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It was billed as a night for Princess Anne — a milestone birthday celebration inside the gilded halls of Windsor. But by the end of the evening, it wasn’t Anne’s name on everyone’s lips. It was Diana’s. Or rather, the vision of Diana reborn through Catherine, Princess of Wales , who stunned the nation in a gown and jewels that once belonged to the late Princess of Hearts. When Kate glided into the banquet hall, ... Read more

SCROLL DOWN AFTER THIS TO CONTINUE At 48, Lhorren Khumalo, the former nanny of Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s first child, has finally broken her silence about her time with the Sussex family, revealing intimate and heartfelt memories that paint a unique picture of life behind the scenes. Lhorren, originally from Zimbabwe, was hired by the Sussex family in 2018 to care for Archie. ... Read more

For centuries, when politics fray and public trust thins, people have looked beyond Parliament to the figure who rarely speaks yet always signifies—the monarch. The crown’s reserve powers may be constitutional footnotes, but its cultural power is something else entirely: a promise of steadiness when elected voices feel small. That instinct to turn to the king is not simply nostalgia; it is narrative. The crown exists as a ... Read more

For centuries, when politics fray and public trust thins, people have looked beyond Parliament to the figure who rarely speaks yet always signifies—the monarch. The crown’s reserve powers may be constitutional footnotes, but its cultural power is something else entirely: a promise of steadiness when elected voices feel small. That instinct to turn to the king is not simply nostalgia; it is narrative. The crown exists as a ... Read more

Morning at the palace began with the reassuring rhythm of ceremony: sunlight poured through high windows, the floors shone like poured glass, and the air carried the low murmur of schedules moving precisely on cue. Staff clipped down corridors with trays and folios, flowers were corrected by the inch, and the whole house seemed to breathe in unison—a choreography of order the public rarely sees and the household relies upon. ... Read more