Prince William and Duchess Kate Feel ‘Great Comfort’ in Public’s Support After ‘Difficult’ Loss of Prince Philip

They might be known to the vast majority of the world by only their official titles, but the Royals Family also have cute nicknames for each other just like the rest of us. Over the years in a number of interviews, speeches and conversations with strangers, the royals have let slip what some of their pet names for one another are.

Her Majesty the Queen is famous for her stiff upper lip and perfect poise in public, but she’s a softie at heart. Over her incredible 69 year reign, the Queen has offered a few sneak peeks into her sweet side from accepting kisses to cuddling her grandchildren.The Queen delighted in Zoom calling Archie for his birthday back in May, and the nation melted at the news that as a youngster, Prince George called his great-grandmother ‘Gan Gan’.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have multiple family homes, but their most famed is Kensington Palace in London.The grand estate plays home to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - as well as their three young children - for a portion of the year, however, they aren't the only occupants.

More than four months have passed since the nation - and our Queen - waved a sad goodbye to Prince Philip. But while the popular Duke of Edinburgh may have gone, he has certainly not been forgotten.

Prince Philip died at Windsor Castle in April three weeks after a short stint in hospital, leaving him little time to play any part in his family's response to grandson Harry and granddaughter-in-law Meghan's accusations against the Royal Family. By the time of the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral, six weeks had passed since the couple's tell-all Oprah interview and tension between the two camps was reported to be high.

It comes as no surprise, but it turns out Meghan Markle wasn’t even wanted at Prince Philip’s funeral back in April.

Four months later, and there’s still interest around why Meghan Markle wasn’t at Prince Philip’s funeral. Philip, the grandfather of Meghan’s husband, Prince Harry, died on April 9, 2021, at the age of 99 years old.

Mending fences! Prince Harry and Prince William are growing closer despite the miles of distance between them, and according to royal expert Stewart Pearce, so are Meghan Markle and Duchess Kate.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrated a decade of marriage earlier this year, and are seen as one of Britain's strongest couples, sharing three gorgeous children together. However, things haven't always been easy for Prince William and Kate Middleton, and the royal spouses have had their fair share of bumps along the way.

It's a piece of jewellery instantly recognised around the world - a 12-carat oval blue sapphire surrounded by fourteen solitaire diamonds, now being proudly worn on the ring finger of the Duchess of Cambridge.The sparkling ring was presented to Kate in 2010 when Prince William popped the question in a romantic getaway in Kenya.The ring once belonged to William's late mother Princess Diana, and was kept by her sons after her death in 1997.

With fans of The Crown eagerly awaiting its return next year, many have started to wonder just who Californication actress Natasha McElhone will be playing when she takes on the role of Prince Philip’s close friend, Penny Knatchbull.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are thanking those who sent their support as they mourn Prince William’s “much loved grandfather and great-grandfather” Prince Philip.

Kate Middleton and husband Prince William are doting parents to three adorable children; Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.The family are known for their love of the outdoors, and thrifty young royal Kate is always encouraging the kids to play outdoors and make the most of nature, rather than staying indoors watching television.The 39-year-old Duchess takes the same approach when it comes to their family holidays, preferring to keep things low-key and purse-friendly, despite

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla have arrived in Scotland as they relocate in order to keep the Queen company this month.The Queen moved to her Balmoral Estate in the Scottish Highlands on July 23 for the first time as a widow, following the death of her husband Prince Philip in April.The late Duke of Edinburgh would always join his wife at the royal residence for the summer, with other family members coming to stay for a few weeks at a time, but this year Her Majesty will be alone.

Working through it. Meghan Markle and Duchess Kate’s relationship is continually improving after a rocky year, a source reveals exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly.