King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived in Antigua and Barbuda for the final leg of their nine-day Caribbean tour. The royal couple will spend five days in the island nation, celebrating its 45th Independence anniversary and attending the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM).

The King and Queen are expected to attend the country's independence celebrations and undertake several engagements highlighting its culture and communities. Charles will also address Commonwealth leaders at the summit, where they will discuss shared priorities and the organization's future.

Prince William and Princess Kate surprised royal fans by sharing a sweet throwback photo of Prince Louis enjoying a pumpkin. The couple shared the picture on social media, wishing everyone a Happy Halloween and offering a rare glimpse into their children's festive celebrations.

While the royal family is traditionally believed to avoid celebrating Halloween publicly, the Waleses have embraced the occasion privately. The post also highlights how the younger royals are keeping the festive spirit alive, despite the monarchy's reputation for formality. 🎃

Meghan Markle is facing renewed turmoil after her estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr., was reported to the FBI following the discovery of suspected child sexual abuse material in a storage unit in Mexico. The Daily Mail reportedly alerted authorities after finding disturbing photographs, magazines, and other material in the abandoned unit.

The discovery comes as Thomas is already under investigation in the Philippines following similar allegations involving material found at his former residence. He has denied possessing such material or committing any wrongdoing. Meghan said she is distressed by the allegations as authorities continue investigating the case. 😮 

King Charles and Queen Camilla joined Antigua and Barbuda's 45th Independence Day celebrations on November 1, attending a special church service at St. John's Pentecostal Church before heading to the ceremonial parade at Sir Vivian Richards Stadium. 

The royal couple also met cricketing legends Sir Viv Richards, Sir Richie Richardson, Sir Andy Roberts and Sir Curtly Ambrose, adding a sporting highlight to the celebrations. The occasion marked a significant moment in the King's Caribbean tour as Antigua and Barbuda welcomed Commonwealth leaders for CHOGM 2026. ✨

Before becoming a royal, Princess Kate worked part-time as a waitress while studying art history at the University of St Andrews, where she met Prince William. She revealed the little-known detail during a 2019 BBC Christmas special with celebrity baker Mary Berry. 

When Mary asked if she had been good at the job, Kate burst out laughing and admitted she was terrible at waitressing. The Princess has never revealed where she worked, but the story offers a glimpse into her life before royal duties and palace engagements. 👀

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