Queen Elizabeth II Thinks Prince William and Duchess Kate Are ‘Perfect’ to Succeed Her

Prince George is joining in on one of the royal family's traditions: A grouse shoot. The 7-year-old royal joined his parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William, for the annual tradition, People magazine reports, which took place at Queen Elizabeth's 52,000-acre estate at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.

Animal activists are NOT happy with the royal family!

still learning new things about the monarch. Today's tea: Random dietary habits. The queen's former chef, Darren McGrady, recently gave insight into the queen's favorite foods and the items she totally avoids.

Being the Queen, is directed by Tom Jennings, the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning filmmaker who also helmed the 2017 documentary, Diana: In Her Own Words. That film was so fascinating thanks to hundreds of hours of footage and never before seen tapes, and Jennings gives Being the Queen the same treatment.

Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy is very emotional, and about private memories of their mother, . In it, we learn there's one memory in particular the men wish they could change: the last time they spoke with her.At the time of her death in 1997, the princes hadn't seen their mother in a month, since they were spending the summer in Scotland with their father, Prince Charles, and grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, while Princess Diana was vacationing in Paris.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge live in Kensington Palace in Apartment 1A, with their three children Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Prince Louis. And according to recent reports by royal experts, Apartment 1A is “enormous”, despite its name signifying somewhere of a smaller size.

their parents? That's a whole another story. "While Queen Elizabeth is groomed and trained in posture, you can still tell how much she adores her children," Susan Constantine, human behavioral expert and author of The Complete Idiot's Guide to Reading Body Language, tells GoodHousekeeping.com.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip may be married for 72 years, but things were rocky once she officially took over the throne in 1952 following the death of her father, King George VI.“This extremely active enthusiastic young man who suddenly finds his whole life is going to be taken away from him and probably thinking he will become a “yes man” for the rest of his life.” Prince Philip’s cousin, Lady Pamela Hicks, says in the upcoming National Geographic documentary, Being the Queen.

Queen Elizabeth II continues to reign from Windsor Castle amid the coronavirus pandemic, the 94-year-old monarch learned she can depend on Duchess Kate to keep things running smoothly from Kensington Palace, a source reveals exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly.“These are strange times for everyone, senior royals included, and having Kate as her rock has made it so much easier for the queen to adapt to her new life at Windsor,” the source tells Us.

. We think is a pretty reasonable request, but apparently Piers doesn't agree.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are getting back to their royal roots. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex participated in a virtual call with young leaders on Monday as a part of the Queen's Commonwealth Trust.

Playing the current Queen of England is no small task.

She’s a natural! Prince William and Duchess Kate’s 5-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, is well aware of her princess status.“Charlotte knows she a princess and already has a toy tiara, which she loves wearing,” a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.The little one’s parents, who also share Prince George, 7, and Prince Louis, 2, “go out of their way to keep the kids grounded,” the insider adds.

to inform everyone that the Queen is super into Kate Middleton and Prince William right now because there's never any "drama" with them.“Queen Elizabeth finds it refreshing that there’s never any drama or scandal surrounding Kate and William," the source says, adding that Her Majesty has faith in their ability to step up to the throne. "In her eyes, they’re the perfect suitors for the position.

Teenagers across the country will head into school today to collect their A-level results.Bit it's not like any other results day as formal exams were cancelled this year due to coronavirus, therefore pupils have been graded on their previous performance and predictions.While it can be a nerve-wracking experience for most to open their envelopes in front of friends and family, there was the added pressure for those in the Royal Family as the rest of the world watched on.Although you'd expect the

, a forthcoming book about the Sussexes from royal reporters Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand, goes into detail about .

Prince Charles and Camilla sent their heartfelt condolences to the people of Lebanon this week.

Prince William and Duchess Kate learned not everyone was a fan of their Bingo hosting skills after they received some criticism from a disappointed player.William and Kate, both 38, visited the Shire Hall Care Home in Cardiff, Wales, on Wednesday, August 5, where they had an honest conversation with resident Joan Drew-Smith.The 87-year-old made headlines in May when she told the royal couple that their bingo calling “wasn’t as good as it should have been” after they hosted a virtual game for the

Prince Harry to be known as the “spare” to Prince William’s “heir,” a source reveals exclusively in the new issue of Us Weekly.The 35-year-old prince “felt like a spare part” next to William, 38, and Duchess Kate, the source says, noting that Harry felt like he was living in his brother’s shadow.