Karen Gibson, the founder of the black choir that Charles, Prince of Wales, invited to perform at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s wedding, has come out to defend the Royal Family against allegations of racism. Gibson, who founded The Kingdom Choir in 1994, has said she does not believe that Prince Charles is racist because
Prince William has responded to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey — saying the Royals are “very much not a racist family”. The 38-year-old Duke of Cambridge, who made the comments while on a public engagement this morning, also revealed that he had not spoken to his brother about the interview but said
The Queen reportedly held emergency talks with senior members of the Royal Family on Monday after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey on CBS on Sunday night. Senior members of the Royal Family who attended the emergency session reportedly included Prince Charles and William. Sources said the mood in the palace
Prince William has made a private donation to the families of six wildlife Rangers who were murdered in an ambush while protecting gorillas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In January, the six Rangers were on foot patrol in the Virunga National Park, where they are needed to protect wildlife from poachers and other threats
Prince William has spoken publicly about his grandfather Prince Philip’s health while visiting a COVID vaccination center, and he says the Royal Consort is “doing ok.” This morning, William visited a Norfolk vaccination center not far from where the Cambridges are currently staying at Anmer Hall. The Prince was there to discuss Britain’s largest ever
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, is reportedly “sad and genuinely shocked” at Meghan and Prince Harry’s response to Queen Elizabeth after she stripped them of their remaining royal patronages, a source told The Sunday Times. The source added that William was also “very upset” because he considered the Sussexes’ response “petulant,” “insulting,” and “disrespectful” of
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, have been asked to “renounce” their royal titles by campaigners — who say Queen Elizabeth “should be the last U.K. monarch”. Graham Smith, the CEO of Republic, an organization that campaigns for the abolition of the British monarchy, said expectations that Prince William will become
This week the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Kate, jumped on a video call with nursing students to offer their support and encouragement during this difficult time. Student nurses across the United Kingdom have spent the last year combining their tuition with spending time on the frontline battling COVID-19. Heir to the throne,
Prince Harry is reportedly “heartbroken” about Royal Family tensions resulting from the decision by him and his wife, Meghan Markle, to step down from their position as senior working members of the Royal Family according to journalist Tom Bradby. Bradby made the revelation in the upcoming episode of ITV’s Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh,
Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, is struggling with his children’s math homework during coronavirus lockdown. William shares three kids with his wife, Catherine Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge. Their two eldest children, 6-year-old Prince George and 5-year-old Princess Charlotte, are staying at home with their youngest preschool sibling, 2-year-old Prince Louis, during Covid-19 lockdown.