leaders Eden Project botanical garden on Friday, June 11. Queen Elizabeth was beaming as she wore a white and pink floral patterned dress, perfect for the late Spring season.

Queen Elizabeth’s youngest son Prince Edward recently got candid about the tensions amongst the royals following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s exit from the UK. In a chat with CNN, the Prince described the tensions between royals as “very sad.” “It’s difficult for everyone but that’s families for you…we wish them the very best of luck.