Kate Middleton: Princess of Wales will not attend Trooping the Color as never-before-seen Christmas photo with William emerges

In recent years, the Windsors have been at the center of some very public disputes, but on Tuesday night the 75-year-old was allowed to watch another dramatic story unfold.

Attending their first major public event since Rishi Sunak called a general election, Charles and Camilla visited a student performance of Beru Tessema's House Of Ife at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (Rada).

The play follows a family after the sudden death of their eldest son. The tense story sees the characters “forced to confront the traumas they have long tried to bury.”

“As the sun beats down on his north London apartment and the authoritarian head of the family arrives from Ethiopia for the funeral, tensions rise, cultures clash and past betrayals are unearthed,” the RADA website describes the production.

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The King will take part in the Trooping the Color ceremony next month and will inspect soldiers from a carriage, it is understood.

The annual event has marked the official birthday of the King or Queen for over 260 years and will take place on June 15.

The confirmation comes after Buckingham Palace was forced to cancel and review dozens of royal engagements after the general election was called for July 4.

A royal photographer has opened up about what it was like taking the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's wedding photos.

In a recent interview with Sun, Photographer Arthur Edwards explained that six years after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's wedding, he can now admit that the wedding was “miserable” for him.

“That day was miserable,” Edwards told the interviewer. “Now I can tell you that it was the worst royal wedding I have ever had. Because Harry was determined to keep the newspapers away as much as possible.

Nigeria's First Lady has apparently taken aim at Meghan Markle's choice of clothing following her and Prince Harry's recent trip to the country.

The couple, who visited the country as private citizens, spent three days in Nigeria celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, 63, made the comments during a speech to celebrate her husband's first year in office and spoke of her hopes for the modesty of Nigerian women and girls.

The First Lady said Nigerian women and girls “do not want to imitate or try to emulate American movie stars” with their “nudity.”

“The message here is that we have to save our children. We see how they dress,” she said.

A Welsh bed and breakfast has shared a never-before-seen photograph of the Prince and Princess of Wales taken during a getaway last year.

Duffryn Mawr Country House shared the image of the royal couple with their staff on social media.

“It's been 1 year since we welcomed William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, to Duffryn Mawr!” the social media post said.

He added: “Very kind and friendly, it was a pleasure having them stay here.”

The Royal Diary, which circulates from Buckingham Palace, predicts a fairly quiet day for the royal family.

The Duke of Gloucester will attend two engagements.

Prince Richard, cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth, will open a dental center at Suffolk University on Thursday before attending a nearby county exhibition in Ipswich.

The heartbreaking images came in March, following weeks of speculation about Kate's whereabouts after she stepped away from public duties for planned abdominal surgery.

The revelation was made by insiders to vanity fair along with the revelation that the princess has now “turned a corner” in her cancer treatment.

The royal family has removed a historic statement confirming Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's relationship from their website.

The statement, from Prince Harry's spokesperson in 2016, confirmed that the couple was together and called for the “wave of abuse and harassment” Meghan faced to stop.

He cited “racial overtones in the comments” and “outright sexism and racism from social media trolls and web article comments.”

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