Kate Middleton joined members of the royal family at the Order of the Garter service, curtsying to King Charles and Queen Camilla in a sweet moment on the steps of St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.

King Charles and Queen Camilla led the Order of the Garter procession at Windsor Castle today. The royals stepped out while resplendent in the traditional velvet robes and plumed hats of Britain's most senior order of chivalry.

It’s Royal Ascot this week, with one of the social highlights of the summer beginning on Tuesday, 17 June at the famous racecourse. The event has long been famed as one of the highlights of the year in horse racing,

King Charles and Queen Camilla led the Order of the Garter procession at Windsor Castle. On Monday, June 15, the monarch and his 24 knights, including Prince William, Queen Camilla, Princess Anne and Prince Edward,

The Royal Standard is flying in a gusty breeze above Buckingham Palace. King Charles has asked the Royal Family taking part in the Trooping the Colour parade to wear black armbands, as a mark of respect to the victims of the Air India plane crash, Buckingham Palace said.

According to royal experts, Queen Camilla is maintaining a dignified silence after Prince Harry's tell-alls, choosing to instead support King Charles, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2024.

Royal fans were delighted by Kate Middleton's appearance at Trooping the Colour on June 14, 2025, particularly as her aquamarine Catherine Walker coat dress channeled Princess Diana in the best way. Now, a royal expert has suggested King Charles's respect for his daughter-in-law was also on display at Trooping the Colour.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived in regal style at Windsor Castle for one of the most prestigious events on the royal calendar Garter Day 2025. Dressed head to toe in their

Striking exclusive images from King Frederik and Queen Mary’s recent visit have been released.In a new Instagram post shared on Sunday, June 15, the Royal Family of Denmark released a large carousel of eye-catching photographs from

If he remains at Clarence House, The King will become the first monarch since Queen Victoria not to move into Buckingham Palace. However, King Charles won't break from tradition in one sense, with Tominey adding Buckingham Palace "will remain the household's office for the rest of his reign."

The top jockey assesses his mounts on the first day of the royal meeting which include a runner in royal colours trained by Willie Mullins