King Charles holds Scotland dear to his heart; after all, he visits the beautiful country for annual summer vacations with his family, and it’s also where his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, breathed her last.

Recently, the King visited Scotland ahead of his summer holidays for a reception with Caithness communities in Thurso.

While he looked dapper in a traditional Scottish Highland dress complete with a kilt, a small detail caught royal watchers’ attention: a hidden black dagger.

It was tucked under his sock, with a small part sticking up his leg. But why?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are caught in yet another disaster.

But this time, it’s neither manmade nor caused by the royal family.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are facing a tsunami scare following a massive 8.8-magnitude earthquake in Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula.

In response, the National Tsunami Warning Center issued an advisory for parts of the US West Coast, including California.

The advisory covers Santa Barbara County, where Harry and Markle reside in their luxurious $14 million Montecito mansion, which they purchased in 2020.

Princess Anne has long built a reputation for being the most no-nonsense, practical member of the royal family.

She is celebrated for her unfussy, businesslike approach to both royal duties and personal milestones.

Over the years, she has set herself apart with her straightforward demeanor, quietly becoming what many consider the 'most industrious royal.’

As another milestone birthday approaches, Anne’s plans reflect her trademark simplicity, hinting at a celebration that’s quite different from what you’d expect for one of Britain’s most respected royals.

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