During His Royal Tour in Australia, King Charles Reveals One Way He Won't Be Following in Prince Harry's Footsteps
During his trip, King Charles also admitted that it was “slightly worrying” to realize his first visit to Australia had been in 1966, when the then-17-year-old Prince Charles studied abroad at Timbertop, a remote campus of Geelong Grammar School in Victoria, Australia.
King Charles III's policy of slimming down the Monarchy has left it "anorexic," according to the royal biographer.
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Sussex 'Golden Visa': King Charles 'Not Wasting Time' as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Try to Bridge Royal Rift From PortugalPrince Harry and Meghan Markle's new Portugal pad is apparently not on King Charles III's mind as His Majesty tours Australia ...
A rare letter from the late Queen Elizabeth to a friend, known only as ‘Richard’, has proved that, like any other new mother, ...
From health concerns to an Indigenous Australian senator shouting “You are not our king,” the royal tour is off to a rough ...
Look at the language of these protests, however, and it is clear Charles is facing a new and more effective development in ...
Prince Andrew, 62, could make his return to The Firm after King Charles advertised for a helicopter pilot - a role that the ...
King Charles and Queen Camilla made some funny remarks in Sydney on Oct. 20 during their royal tour of Australia and Samoa.
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An 'impure' bride and a forbidden marriage: The messy love story of Charles and Camilla.King Charles was in his early 20s when he was introduced to Camilla Shand, two years his senior, by a mutual friend."He was ...
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