After six years of building a life in California, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly preparing to make Britain their home again for an extended period, this time bringing Archie and Lilibet with them. The children are expected to begin school in the UK in September, while the Sussexes will reportedly live in a private, non-royal residence rather than return to official royal duties. 

With King Charles aware of the plans and recent reports suggesting Harry is keen to spend more time in Britain, the move could mark a significant new chapter for the Sussexes and their relationship with the Royal Family. 😮

Queen Camilla has opened up about one of the most difficult moments of King Charles’ cancer journey, revealing just how hard it was to keep his diagnosis private before Buckingham Palace made the news public. During a visit to a Maggie’s cancer support centre shortly after Charles was diagnosed, Camilla found herself surrounded by patients and families facing the same fears she was experiencing at home. 

But she was unable to tell them what was happening. She admitted she “almost said something” but knew it was not the right time. Her candid reflection offers a rare glimpse into the emotional toll Charles’ diagnosis had on the Queen and their family. 👀

Charles Spencer is preparing to share a deeply personal account of his sister’s life in his upcoming book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister. Due ahead of the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death, the memoir promises to offer Spencer’s own perspective on the woman he knew long before she became one of the world’s most famous royals. 

But the book could also reveal previously unknown and more painful details about Diana’s life. A Royal commentator told The Royal Observer that the revelations could be “considerable” in scope, potentially shedding light on parts of Diana’s story that were never publicised. 📚

Queen Camilla took centre stage at York Racecourse as she joined the trophy presentation for the Juddmonte International Stakes on the opening day of the Ebor Festival. Standing alongside winning jockey Colin Keane and other guests, the Queen marked one of the afternoon’s biggest sporting moments in her role as Patron of York Racecourse.

Dressed in a striking blue ensemble and wide-brimmed hat, Camilla looked perfectly at home amid the excitement of one of Britain’s most prestigious racing events. 🏇

Before he became King, Charles had a rather unexpected claim to fame while serving in the Royal Navy. In 1976, when he was commanding HMS Bronington, the then Prince Charles and his crew held a beard-growing competition. And, surprisingly, the future King won.

The competition offers a fun glimpse into Charles’ life before the crown, when he spent much of his time at sea and was known among his crew for being approachable and having a good sense of humour. Charles served in the Royal Navy from 1971 to 1976, with HMS Bronington marking the final command of his active naval career. ⛴️

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