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Signs of joy in Monaco, sadness in Texas and music in Sweden. Read and be part of the ins and outs of aristocratic circles.
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Lien Lammens
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Meghan Markle in Texas
The shooting at a Texas school leaves no one untouched. Not even Meghan Markle. The wife of the British Prince Harry laid flowers at the memorial in Uvalde. She did not speak to the press present, according to her spokesperson, she mainly wanted to let her heart speak as a mother.
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Kate Middleton and Harry end the party in style
Across the ocean, Kate Middleton and Harry’s brother William, among others, attended the last garden party of the year at Buckingham Palace. The annual event, attended by some 8,000 invitees, serves to honor everyone (read: charities) who have contributed to society.
And you can take those flowers almost literally. The Duchess opted for a pastel green dress with an elegant button placket on the chest and a matching hat with a large… flower.
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Get well soon in Monaco
She was ill, had to have surgery, stayed in her home country of South Africa, would have relationship and mental problems … the name of Charlene van Monaco, Albert’s wife, has often been on the tongues in recent years. But the 44-year-old princess is on the mend. “My health is still fragile but I feel a lot calmer now,” she said in an interview with Nice Matin. “But I don’t want to rush anything.”
Charlene also shared a photo of herself with her daughter Gabriella on Instagram. It was the first time that the seven-year-old girl was allowed to go to Monte-Carlo Fashion Week with her mother.
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Music in Sweden
You can’t think of anything more Swedish than music phenomenon ABBA and the Swedish royal family knows that too. King Carl Gustaf attended the ABBA Voyage premiere in London with his wife Queen Silvia. The still immensely popular band is going on a so-called hologram tour and will be seen on stage more than two hundred times.
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