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Lady Kitty Spencer’s latest look is giving off major Barbie vibes. Last week, Princess Diana’s niece shared a slideshow on her personal Instagram account, featuring herself and pal, Gui Siqueira, spending time in the sun at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles. “The Pink Palace with my Ken @siqueiragui,” she captioned the post.
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Princess Anne recently held the annual “The Not Forgotten” Christmas reception, and it looked like an amazing event. The official IG account of the royal family shared a glimpse of the party, which was held at St. James’s Palace, in a video on social media. According to the caption, attendees of the celebration included ex-servicemen and women “from all walks of life.”
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Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, shared a photo of himself at age 12. And he seriously looks like Prince Harry. In the caption, Spencer said, “Getting in some early research on my 2004 book, BLENHEIM - this was me, getting to grips with the battle and period in 1976.” The photo shows the young earl reading a book titled The Battle of Blenheim: August 13, 1704.
Lady Kitty Spencer’s latest look is giving off major Barbie vibes. Last week, Princess Diana’s niece shared a slideshow on her personal Instagram account, featuring herself and pal, Gui Siqueira, spending time in the sun at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles. “The Pink Palace with my Ken @siqueiragui,” she captioned the post.
Princess Anne recently held the annual “The Not Forgotten” Christmas reception, and it looked like an amazing event. The official IG account of the royal family shared a glimpse of the party, which was held at St. James’s Palace, in a video on social media. According to the caption, attendees of the celebration included ex-servicemen and women “from all walks of life.”
Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, shared a photo of himself at age 12. And he seriously looks like Prince Harry. In the caption, Spencer said, “Getting in some early research on my 2004 book, BLENHEIM - this was me, getting to grips with the battle and period in 1976.” The photo shows the young earl reading a book titled The Battle of Blenheim: August 13, 1704.