- Last week, Prince William posted an official message on Twitter confirming that he was boycotting social media over the weekend. “As President of the FA I join the entire football community in the social media boycott this weekend. W,” he wrote. William was referring to the extremely important international boycott, which was geared toward stopping online abuse and discrimination.
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Princess Anne broke her silence following the tragic death of her father, Prince Philip. The Princess Royal recently mailed out personalized cards to everyone who sent well wishes in light of her dad’s funeral. The message read, “The Princess Royal thanks you for your kind thoughts and sends you best wishes for the future.”
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This week, the future monarchs of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, along with their spouses, participated in a video chat from their respective homes. The group meeting included Crown Princess Victoria and Crown Prince Daniel of Sweden, Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway and Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark. During the call, the group discussed everything from their respective family lives and the pandemic to their patronages and the work they are all doing.
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Almost 40 years after Princess Diana’s wedding to Prince Charles, we learned that her David and Elizabeth Emanuel wedding dress is set to go on display at her former home—Kensington Palace—in a new exhibition. Called Royal Style in the Making, the new display will also include pieces from the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret and will “explore the relationship between fashion designers and their royal clients.”
Princess Anne broke her silence following the tragic death of her father, Prince Philip. The Princess Royal recently mailed out personalized cards to everyone who sent well wishes in light of her dad’s funeral. The message read, “The Princess Royal thanks you for your kind thoughts and sends you best wishes for the future.”
This week, the future monarchs of Sweden, Norway and Denmark, along with their spouses, participated in a video chat from their respective homes. The group meeting included Crown Princess Victoria and Crown Prince Daniel of Sweden, Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway and Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark. During the call, the group discussed everything from their respective family lives and the pandemic to their patronages and the work they are all doing.
Almost 40 years after Princess Diana’s wedding to Prince Charles, we learned that her David and Elizabeth Emanuel wedding dress is set to go on display at her former home—Kensington Palace—in a new exhibition. Called Royal Style in the Making, the new display will also include pieces from the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret and will “explore the relationship between fashion designers and their royal clients.”