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Meet Kate and William’s dog, cycle with Queen Mathilde and discover Duchess Camilla as a cover girl: the highlights of the ins and outs in royal circles highlighted in this overview.
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Hanne Vandenweghe
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Queen Elizabeth II can write another record to her name at the age of 96. With Prime Minister Boris Johnson stepping down, she is the queen who has seen most prime ministers serve under her. There are fifteen in all. Until Thursday, the day the prime minister announced his resignation, there were fourteen, just like King George III. Now she has surpassed him. To be the longest reigning monarch ever, she must remain queen for two more years. Then she also leaves the French king Louis XIV behind.
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Mandatory rest for the Spanish Queen Letizia† She has had to cancel all her plans, including a journalistic event, because she tested positive for the corona virus. According to reports, the Spanish King Felipe is not ill, although an infection did affect him in February of this year.
Great news comes from Jordan this week. There is Iman bint Abdullah II, the daughter of Queen Rania, betrothed. The proof came in the form of a photo of the princess hugging her betrothed and wearing a huge ring. Her husband-to-be is Jameel Alexander Thermiotis. He was born in Venezuela in 1994, has Greek roots and works in the financial sector in New York.
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We often see them in public without showing affection, but this time it was different for prins William in Kate Middleton† They gave each other a modest kiss during a charity polo match in Windsor. “At a gloomy or more formal event, we see less contact between members of the royal family than at an informal event, where it is considered more appropriate,” said royalty watcher Myka Meier. Touching in public is typical for the Sussexes Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, although we see them a lot less in public these days. Another striking fact: Orla, Kate and William’s family dog, was also allowed to attend the event.
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Speaking of the Duchess of Cambridge, she has once again shown her talent as an amateur photographer. This time kicked a portrait of Camilla Parker Bowles it to the cover of the nature magazine Country life† The image shows the Duchess of Cornwall, who is guest editor of the issue, in a blue dress and cardigan next to a basket of flowers. The magazine comes out on July 13, four days before Camilla’s 75th birthday.
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Our Queen Mathilde crawls on the bike. On January 20, 2023, she will blow out fifty candles and for that occasion she will draw attention to mental well-being this autumn. She will cycle or walk through the ten provinces. The tours of a maximum of twenty kilometers on foot and thirty kilometers by bicycle take place between July and December of this year under the motto Moving together for mental well-being† On Wednesday 13 July she will leave in Zedelgem in West Flanders.
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