Princess Beatrice Gushes About Borrowing Her Wedding Gown from the Queen

The royal family are said to simply adore Christmas. So, although the Queen is renowned for being frugal, asking staff to use recycled bed sheets for example, she makes sure her homes are a very festive affair with no expense spared.

In the past, followers of the royal family have wondered why Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip don’t live together. The answer is surprisingly simple, according to one royal biographer.

According to a royal commentator, the Queen could stand down from the monarchy and make Prince Charles King when she reaches the age of 95. Speaking to True Royalty TV, Robert Jobson said: "I still firmly believe when the Queen becomes 95, that she will step down." Newsweek's royal reporter Jack Royston added: "I think she won't want to.

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, have returned to Windsor Castle.Following a week spent at their Sandringham estate in Norfolk, BAZAAR.com can confirm that the queen and her husband are back at their Windsor Castle estate ahead of the United Kingdom's second government-ordered lockdown due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Speaking on the latest episode of The Royal Beat, royal biographer Robert Jobson believes the 94-year-old monarch will retire from official duties in less than six months.

Even Harry and Meghan have been summoned to join, says the palace insider, despite the fact that Meghan’s January 12 court case has been postponed.

Following backlash from royal aides, Queen Elizabeth has canceled the Christmas walk for 2020. The longstanding tradition sees members of the royal family dressing in their finest and joining together for a public walk to St. Mary Magdalene Church on Christmas morning, where they are often joined by thousands of other mass-goers. But given current restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic, Christmas morning will look a little different this time around.

Speaking during an interview on the Graham Norton Show, British comedian Lee Mack claimed that Kylie left Her Majesty “stranded” at her Diamond Jubilee Concert in 2012.

The royal family have always been under the radar for every move they make; no matter how big or small. 2020, in particular, was very drama heavy especially with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepping away from their royal duties.

Prince Harry has always had an amazing sense of humor and, if we ever needed proof of that fact, we just got it in a big way, courtesy of royal author Bryan Kozlowski. In his new book, Long Live the Queen! 13 Rules for Living from Britain's Longest Reigning Monarch, Kozlowski shares a story about one of Harry's classic royal pranks—on his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, of all people.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's time together in the royal family wasn't always perfect. But, according to a new royal biography, their awkward run-ins with the other royals began as early as their wedding.

Queen Elizabeth was recently spotted not wearing a mask while making her first official royal visit after months of being locked down to the COVID-19.

in a very low-key (you know...for royals) ceremony back in July, and three full months later she's finally chatting about it.Taking it to Twitter, Beatrice spoke briefly about borrowing her grandmother the Queen's dress for the occasion, saying “It was an honour to wear my grandmother’s beautiful dress on my wedding day, I hope many of you are able to visit the exhibition which is still open at Windsor Castle.” Truly not sure who wants to risk it all mid-pandemic to go stare at a dress, but it

Finding Freedom author Omid Scobie added: "No masks for anyone at today’s engagement, but Buckingham Palace confirm that the Queen consulted her own doctors and all staff at @dstlmod tested negative before the visit."My two cents: While sensible and safe precautions were clearly made, I do worry that most people seeing the photos/videos won’t know the back story.

. But it seems the royal family DGAF about the pandemic or setting a good example for the millions of people that they represent or those who are avid royal watchers.During Queen Elizabeth's first public outing since March, she was joined by Prince William and an executive from Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) to "view displays of weaponry and tactics used in counter intelligence" .

British monarch Queen Elizabeth II made her first public engagement in seven months when she visited the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory on October 15. Her Majesty was joined by grandson Prince William as they ventured outside of castle walls, to Wiltshire, England, for the first time since the deadly COVID-19 pandemic began.

Queen Elizabeth II formally opened a new analysis center at a highly secretive government science facility on Thursday. It was a rare joint appearance with her grandson Prince William, who's second in line to the throne.