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Royal News Roundup: Prince William Goes Into Parenting Mode, Kate Middleton Wears Pink (Again) & More
Here’s all the royal news you need to know for the week of June 29, 2023.
- Kate Middleton celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Young V&A Museum in London. During the outing, the Princess of Wales wore pink for the fifth time in recent weeks.
- Princess Catherine attended the third day of the Royal Ascot in Berkshire and wore a bright red dress by Alexander McQueen, which featured long sleeves, a belted waist, a V-neckline and a midi-length hem.
- Prince William traveled to the Tillydrone Community Campus in Aberdeen, Scotland, to learn about the services offered to the community. The Prince of Wales went into parenting mode while chatting with a mother and her child.
- In honor of Armed Forces Day, King Charles shared a slideshow on social media featuring throwback snaps of royal family members showing their appreciation for the men and women of the British Armed Forces.
- Sotheby’s announced that the iconic red sweater (with the black sheep) famously worn by Princess Diana will be put up for auction this fall. (FYI, bids for the sweater will be taken from August 31 to September 14.)
- King Charles and his wife, Camilla Parker Bowles, stopped by Lancaster House to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Elephant Family. The royal family shared photos from the outing on Instagram.
- Sarah “Fergie” Ferguson revealed on her new podcast, Tea Talks with the Duchess and Sarah, that she was diagnosed with breast cancer. After the announcement, the royal penned a heartfelt tweet thanking fans for their support.
- On another episode of her podcast, Ferguson shared details about Princess Eugenie’s newborn son, Ernest, and revealed his nickname.
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