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Prince George and Princess Kate Surprise Fans at RAF Coningsby Ahead of Armed Forces Day
Prince George, 12, joined his mother Princess Catherine for a surprise royal engagement at RAF Coningsby to mark Armed Forces Day, sitting in the cockpit of a Battle of Britain Memorial Flight aircraft. Kensington Palace released video and a statement praising service and sacrifice, noting only the royals attended this visit. Fans reacted warmly to the mother‑son moment.

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Kate's icy silence after Meghan's Trooping joke, per Spare
Meghan Markle’s first Trooping the Colour appearance included a light-hearted joke—the word “Colourful”—which Prince Harry says was met with a painfully awkward silence from Catherine, Princess of Wales, in a moment described in his memoir Spare.

Prince William’s £2 breakfast: simple, nutritious morning starter
Prince William reportedly starts his day with two eggs on wholemeal toast, a glass of apple juice and a cup of tea, a breakfast costing around £2 that nutritionists say provides a balanced mix of protein, fibre and vitamins; experts note apple juice polyphenols and vitamin C support healthy ageing and stress resilience, highlighting how a simple, affordable breakfast can fit a royal routine.

Prince Andrew bruise update prompts royal intrigue amid finances scrutiny
A royal insider says Prince Andrew’s bruised face seen near Sandringham is not a cause for concern, as he was photographed leaving Marsh Farm on the King's estate, amid a prior security scare and a NAO report on subletting cottages at Royal Lodge that has fueled scrutiny of his finances, which he denies.

Peter Phillips explains Harry wedding invite snub amid royal rift
Peter Phillips is to marry Harriet Sperling in Cirencester in an intimate ceremony, followed by a reception at Gatcombe Park. Reports say Peter contacted his cousin Prince Harry to explain why he wasn’t invited, suggesting it would be awkward, especially with Prince William in attendance and the brothers’ recent estrangement. Harry has not publicly commented on the snub, and other royals are expected to attend.

Royal Biographer Doubles Down on Fergie–Diddy Romance Claim
Royal author and historian Andrew Lownie defends his claim that Sarah Ferguson had a long-running sexual relationship with Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, saying the allegations are fully sourced from former P Diddy employees and Ferguson. The assertion appears in an updated paperback of his book Entitled and has been defended to The Sunday Times amid scrutiny.

Harry's Ukraine plea provokes Trump with eight-word takedown
Prince Harry used a Kyiv Security Forum speech to urge American leadership to honour its treaty obligations and help end the Ukraine war, prompting Donald Trump to fire back with an eight‑word jab saying Harry doesn’t speak for the UK.

Critics label Harry and Meghan's Australia trip 'trash for cash' despite royal denial
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s four-day Australia tour has been derided by commentators as a money‑making publicity drive, with paid events and media tie‑ins (including Meghan’s As Ever venture and MasterChef appearance) cited as evidence; the couple deny the charge, saying the trip is not a publicity tour and is rooted in their ongoing charitable work, with privately funded engagements, though questions about security costs remain.

Harry and Meghan greet crowds at Sydney Opera House as Australia tour winds down
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were mobbed by cheering fans at the Sydney Opera House on the final day of their Australia tour, after meeting Bondi Beach terror-attack survivors in Bondi and sailing around Sydney Harbour with Invictus participants; security kept fans safe as they took selfies, with Meghan also preparing for a separate three‑day women’s retreat called Her Best Life over the weekend (not part of the tour). The visit comes as fans’ reception appears to have shifted from earlier controversy, and the tour concludes with a rugby match between NSW Waratahs and Moana Pasifika.

Sentebale defamation case against Prince Harry shocks royal charity row
Prince Harry is being sued for defamation by Sentebale (alongside former trustee Mark Dyer) over statements connected to a leadership row that led him to step down as patron; Sentebale says it faces an adverse media campaign and has sought court protection, while Harry and Dyer deny the claims. The Charity Commission found no widespread bullying but criticizes mismanagement and lack of clear delegations within Sentebale, and the charity says legal action is needed to protect staff and donors as it carries on with its mission in Lesotho and Botswana.

Beatrice and Eugenie skip Windsor Easter, plan future royal appearances
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie will not attend the Easter Matins at St George’s Chapel, Windsor with King Charles and the Queen, choosing to spend the holiday away instead. Royal sources say the move has the King’s blessing and they will participate in future family celebrations, amid ongoing fallout from Epstein-related revelations; the sisters remain part of the royal fold and have kept their titles while keeping a lower profile.