Hollywood Arms. It was known to be one of Prince Harry's favourite pubs. To keep his visits there on the down low he was allowed access through a secret back door entrance.
08.02.2022 - 15:07 / ok.co.uk
As Her Majesty the Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee, sources say The Firm is planning a grand royal house swap. When the time comes and Prince Charles becomes King, it was thought that he’d remain at his beloved Clarence House and open up Buckingham Palace to tourists.
But according to a source, the future King will be moving into ‘monarchy HQ’ - otherwise known as ‘the flat above the shop’.The royal source told the Daily Mail: “There is no question about it. HRH’s view is that you need a monarch at monarchy HQ.
“Just like the Queen, it will effectively be in the ‘flat above the shop’. He feels it is right, just as the Queen does, to work out of Buckingham Palace.” But where does this leave the rest of the Royal Family? Here’s what we know about the epic house swap… Prince Charles When Her Majesty sadly passes, the Prince of Wales will become King and make Buckingham Palace his home with Camilla - who will become Queen Consort.The iconic building hosts up to 100,000 guests a year, and over 15 million tourists flood through its doors! Charles will have plenty of breathing room, though, as the palace boasts 775 rooms.The future King will also inherit Windsor Castle, Sandringham House and Balmoral.
Not to mention his already bursting property portfolio including Highgrove in Gloucestershire, Birkhall on Royal Deeside and his current London base, Clarence House. Prince William and Kate Middleton The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have made Apartment 1A at Kensington Palace a comfortable and modern family home.Their children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis - have settled in nicely, and also enjoy time at their country retreat: Anmer Hall on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
Hollywood Arms. It was known to be one of Prince Harry's favourite pubs. To keep his visits there on the down low he was allowed access through a secret back door entrance.
Prince Charles, 73, is first in the line of succession for the British throne when his mother Queen Elizabeth, 95, passes away. After Charles, he’ll eventually be succeeded by his son Prince William, 39. Someday, Charles’ eldest grandson Prince George, 8, will eventually take the throne. The Prince of Wales has been with his wife Camilla Parker Bowles, 74, for 17 years, and while they have no children together, Charles had two sons from his first marriage to Princess Diana. Both William and his younger son Prince Harry, 37, have given Charles five grandkids. Find out more about all of his grandkids here!
COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- The Duchess of Cambridge met Wednesday with Denmark’s popular monarch, Queen Margrethe, and her daughter-in-law, Crown Princess Mary, in Copenhagen as part of a two-day visit to learn more about how Denmark has led efforts in early childhood development.Kate slid down a slide at the Lego Foundation PlayLab and hung out with young children in the woods at a forest kindergarten as part of the trip with her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, the first time she has taken the work of her institution to the international stage.Before her solo trip to Denmark, the duchess revealed she spent a recent school vacation playing with Danish-made Lego bricks with her three children — Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis — who were jealous she got to visit the Lego Foundation.“My children are very jealous they weren’t coming to see the Lego Foundation. They were like, ‘hang on, there’s Lego and we’re not coming?’” said Kate, who arrived in the Danish capital on Tuesday and visited the Infant Mental Health Program at the University of Copenhagen.On Twitter, the royal said that Tuesday “was all about understanding the very earliest stages of a child’s development here in Denmark." She said that on Wednesday the focus was on children’s mental health and wellbeing.The Duchess of Cambridge took a woodland walk with children and had a go at chopping a log while visiting a forest kindergarten in suburban Copenhagen Wednesday.
Kate Middleton and Prince William ’s kids have their own pets - and they really do have funky names. In 2016 The Duchess of Cambridge announced that Princess Charlotte owns a hamster that goes by the name of Marvin. We don’t know if Marvin is still around, but according to Kate, Charlotte loves him because the “whiskers always tickle her face.
They might be frightfully posh with traditional, Christian monikers, but the Royal Family also loves a nickname. We know her as Her Majesty, or Ma'am, but the Queen has several quirky alternatives bestowed on her by her family. Read on for every royal nickname, including baby Archie's...
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Prince William and Kate Middleton spend most of their time residing at the lavish 1A apartment in Kensington Palace with their young children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. And along with the pristine décor, beautiful flower arrangements and chic patterned rugs, the four-storey apartment comes with a hidden panic room and an escape tunnel to help keep the family safe. As reported by Global Citizen, it was revealed: “Kate and William’s royal apartment at Kensington Palace includes a panic room with an air filtration system, guarding against biological warfare, and an escape tunnel.” With William, 39, being second-in-line to the British throne and George third-in-line, the safety of the family is of paramount importance.
The royal family may not have much in common with the rest of the UK population.
Her Majesty the Queen is loved around the world, but thanks to Prince William the Royal Family is more popular than ever. According to royal expert Jennie Bond, the future King has made The Firm ‘cool’. Jennie exclusively told OK! : “William and Kate have managed to bring informality to royal occasions.They connect with young people in a way that is vital for the success and future of the monarchy.
Candid camera! Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and more royal kids have been taught the highest standards of decorum, but even they have unscripted moments in public, which are sometimes captured by royal photographers Samir and Zak Hussein.
Prince William has a messy habit that leaves his wife Kate Middleton less than impressed when they're at home. Kate, 40, previously opened up about one of her husband's habits at home, revealing that William, 39, is a "nightmare" with a certain type of food. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge gave royal fans a glimpse into their home life during a visit to an RAF base in Cyprus in 2018, where they opened a new recreation facility and met military personnel serving on the island.