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thats the reason she wont be queen camilla is because us the british public will not accept her as are queen and this will cause alot of problems so that why they gonna have us call her princess consort, i personally dont think many people will still accept her even after they get married. i...

i think its to soon yes 7years is a long time but for what camilla did it isnt long enough camilla was the main reason that diana and charles marriage didnt work if she wasnt around maybe it could of work who knows. camilla should no way become princess of wales what ever title she gets i dont...

camilla is catholic she was married in a roman catholic church and she is a divorcee (her husband is still alive) that should means charles shouldnt be king why change the rules just for him. i just hope camilla doesnt become queen i for one dont like her and really dont want her as my queen...

No, that is not exactly correct. Please refer to a previous posting of mine which explains this situation. http://www.lestribunesroyales.com/forums/i...=40&#entry46847 [/b] King Christian is right. Tommix if you read about why edward was given a the lesser title of earl you would of understood...

Does anyone else think theres something suspicious about the news surrounding Princess Diana lately? I mean, theres never been an investigation into her death and the day she died in the car crash all the evidence was destroyed as the french authorities and police etc cleared the crash scene...

i was reading through the Greek royal family topics and was thinking. They dont actually rule Greece so does that mean that Crown Prince Pavlos wont actually become King Pavlos when his father dies or will he?. Whats the point if he does cos he rarely goes to Greece and the country dont actually...

This is my favourite picture of the princess

Princess Lalla Salma chats with Sehba Musharraf, the first lady of Pakistan, at the Moroccan royal palace in Rabat The 25-year-old royal chose a stylish pastel-toned long jacket and beige clutch bag for the occasion

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Zahran Palace: The word Zahran originates from the Arabic which means a blooming flower. Zahran Palace was built during the 1950’s. It was the home of Her Majesty the late Queen Zein al-Sharaf, the mother of His Majesty the late King Hussein. Zahran is...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Al-Hashmiya Palace (Dar al-Bir): Located on high ground in the Hummar area, the Palace was built during the mid 1970s to be the home of Their Majesties King Hussein and Queen Alia, until the Queen’s tragic death on February 9, 1977. From the palace...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Nadwa Palace: The Arabic for Nadwa means "the assembly expanse". Nadwa was the private home of His Royal Highness Prince Nayef Bin Abdullah. In 1980, it was renovated to become the home of Their Majesties King Hussein and Queen Noor, and remained so until...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Bab As-Salaam: Bab As-Salaam, or "the Gate of Peace," was the final home of His Majesty King Hussein. Her Majesty Queen Noor continues to live there today. It was named after one of the entrances to Al-Haram al-Sharif, or "the Great Mosque" in Mecca. Bab...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Qasr Al-Ma’wa: Al-Ma’wa, or the "Sanctuary" was also built during the 1930’s. Al-Ma’wa, or "the top one" as it was referred to, was used by King Abdullah to receive representatives of Jordanian tribes every Friday. In 1979, al-Ma’wa became working offices...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Al-Qasr Al-Sagheer: In English, this would be the "Little Palace". It is situated a few steps to the north of Raghadan Palace and was built in the 1930s for the use of the then Crown Prince Talal (later King) and Princess Zein al-Sharaf. Their first child...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Basman Palace: The word Basman originates from the Arabic verb which means to be joyful. Construction of Basman Palace began under King Abdullah in 1950. It was designed as a guest reception palace, additional working offices for the Royal Court, and a...

information from kinghussein.gov.jo Raghadan Palace: The word Raghadan originates from the Arabic verb, "raghad" to reflect a comfortable life. When Raghadan was built in 1926, it cost £1,600 to build. Stones from the southern town of Ma’an were used for the exterior. Its windows were made...

omg shes 39 she looks really young. Not older enough to be that age not even near it