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You know, after all this time I am at a loss to tell which royal 'supposedly' said what and to whom and, more importantly, which royal commentator wrote what in their column, book, etc or said in their interview, panel, etc. All I really do know is that all of those royal reporters have a...

I was looking at the photo and thought to myself how lovely Camilla looked. The pinafore effect is, IMHO, pretty well non-existent. The ensemble is fitted perfectly, and the choice of blouse works extremely well with the almost severe cut and colour of the body of the dress which is softened by...

HLM was very sparing with gifts of jewellery to family members of the family. Engagement and wedding presents notwithstanding, she merely "lent" what she deemed appropriate, However, as we saw in the case of the late Diana, the important and historically significant piece which were heralded as...

It is wonderful to see Camilla wearing relatively obscure jewellery with the bees being perfect examples of her whimsical nature. All I can say is, more please! Aslo, can someone identify the earrings Camilla is wearing in that photo...

It is normal to have "rounds" of chemotherapy followed by a break to assess progress. During those breaks, while still being immunocompromised, it is not as bad as during a round. I am really impressed with with Camilla's work ethic as well as her easy way of interacting with the public. The...

Hmm, this ensemble is definitely yet another of her subtle incremental notching up in style and elegance and it is definitely showing us a very svelte an regal Queen. I think she and her dresser have been working on raising the sartorial bar and I can't wait until Royal Ascot and hoping she is...

Camilla never ceases to surprise me as to the number of ways she can wear any specific item of clothing. Her Belfast green day was an absolute tour de force which seemed to comprise one cape, two coats, one dress, two scarves, and black accessories: hat, gloves and suede boots. No fuss, no...

I think that is the kicker. Had they just handed over the "original" photo the storm in a teacup would have bee, figurative chip wrapper by now. Unfortunately, KP decided to produce a false image, because that is what it was, and strangely enough it is the royal fans that cried foul. Fans that...

Yikes, I seem to have lost my accompanying post to the quotes above. This new layout has a few traps of old players. So, to summarize, there is a whole industry that is founded on feeding the narrative of the Sussexes and the nature of that narrative is hate. What they say, that they do, what...

This is an unmitigated disaster that need never have happened. After the unauthorized personal photo of Catherine and her mother on the school run, there were many people online and foreign media noting how gaunt Catherine looked and "surmising" that she was not recovering as well as expected...

I know the feeling well! I am really loving Beatrice's style and also that her biggest "accessory" is a loving husband. Beatrice joy in living is manifested in her wardrobe and the smile on her face,

Indeed, the mindset of a cancer patient is very important and medical staff really push the idea of a positive point of view and surrounding yourself with supportive people, be they family or staff. I should imagine that he is doing that, encouraging Camilla while ensuring she doesn't overdo...

Camilla has certainly been dusting off some wonderful pieces of jewelry, a tiara here, a brooch or three there and a bracelet to knock your socks off. Am I correct in thinking that they have all come from the famous private collection?

Sadly, Elizabeth looks a slovenly mess by the standards set down by Oxford College. Yes, she is wearing a white shirt and ribbon tie . . . sort of, but the dark skirt is about six inches short and her barely there tights are just a slap at the rules and her nod to her academic gown is a joke. To...

I guess royal watchers take it as a sort of 'Proof of Life' event since by dint of his compromised health due to his ongoing treatment. I wouldn't even bet that the PM took a RAT test before confirming the visit. For all that, it must be quite lonely isolating yourself. Even when people are...

IMHO he would have noted every comma as it is the first time he has signed anything into law. This is a succession of "firsts" for him and each step is a milestone.t I also believe he will not want to look and sound ignorant and lazy when either this week or ten years from now some journalist...

I was thinking how bright and energetic she was looking. It's not as if she's doing a "mutton dressed a lamb" look. But at the same time, she isn't going to be one of the super-elegant, older aristocrats that have been so much part of the landscape, all wearing Ascotesque numbers. I think...

I would be surprised if the kids could see Grandpa unless it is under COVID-like conditions. Face masks and social distance for everbody. I have been amazed that the media has so busy looking for the "real" truth while ignoring the reality when it's right in it's place. The reason the King is...

In fact, I would go further, she looks positively radiant if not joyful. :rose2:

I believe that judging by the previous kerfuffles about royal accomodation that question is actually quite insulting. There has never been a hint of Beatrice "using" the greater BRF. As to Edo, I believe that his love and support has given Beatrice a greater confidence in herself, so much so...

After reading all about this situation, I am amazed at the number of people who feel they have the right to speak for the people of the UK, the Commonwealth and, most outrageous of all, the BRF itself. On this forum I keep reading about how Harry must be kept at a distance, he can never be left...

I share Tommu100 and Tatiana Maria's concern about the addition of the "Like" buttons, They have a strange way of de facto turning into a competitive score card rather than an appreciation of the content of the post. I have always liked this about this forum, it's non-competitive and...

:previous: And so say all of us! :flowers:

I find the article gratuitous and not a little malicious in its puerile attempt to keep the royal feud going and thus maintain an endless supply of the supposed blow-by-blow account of the ongoing animosity, thus providing a continual fall-back story when royal news is slow. The inevitable...

:previous: Since he was standing in for the King I should imagine that is the standard default. Had the Queen been standing in it would have been written the other way around. If any knowledgeable Norwegian royalist could confirm that it would be of interest.