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Kate poses for a Christmas card snap with the children on what appears to be the same day during their holiday in Jordan
Kate poses for a Christmas card snap with the children on what appears to be the same day during their holiday in Jordan
Some of the captions in the Daily Mail make me wonder if the writer has passed their Eleven Plus at school in the UK!
Some of their writing leaves a lot to be desired.
Princess Beatrice’s husband Edoardo removed his hat and tipped it towards the Prince of Wales as they greeted one another at Ascot
Mrs Middleton is a wealthy woman so why does she wear a cheap copy of her daughters dress I wonder? One pet hate I have is that so many dresses these days are short waisted like this one is. Very hard to find a good fitting dress, but when they have money to spend I would have thought she could have done much better for herself.
Looking good: Mother-of-three Kate teamed her high-neck polka dot dress with a matching white and black floral hat, as well as pearl drop earrings, while sporting a smattering of glamorous makeup
Glamorous racegoers pull out all the stops in elaborate headgear for Royal Ascot | Daily Mail Online
Giggles! The Duchess of Cambridge looked radiant as she broke into laughter alongside Prince William as they attended Royal Ascot
Sarah Ferguson, 62, (middle) has spoken about what it is like spending time with her two grandchildren. Her daughter Princess Eugenie (left) gave birth to August in February, whilst Princess Beatrice (right) had her daughter Sienna in September 2021
Fergie said to Matt Haycox on his podcast that she teaches August (pictured) and Sienna the same way that she taught their mothers
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stood with survivors of the fire along and the bereaved at a memorial service also attended by MPs including Theresa May, who was prime minister at the time. The royal couple have long supported survivors and the families who died in the fire on June 14, 2017, which was accelerated by deadly combustible cladding and where many of those who died had been told to stay in their flats. 72 people died in the tragedy – but more are feared to have perished but were never identified. And today with tears streaming down the faces of mourners, dressed in green and clutching photographs of their loved ones, the fifth anniversary was marked. There are a number of other events planned for today, including outside the shell of Grenfell. Today’s congregation stood as the Westminster Abbey special service choir sang Psalm 102:1: ‘Hear my prayer, O Lord, and let my crying come unto thee.’ The names of the 72 men, women and children who lost their lives in the worst fire in a generation were also read out. After each group of names was read out, the congregation said in unison ‘Forever in our hearts’ – the phrase emblazoned across the top of the covered-up tower in north Kensington.
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Royals turn out in force for Royal Ascot as Queen misses out | Daily Mail Online
Instead, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were in attendance alongside Sophie Wessex, Princess Beatrice and Zara Tindall.
The Queen, who has owned 22 winners of races at Royal Ascot, was among racegoers attending last year after it was selected to take part in the Government’s events research programme on behalf of the sport of racing.
She did not attend the first day of last year’s races but was later present at day five with her racing manager John Warren and inspected her four horses in the Parade Ring after they crossed the finish line.
The Queen is a passionate horse breeder and has a number of runners scheduled to be entered at Royal Ascot this week. But while the monarch will not be in the royal box today, racegoers are likely to see Charles, Camilla and Mr Phillips amongst other royals in there.
Prince Charles and Camilla led the royal family today at Royal Ascot as they came out in force for the first day of the races – while the Queen missed the event amid her ongoing mobility issues
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were in attendance alongside Princess Beatrice (left with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi) and Zara Tindall (right)
In a photograph released this afternoon, The Queen, 96, was elegant in a silver gown with matching shoes as she joined Prince Charles and Camilla ahead of the annual Order of the Garter service at St George’s Chapel today
Wow is that all it cost!
NEW Kate Middleton, 40, cut a chic figure in a stunning coat dress and matching hat as she joined fellow royals for the annual Garter Day service at Windsor Castle.
I never thought I would see this!
The Duchess of Cornwall opted for a sweeping white gown for the occasion, which she paired with tanned stiletto heels
Laughing Kate Middleton wears elegant coat dress while Sophie Wessex is pretty in pink Valentino as they lead royal arrivals at Order of the Garter service
Kate Middleton, 40, opted for a distinctive blue coatdress for the occasion, which she paired with a matching fascinator and dazzling diamond earrings (left). Meanwhile the Countess of Wessex was pretty in a pink Valentino gown as she arrived at St George’s Chapel earlier today (right, inset).
Cheeky Guy!
The Duke of York is said to have been lobbying the Queen for his former status to be restored and to be allowed back to official events alongside other royals. Andrew, 62, was stripped of his official duties at the start of this year as he prepared to pay a multi-million-pound settlement to Virginia Giuffre to keep her allegations of sexual abuse, which he denies, out of court. Today, the duke will appear in public alongside senior royals at the annual Order of the Garter ceremony, wearing full regalia as part of the procession at Windsor Castle. He will appear because he is a member of the Order, the country’s oldest and most senior order of chivalry and a personal honour given at the bequest of the Queen. It will be the closest he has been to large crowds of members of the public in recent years and has sparked fears he could even be booed. It was reported last night that the duke believes he should also be included in other royal and state events. Prince Charles is understood to be prominent among those who feel he must be kept at arm’s length to avoid damaging the entire institution of the British monarch
