Prince William and Duchess Kate learned a lot on their recent Caribbean royal tour. The Royals toured the Caribbean last week in a move that was called tone-deaf by critics. The eight-day tour had stops in Belize, Jamaica, and the Bahamas. Some citizens of Belize protested the arrival of the Royal family members. Jamaicans also
Prince George, 8, and Princess Charlotte, 6, attended Prince Philip’s memorial service Tuesday morning alongside their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton. Charlotte and George attended without their younger brother, Prince Louis, as it was decided he wasn’t old enough to attend at only three years old. However, Charlotte and George weren’t the only children
Royal watchers weren’t sure if Queen Elizabeth would be able to attend Prince Philip’s official memorial service, but the Queen made an appearance with her son, Prince Andrew. The Queen spent a night in the hospital last October, and her health has not quite been the same since. Earlier this year, she contracted COVID-19, resulting
The View host Whoopi Goldberg voiced her thoughts on the royal family and their history of colonialism and slavery while Prince William and Kate Middleton journeyed through the Caribbean. Whoopi discussed Britain’s hold in India and gave her thoughts on whether anyone in “the new group of folks” is listening. Her view on the royal
A new Caribbean location makes for a new extravagant dress, at least for Kate Middleton. As Kate and Prince William leave for the Bahamas, fans are focused on the emerald green dress that Kate wore at a dinner on Wednesday night. While the dress was surely meant to pay homage to Jamaica’s flag, fans noticed
A judge in the UK has ruled that parts of court documents in Prince Harry’s lawsuit against the British government must be kept secret due to concerns about security. Prince Harry is attempting to sue the Home Office, which is the British government department that deals with security and law and order within the UK.
Queen Elizabeth is reportedly in “very good spirits” following her recent battle with COVID-19 despite rumors that the Monarch is now suffering from decreased mobility and needs a wheelchair to move around. Her Majesty’s health has been an issue of concern since last October when the 95-year-old was admitted to a London hospital. At the
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge left Belize to head for Jamaica today on behalf of Queen Elizabeth for her Platinum Jubilee, but not everyone is looking forward to their arrival. The Advocates Network, a human rights group comprised of Jamaican politicians, business leaders, doctors, and musicians, has requested the British monarch apologize for colonialism
Prince Andrew will appear at a Thanksgiving service in honor of his late father, Prince Philip, at Westminster Abbey on March 29. The prince, 62, has not made a public appearance since he settled out of court in relation to sexual abuse allegations made against him in the U.S. by Virginia Giuffre. Since 2019, Prince
Prince William and Kate Middleton kicked off their official visit to the Caribbean with a trip to Belize. The couple is there in place of Queen Elizabeth for her Platinum Jubilee. Queen Elizabeth is also the Queen of Belize. The official Instagram account for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared some photos from their