Royal News Roundup: Will & Kate's Joint Outing, Charles's Rescue Pups & Fergie's Surprise Interview

• Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles recently shared a handful of photos of their rescue pups on Instagram to support Battersea’s Dog & Cat Home (where they rescued their dogs from). The first three shots show the two pups—Beth (named after the queen?) and Bluebell—in the couple’s yard, modeling their new blue bandanas. The final image features the dogs with their owners, who are sitting on the porch and smiling for the camera.

• A new six-part docuseries called Diana premiered on Sunday and explores why the Princess of Wales continues to resonate all these years later. More specifically, the series aims to demonstrate why Diana was “truly a blueprint for the modern woman.” While the first episode aired this week, the next five episodes will air on the Sunday nights that follow.

• Sarah Ferguson recently opened up about her daughters entering motherhood, her new grandbabies and more. The 61-year-old royal sat down for a rare chat with Hello! and revealed that Beatrice and Princess Eugenie (who welcomed her first child, August Philip Hawke Brooksbank, back in February) are “phenomenal mothers.” She also spoke about her great relationship with her grandson, August.

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles recently shared a handful of photos of their rescue pups on Instagram to support Battersea’s Dog & Cat Home (where they rescued their dogs from). The first three shots show the two pups—Beth (named after the queen?) and Bluebell—in the couple’s yard, modeling their new blue bandanas. The final image features the dogs with their owners, who are sitting on the porch and smiling for the camera.

Sarah Ferguson recently opened up about her daughters entering motherhood, her new grandbabies and more. The 61-year-old royal sat down for a rare chat with Hello! and revealed that Beatrice and Princess Eugenie (who welcomed her first child, August Philip Hawke Brooksbank, back in February) are “phenomenal mothers.” She also spoke about her great relationship with her grandson, August.

• On Tuesday, Rami Malek paid a visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss his new film, No Time to Die. During the appearance, the actor opened up about recently reuniting with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the London premiere of the film. According to Malek, this was the first time he ran into the royal couple since the BAFTA Awards in February 2019, where he told Middleton he was available to babysit if she needed some time off. (She didn’t take him up on his offer.)

• The Duke of Cambridge kicked off the week by sharing a new teaser for his upcoming Earthshot Prize Awards (and he even tried his hand at acting). On Monday, Will posted a video on the Kensington Palace Instagram page featuring hosts Clara Amfo and Dermot O'Leary walking up to the prince's door and chatting about the upcoming award show, which is set to air on October 17. The clip revealed that Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Shawn Mendes are all set to make an appearance.

• Prince Harry may have joined his brother for Princess Diana’s statue unveiling over the summer, but it looks like he won’t attend the upcoming private reception for those who funded the project. This week, we learned that the Duke of Sussex and his wife, Meghan Markle, will not travel across the pond for the occasion, which is being held at Kensington Palace to honor the donors who contributed to the new statue. Instead, Harry has been “privately reaching out” to show his appreciation.

The Duke of Cambridge kicked off the week by sharing a new teaser for his upcoming Earthshot Prize Awards (and he even tried his hand at acting). On Monday, Will posted a video on the Kensington Palace Instagram page featuring hosts Clara Amfo and Dermot O'Leary walking up to the prince's door and chatting about the upcoming award show, which is set to air on October 17. The clip revealed that Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Shawn Mendes are all set to make an appearance.

Prince Harry may have joined his brother for Princess Diana’s statue unveiling over the summer, but it looks like he won’t attend the upcoming private reception for those who funded the project. This week, we learned that the Duke of Sussex and his wife, Meghan Markle, will not travel across the pond for the occasion, which is being held at Kensington Palace to honor the donors who contributed to the new statue. Instead, Harry has been “privately reaching out” to show his appreciation.