Kate Middleton Update: Princess Will Miss Colonel's Review Ahead of Trooping the Color

As Colonel-in-Chief of the Irish Guards, a role Kate was assigned in 2023, she was expected to receive the salute on June 8.

The news that she will not be taking part comes as the princess continues her cancer treatment away from the public eye, as she has done since her diagnosis in January.

The princess has reportedly been “out and about” with her family in recent days as she continues her preventive chemotherapy treatment, prompting some speculation about when Kate will return to her official engagements.

Although some conflicting reports suggest Kate could return as early as the autumn and well into the new year, the Palace and royal insiders have been keen to emphasize that no official return date has been planned.

Camilla made the revelations during a visit to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (Rada) in central London today alongside King Charles.

While there, he spoke with student Daniel Mays about his role in the musical. Boys and dolls and said he had seen it with his family at the Bridge Theater in London.

“It was fantastic,” he said.

The actor was pleased by the praise and admitted that he remembered the Queen's visit.

“I left about three months ago and towards the end of my career she came with all her grandchildren,” he said. “We were only told on the day that there would be an important royal visit, so we were wondering who she would be.

“It's an immersive production and we were wondering if she would be sitting or standing.

“It's the longest and most grueling thing I've ever been involved in, but it was a fantastic time.”

This comes after the application recently came under scrutiny following revelations about the Duke of Sussex's previous drug use in his 2023 memoir. Replacement.

Lawyers for the Biden administration have said there would be a “stigma associated” if the information became public knowledge.

Think tank The Heritage Foundation requested that the documents be made public under a freedom of information request.

The King has reportedly been “encouraged” that his February meeting with Prince Harry was kept private as the family rift persists.

The duke cleared his schedule in February to fly across the Atlantic to see his father following his shocking cancer diagnosis.

While the meeting lasted less than an hour, royal expert Robert Hardman believes it could have benefited their somewhat tumultuous relationship.

“But I think there can be a kind of normalization, and I thought it was telling that when the cancer diagnosis came in February, Prince Harry came straight to it,” the author said.

“People were saying why didn't he stay longer, why didn't he talk to his father, I mean, there's a lot to figure out, but this was absolutely not the time to have some kind of summit with Harry about the whole thing.” Harry's complaints.

“But I think the fact that it came was important, the fact that it was received was important, I think what encouraged the people in the palace and the king was the fact that we didn't read or hear about it afterwards. He kept it private.”

The estimate was made by PR expert Mayah Riaz before the brand's official launch, and its official website and Instagram page are yet to feature any of its products.

However, Meghan sent 50 limited-edition jars of her jam to launch the brand, and Riaz believes they could sell for a staggering amount of money.

“So far, the jams have been sent to only 50 people. This suggests that it will be an exclusive and limited edition item,” Riaz told the Mirror.

“It has already been reported that a single jar of jam could cost three figures. I think it's very likely from what we've seen so far. This is not unusual for a celebrity brand.”

“So, my estimate is that American Riveria Orchard in less than a year could earn Meghan seven figures. “It is very possible that the brand will produce seven figures by the end of next year.”

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 King has officially dissolved parliament ahead of the general election in July.

Under UK protocol, the prime minister must ask the monarch for permission to hold a general election, and a date will then be set for the dissolution of parliament.

General elections will then be held 25 working days after the dissolution of Parliament.

The day after the general election, the King will invite the leader of the party that won the most seats in the House of Commons to become Prime Minister and form a new government.

While Charles has never overseen a general election as King, he has formally met two prime ministers during his reign, including Liz Truss and current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

The King and Queen enjoyed a tour of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (Rada) in central London on Tuesday, a night in which notable actors from Sir Anthony Hopkins to Imelda Staunton and Tom Hiddleston have trained.

The visit was the couple's first major public event since Rishi Sunak called the summer general election, as the monarchy has postponed any engagements “that may appear to divert attention or distract from the election campaign”.

The royal couple watched a scene from Beru Tessema's House Of Ife, a play about a family dealing with the death of their eldest son, and then met the cast.

They later toured Rada's workshops, where students design, build and paint sets and backdrops.

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.

Charles has recently returned to public duties while still receiving treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer and will now take part in one of the highlights of the royal calendar.

While it has been confirmed that the King will take part in the ceremony, he will inspect the soldiers from a carriage rather than on horseback, as he did in years past.

As Colonel-in-Chief of the Irish Guards, a role Kate was assigned in 2023, she was expected to receive the salute on June 8.

The news that she will not be taking part comes as the princess continues her cancer treatment away from the public eye, as she has done since her diagnosis in January.

The princess has reportedly been “out and about” with her family in recent days as she continues her preventive chemotherapy treatment, prompting some speculation about when Kate will return to her official engagements.

Although some conflicting reports suggest Kate could return as early as the autumn and well into the new year, the Palace and royal insiders have been keen to emphasize that no official return date has been planned.