Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently returned to the UK with Archie and Lilibet, with reports suggesting the move was carefully planned around their children’s education. The couple are believed to have enrolled them at a British prep school, with staff reportedly told to welcome the children with warmth and kindness.

However, new claims suggest their departure from Montecito happened so quickly that their US school authorities were allegedly left unaware. The reports have raised fresh questions about just how sudden the Sussexes’ relocation really was. 😮

Before she became a senior royal, Kate Middleton had to navigate intense attention from photographers while dating Prince William. Royal editor Duncan Larcombe has revealed the simple advice she received from the Palace: smile and act as though she was pleased to see the cameras.

Kate reportedly took the advice to heart, and her calm, approachable nature quickly became one of her greatest strengths. Larcombe believes that same steadiness and relatability have helped make her one of the Firm’s most popular figures. 👀

Prince Harry’s return to the UK has once again put his strained relationship with Prince William under the spotlight. With speculation continuing over whether the brothers could ever repair their relationship, one royal commentator believes there may be a straightforward way forward.

Victoria Arbiter has suggested that a public, genuine apology from Harry and Meghan could help rebuild trust. She believes taking that step could potentially go a long way toward healing the rift, both with William and with the wider British public. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Princess Kate spent time with patients, families and staff at the Royal Marsden Hospital, learning more about its approach to holistic cancer care. She also heard how funds raised through her Three Peaks Challenge will help support new facilities, patient care and cancer research across the UK.

It was a meaningful visit that highlighted Kate’s continued focus on making a difference to people affected by cancer, while shining a light on the importance of care that extends beyond treatment alone. 💙

King Charles III has been painting watercolours for decades, particularly landscapes inspired by places he has visited. His passion for art goes far beyond a casual hobby, too. He has exhibited his work and sold limited-edition prints, with the proceeds supporting charitable causes.

Charles has often spoken about how painting allows him to slow down and observe the world around him. His favourite subjects include the Scottish Highlands, countryside scenes and gardens, giving his artistic side a distinctly personal connection to the places he loves. 🎨

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