‘The Crown’ Star Josh O’Connor Admits He Feels Like The ‘Worst’ Unqualified Spokesperson For The Royal Family

Prince George has been labelled England's lucky mascot after he cheered on his side to a 2-0 victory in their nail-biting Euros game against Germany on Tuesday. Showing up to Wembley Stadium to support his country, Prince William and Kate Middleton stood beside their eldest son Prince George as they watched the team triumph.

When Kate Middleton set off on her first official overseas tour as a fully fledged royal, the world watched to see how she’d cope. It was the summer of 2011 and she was back in the spotlight two months after her wedding to Prince William.The couple, who became Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their marriage, travelled around Canada, taking in Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Northwest Territories and Alberta, before heading to Los Angeles.

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.

When it comes to the women of The Royal Family there is no question that they know what they are doing in the style stakes. From Kate Middleton being crowned the UK's most popular fashion influencer to Sophie, Countess of Wessex redefining middle aged dressing, the Royal women faultlessly walk the line between high style and ancient tradition.

Kate Middleton was a "reluctant clothes horse", but now brings a "modern touch" to the Royal Family, says expert Katie Nicholl.The author, who wrote the biography Harry and Meghan, discussed the Duchess of Cambridge's evolving fashion in the new documentary Kate: Our Queen in Waiting, which airs tonight at 9pm on Channel5.

would end with Season 6.“As we started to discuss the storylines for Series 5, it soon became clear that in order to do justice to the richness and complexity of the story we should go back to the original plan and do six seasons,” Morgan said in a statement at the time.

The sun was shining brightly in Ibiza.The views across the island from the luxury villa were breathtaking. I could see four sailboats in the turquoise sea and a row of adorable fisherman’s cottages.

Emma Corrin is known for her role as Princess Diana in “The Crown”, but this isn’t the first brush she’s had with royalty.

Royal expert Duncan Larcombe has compared Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle to former president Donald Trump, insisting that the prince cares more about headlines than details.

The new Lifetime movie Harry & Meghan: Escaping the Palace, depicts the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during one of the most controversial years of their lives as they endured difficulties within the Royal Family.The new film, which is set to be released in the autumn, will chronicle Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s year as senior royals, the birth of baby Archie, and their subsequent decision to step down.

Father's Day was celebrated internationally on 20 June and from Bollywood to Hollywood to even the royal family marked the special day on social media. It was indeed a day to look back on special memories as several celebrities shared childhood and throwback memories.

Princess Diana was always known for her iconic looks throughout her life in the public eye, from her fairy-tale wedding gown worn with the Spencer family tiara, to her black “revenge” dress from the night Prince Charles admitted his infidelity. In Season 4 of Netflix’s The Crown, the princess, played by Emma Corrin, displayed the evolution of her style, from her arrival as an outsider to become a fully-fledged member of the Royal Family.

The fourth season of The Crown detailed the first encounter between Prince Charles and the young Diana Spencer, played by Josh O’Connor and Emma Corrin respectively, whose ill-fated marriage became one of the most picked apart tabloid news engines of the 20th Century. Joe Utichi meets Corrin and O’Connor to learn more.

The Crown is a fictional representation of the royal family but the lead cast of the show is often put through the trial of revealing their opinions when it comes to the happenings in the royal household.

From strings of pearls to piles of precious stones and countless golden trinkets, the Royal vaults are lined with an unthinkable treasure trove of wealth amassed over centuries of rule. And every single stone is carefully recorded by hand in a series of leather bound books in a process started by Queen Victoria herself.