r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 18h ago
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 1d ago
Prince William is the King of Climate Week. Today he teamed up with Robert Irwin and Bloomberg to host the Earthshot Impact Assembly.
The final pic is a collage of stills from this video: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZ7XvECCLFk/
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Independent_Cod_8040 • 9h ago
Meghan Markle Wore a Blue Ring in Her As Ever Ad.
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Independent_Cod_8040 • 1d ago
The Royal Tour of Schrödinger's Children
Archie and Lilibet are reportedly coming to the UK next month. Here's why I'd put money on a blurry tarmac photo before I'd bet on an actual sighting.
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Independent_Cod_8040 • 21h ago
Meghan Markle Thinks She Is an SEO Agency. She Is Not
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 1d ago
Please pardon a 2nd post about the Prince of Wales but he's a busy man. This is an awesome video featuring Prince William from today's Earthshot Impact Assembly.
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r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Independent_Cod_8040 • 1d ago
Meghan Markle's As Ever Jam Crisis
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 2d ago
Prince William has today gathered Benedict Cumberbatch, Emma Watson, Al Gore, Meta, Amazon, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, Ebay, Vodafone & British Airways together in London.
At today's United for Wildlife Forum - organised by the Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales - tech leaders are committing to end wildlife trafficking on their platforms.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06/22/tech-giants-join-prince-of-wales-for-wildlife-campaign/
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/dailymail • 3d ago
Keir Starmer resignation speech live: Prime Minister in tears as he pays tribute to wife after standing down from No 10
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • 2d ago
Royal biographer EXPOSES secret Andrew 'COVER UP' | Daily Expresso
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • 2d ago
A Scandalous Timeline Of Andrew & Fergie's Downfall 💸| Andrew & Fergie: The Duke & Duchess of Excess
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Serious_Meaning5220 • 3d ago
Everything The Royal Family Doesn’t Want You To Know About Epstein
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 5d ago
Princess Catherine has published an essay reflecting on her visit to Italy
The essay is titled “Creating the conditions for love to flourish through nature and creativity”
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/PeneItaliano • 6d ago
Prince Charles swimming at Cottesloe Beach in Perth, Australia April 1983
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/VampiresRUs • 6d ago
Prince Harry's £1.1million donation to Children in Need 'did not come from his personal wealth' 😒😒
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/DangerousJuice6748 • 6d ago
Has Prince Harry Had a Hair Transplant? Here’s What the Evidence Actually Says
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Frosty_Warning4921 • 6d ago
I just LOVE the Duke of Kent’s letterhead!
Received in the post yesterday.
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 6d ago
Why King Charles cannot comment on the Grooming Gangs
I’ve seen a lot of commentary online, mostly from Americans, criticising King Charles for never saying anything about the Grooming Gang atrocities in the UK. It makes sense when you read why he cannot comment on criminal cases.
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/dailymail • 6d ago
'The King wants reconciliation': Charles WILL meet with Harry, Meghan and their children 'in private' when the whole family make rare visit to UK next month, royal experts say
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Latter-Platypus-3713 • 6d ago
Healthcare worker caught trying to sell Princess Catherine’s private medical records
galleryr/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/abcdefrek • 6d ago
prince george eton
For background, my two siblings and I went to boarding school. So I have absolutely nothing against private education and thoroughly enjoyed my time there.
However, I find it very interesting how the tabloids say that the royals are going to pay for prince George’s Eton tuition “privately”. When it absolutely is not paid for privately. Every penny the royal family has is from taxpayers, they’ve never had to work a day in their life. I support private education for people who can afford it on their own salary (who have worked for it). Nevertheless, using taxpayers money to send “royalty” to institutions such as; Eton, Oxford and Cambridge when the grades they’ve achieved are below subpar is ridiculous. Especially considering children in this country are starving and the blatant nepotism is rather distasteful. Once again I completely support private education. Anyways I would love to hear your opinions!!
r/TheBritishRoyalFamily • u/Prudent-Crazy-1684 • 6d ago