King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Cardiff to officially open the new term of the Senedd. However, the royal engagement was briefly interrupted by protesters chanting “Not My King” in opposition to the monarch.

During his speech, Charles referenced the Welsh folk song “Yma o Hyd,” which translates to “We’re Still Here.” The song, written by Dafydd Iwan, celebrates Welsh survival and resilience. In a striking turn of events, protesters began singing the same anthem. The irony was hard to miss. 😳

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly insist they never agreed to a ban on a “half-in, half-out” royal role after stepping down from royal duties in 2020. A source close to the couple said that the arrangement was decided for them, rather than something they willingly accepted.

The source also claimed that the Sussexes are comfortable living independently and want to be recognized as public figures rather than private citizens. They also added that their financial independence allows them to continue living life on their own terms. The comments have reignited questions about their relationship with the Royal Family and the terms of their departure. 😮

Prince William has opened up about his upcoming trip to Mumbai for the Earthshot Prize, sharing his excitement during an appearance on BBC Asian Network Breakfast with host Nikita Kanda. The Prince of Wales revealed that he was particularly looking forward to experiencing the city’s vibrant atmosphere, describing it as one of the most vibrant cities he has ever visited.

The conversation took a lighthearted turn when William admitted that he has a rather low tolerance for spicy food. Confessing that eating spicy dishes makes him sweat, he received a playful warning from Kanda that he would need to build up his spice tolerance before arriving in Mumbai. 👀

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle brought smiles to Nottingham as they visited a community studio, where they spent time chatting with participants and learning more about their work. Meghan was seen engaging warmly with the young people, while Harry joined the group, looking relaxed and happy to be back at a studio he had visited in 2025. 

The couple appeared affectionate and at ease throughout the outing, sharing conversations and enjoying the opportunity to connect with those involved in the community initiative. Their visit offered a glimpse of their continued charitable engagements, with a focus on meeting people, hearing their experiences, and celebrating the work being done on the ground. ❤️

Princess Anne has visited every continent on Earth, including the remote, icy wilderness of Antarctica. In 2002, the Princess Royal made her first trip to the frozen continent as patron of the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust, marking the centenary of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott’s arrival in the region. 

During her visit, she explored historic sites linked to early Antarctic expeditions and launched an ambitious heritage restoration project to help preserve the explorers’ historic huts and their artefacts. 😮

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