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Princess Iman's daughters, Talia and Rania, extend a pattern of twins that runs through five generations of the Hashemite familyBy Maria Loreto The King's military education began in 1986 with the Royal Life Guard.By Daniel Neira The Prince and Princess of Wales last traveled to India 10 years agoBy Maria Loreto The Crown Princess left her recovery briefly to support her father-in-law after he was hospitalized in OsloBy Maria Loreto Eugenie welcomed her third child earlier this monthBy Maria Loreto Harry reunited with his father earlier this yearBy Maria Loreto The latest development comes amid increased attention surrounding the King's health.By Daniel Neira The aquamarine ring and butterfly earrings aren't the only pieces associated with Diana that Meghan has worn over the years.By Daniel Neira The reunion marked the first time in four years that Charles had seen Meghan and his California-based grandchildren.By Daniel Neira The unexpected combination offered a fresh interpretation of royal dressing.By Daniel Neira King Philippe's visit began at the provincial crisis center in VottemBy Daniel Neira The royal couple's celebratory message came after seven days of competitionBy Daniel Neira Princess Iman welcomed her second and third children on August 14.By Maria Loreto Liechtenstein will allow women to inherit the throne under new succession rules announced by Hereditary Prince Alois during the country’s National Day. From Portugal to the royal family, Princess Eugenie has found a way to live at a distance from the Crown without cutting her institutional ties. Pope Leo XIV has tapped Gisela Bergmann, daughter of Prince Michael of Liechtenstein and an experienced wealth manager, to help oversee the Vatican’s finances. The new arrivals make Princess Iman and Jameel parents of three girls.By Daniel Neira Brunei’s Sultan has stripped Princess Raabi'atul Adawiyyah of her royal titles and honors, more than a decade after her lavish wedding to Prince Abdul Malik The meeting marked an important development for the family,By Daniel Neira Louis, meanwhile, has developed a public personality all his own.By Daniel Neira And she isn't the only European royal keeping the tradition alive.By Daniel Neira Fumihito, heir to Emperor Naruhito, faced reporters days before a trip to ParaguayBy Maria Loreto The princess joined her parents for a major sporting eventBy Maria Loreto Family gatherings appear to have created a friendship remarkably similar to the one their parents enjoyed decades earlier.By Daniel Neira The Danish King observed the eclipse from the oldest observatory in EuropeBy Maria Loreto Norway's Borgarting Court of Appeal has rejected Marius Borg Høiby's bid to swap house arrest for lighter monitoring, citing a high risk of reoffendingBy Maria Loreto The Danish royals carried out two very different engagements as their duties took them across Europe.By Daniel Neira She worked out three days a week, focusing on cardiovascular exercise and conditioningBy Daniel Neira Kate and William met at St. Andrews University and have maintained a relationship for the past 25 yearsBy Maria Loreto Their close relationship reportedly began shortly after Kate joined the Royal Family.By Daniel Neira European royals unite in supportBy Daniel Neira Aachen 2026 brought together Infanta Elena, Princess Amalia, and Europe's royal elite for a spectacular celebration of international equestrian sport. Before serving as First Lady, Jackie Kennedy was a reporter working in LondonBy Maria Loreto The prestigious equestrian event welcomed several members of Europe's royal familiesBy Daniel Neira The two attended the David Foster Foundation 40th Anniversary Celebration in CanadaBy Maria Loreto The revelation has sparked renewed debate over how the monarchy and government handle ceremonial protocolsBy Daniel Neira How the heir's sibling is evolving in a modern monarchy, where legitimacy is earned through example rather than inherited through historyBy Maria Loreto The evening served as a reminder of another of Prince Albert's prioritiesBy Daniel Neira Authorities have declared a state of emergency as search teams continue looking for survivors.By Daniel Neira The paintings are being displayed to the public for the first time.By Daniel Neira Like her royal peers, Ingrid Alexandra's education has combined international experience with time at home.By Daniel Neira Three generations of European royals gather in Aachen as Princess Amalia joins Infanta Elena, Zara Tindall and Princess Benedikte.
