The Queen's quirky food habits: Wine and OJ with dinner - but strictly no garlic

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's choice to name their daughter after the Queen "breaches her privacy" because it suggests "inappropriate intimacy", a royal expert claims. Her Majesty's biographer Sally Bedell Smith says the monarch had "no choice" but to accept the baby's name as she is "walking on eggshells" around the couple.

Royal followers may be curious to know more about the Queen’s great-grandchildren, especially as Her Majesty’s family continues to welcome new royal babies into the world. Luckily, we’re diving into each of the Queen’s great-grandchildren below! But first, here’s a little background on the Queen’s family at large.

Looking to the past to dictate their future! The royal family leans on tradition when it comes to naming their offspring, from Queen Elizabeth II to Archie Mountbatten-Windsor.

 President Joe Biden  will be meeting with two monarchs during his first overseas trip as commander-in-chief. In addition to visiting  Queen Elizabeth  at Windsor Castle, the president, 78, will also meet with King Philippe of Belgium.How First Lady Dr.

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As US President Joe Biden and his wife, First Lady, Jill Biden travel to the UK for the G7 summit, they will also be having a meet with Queen Elizabeth II in person at Windsor Castle. The summit will be hosting leaders from the world's biggest economies. The meeting between Queen Elizabeth II and the Bidens will take place on Sunday, June 13 as confirmed by the Buckingham Palace.

Queen Elizabeth II is about to welcome President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden to Windsor Castle.

Princess Charlotte is the Queen’s “favourite” great-grandchild because of her love of horses, a royal expert has claimed.The daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton, six, is believed to be “pony-mad”, according to editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine Ingrid Seward.The fourth in line to the throne reportedly starting riding at 18 months and follows in the footsteps of Her Majesty, 95, whose passion for horses spans 90 years after she was given her first pony by her grandfather aged four.

Queen Elizabeth is honoring her late husband.

Queen Elizabeth has been seen paying tribute to her late husband Prince Philip as she stepped out for a Royal visit on Saturday 22 May.The 95 year old monarch wore a broach gifted to her by Prince Philip, who died age 99 in April, as she visited the Royal Navy flagship, which was docked in Portsmouth.

Over a month after losing her husband Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth witnessed more heartache as one her pups passed away. According to a latest report in People, the pup was one of the two puppies gifted to the Queen during Prince Philip's last days.

Queen Elizabeth’s five month old puppy Fergus died from a heart problem it had since birth, reports have claimed.The 95 year old monarch is said to have been left “devastated” after the dorgi, which is a dachshund-corgi mix, died at the weekend – weeks after the passing of her husband Prince Philip.

Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi are due to have their first child in the autumn. It said “both families are delighted with the news.”Beatrice, the elder daughter of Prince Andrew and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, married property developer Mapello Mozzi in July 2020 at a small ceremony constrained by coronavirus restrictions.

Queen Elizabeth II has been delivered a heartbreaking fresh blow as one of her dorgi puppies has died, according to reports.The 95 year old monarch is said to have been gifted the pup, Fergus, by son Prince Andrew while her husband Prince Philip was ill in hospital earlier this year.