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Prince Louis is about to turn 8… 🎂🫶💙 A gentle smile, a growing heart, and the quiet warmth of good wishes from around the world ✨🎈 #PrinceLouis #RoyalFamily #HappyBirthday #PrinceLouis8thBirthday #BritishRoyals

Prince Louis will be celebrating his 8th birthday tomorrow! 🥳🎈

ICYMI: Clarkson’s Farm Season 5 will premiere in June, and Prince William will appear in one of its episodes! 🚜🌾

"Nature is our sustainer – we are a part of Nature. Therefore, what we do to her, we do to ourselves" 🌍 Today is Earth Day. This year’s theme ‘Our Power, Our Planet’ highlights the difference we can make when we work together. Learn more about His Majesty’s sustainability and nature work: royal.uk/the-king-and-s…

The King and Queen are joined by members of The Royal Family to remember the life of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at Buckingham Palace today 📹 King's Guard Tours

The King and Queen arrive at the British Museum in London to view the final design for the Queen Elizabeth II Memorial.

The Duke & Duchess of Gloucester arriving at the British Museum

#QueenElizabeth memorial event - the Edinburghs arrive at British Museum @5_News

Today, on what would have been her 100th birthday, we remember Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and reflect on a lifetime devoted to public service.

Today, on what would've been her 100th birthday, we remember the late Queen Elizabeth II's dedication to the British Red Cross. She gave the Red Cross her unwavering support throughout her life. We'll always remember her for her sense of duty and incredible service.

Remembering Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on the 100th anniversary of her birth. Inspiring generations through a lifetime of duty.

Today, we remember Queen Elizabeth II on what would have been her 100th birthday. At Ascot Racecourse, her presence was always appreciated. She was a passionate supporter of British racing and a true horsewoman whose love for the sport brought joy to so many. From the excitement of Royal Ascot to quieter moments spent with her horses, Queen Elizabeth II’s connection to racing was deep and lasting, and that legacy will forever be part of Ascot’s story.

Tactical Medical Wing marks 30 years of distinguished service. HRH The Princess Royal visited RAF Brize Norton for a reception celebrating three decades of lifesaving capability, innovation, and teamwork. 30 years. One team. Global reach. Find out more: bit.ly/4eztr8V

This evening, The King and Queen attended a special viewing of ‘Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style’, ahead of what would have been The late Queen’s 100th birthday.    As the largest exhibition of Her Majesty’s fashion ever staged, more than 200 items of clothing and accessories across all ten decades of The late Queen’s life are on display.     The exhibition also includes never-before-seen archival material such as fashion sketches, fabric samples, and correspondence.     ‘Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style’ is available to visit now and will run until 18th October 2026 at The King’s Gallery in London. Find out more on @RCT.

King Charles III trained as a naval officer and helicopter pilot, and completed parachute and commando training during his military service. He now serves as Head of the British Armed Forces.

“I declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or short shall be devoted to your service.” On her 21st birthday in 1947, Queen Elizabeth II pledged to devote her life to the service of her people. She remained true to her word – undertaking official duties up until her final days. Tomorrow would have been her 100th birthday. Ahead of events to mark the anniversary, we look back on Her late Majesty’s life and work.

What a busy time to come. The Queen‘s 100th birthday on the 21st, Prince Louis 8th birthday on the 23rd, and the Prince and Prince of Wales 15th anniversary on the 29th!

David Attenborough tells all about the Queen he knew in new BBC documentary as childhood friend remembers standing with Elizabeth II in front of Coronation crowds trib.al/KrO3BZi

Let’s make something very clear H&M work for no one but themselves. The Royals don’t have to sit there and pretend to be desperate and look for work. Countries roll out the red carpet for them with government officials waiting to greet them. Security is covered for them wherever they go not with countries fighting to keep them out. H&M are going to spend the rest of their lives, trying to figure out how to make money. The rest of the Royals, don’t have that issue. There’s no comparison. They can’t even get anything with their brand with the titles. They constantly fail and will continuously be looking over their shoulder because they’re so afraid. so if they want to go to different countries and do charity work and attempt to make money, let them. Only thing I saw with this trip is how desperate and ridiculous they really look. I can see why the Royals pay them no attention, they’re like children putting on their parents clothing, pretending to be someone important. The Royals continue on until they either retire or pass. H&M are going to continue on because they have no idea who they are.