Author: Robert Marquez

Robert Marquez

Robert Marquez is a seasoned writer specializing in British and Spanish royalty. With a flair for engaging storytelling, he crafts captivating narratives. Drawing from vast digital media experience, Robert brings expertise and depth to every piece.

James Earl of Wessex's tribute to Prince Philip

Last April 9, the British royal family attended the religious service at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle. This religious celebration coincided with the wedding anniversary of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, who have been married for 17 years. It also marked the second anniversary of the death of Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. On that Easter Sunday, a British royal paid a subtle tribute to the late Prince Philip. James, Earl of Wessex’s Tie: a subtle tribute to Prince Philip James Mountbatten-Windsor, 15, the youngest son of the new Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh; Edward and Sophie, accompanied his…

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kate middleton's legs

Kate Middleton has boasted about her toned legs on numerous occasions, and the fact is that Prince William’s wife is in excellent physical shape and there are photos to prove it. Queen Letizia can boast of having the best-toned arms, while if we talk about legs, Kate Middleton takes the first place. The Princess of Wales has proven that a good diet and an exercise routine do work. Kate Middleton’s legs: What is the secret to keeping them toned? Kate usually practices yoga and Crossfit and tries and tries to train at least one-hour combining cardio and strength exercises. The…

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Queen Letizia in a multicolored dress

Queen Letizia has once again dazzled in a public event with her multicolored outfit. The Spanish monarch wore a beautiful long dress with a floral print and V-neck that highlighted her elegant and sophisticated figure. The Spanish consort attended alone this Thursday the inauguration of the ‘Tour del Talento’ in Cordoba, a project of the Princess of Girona Foundation, of which Princess Leonor is honorary president, so many expected the surprise appearance of the Princess, but this did not happen. The multicolored floral print dress of Queen Letizia The garment, from the firm Cayro, is a demonstration that Letizia continues…

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What was the problem with Princess Leonor's teeth

A year ago, in the middle of spring break at UWC Atlantic College, Princess Leonor attended a solo engagement in Leganés. At the time, the Princess of Asturias drew attention to her teeth, as she was missing her canine fangs due to a dental problem. The Spanish throne’s heiress recently underwent orthodontic treatment to address issues with her dental alignment, and the results have been highly successful. Princess Leonor’s teeth have improved After spending a year in treatment, Leonor now has a full set of teeth and she showed it last Saturday, April 8, when she made her first appearance…

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Queen Letizia's see-through dress

Queen Letizia of Spain has returned to work after a vacation of more than ten days and her most recent appearance at the Ateneo de Madrid grabbed attention for her beautiful navy blue dress with floral print, French sleeves, and closed neckline. However, the Spanish consort did not take into account something in her styling: it was not the right one for the flash of the cameras. Queen Letizia’s see-through dress works against her The dress worn by King Felipe’s wife is a design of the Spanish firm Galcón Studio, it is a 100% wool piece, which left Queen Letizia’s…

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Queen Letizia in a navy blue dress by Galcon Studio

The King and Queen of Spain, Felipe, and Queen Letizia have returned to their official engagements after their Easter vacations. On this occasion, they attended the celebration of the Bicentennial of the Ateneo de Madrid. The Queen has resumed her work style and has given a second chance to a midi-length, navy blue knitted dress that she wore for the first time a year ago. Queen Letizia in a navy blue dress by Galcon Studio The dress, designed by the Spanish firm Galcon Studio, features white flowers embroidered on the chest area as the most significant detail. Specifically, it is…

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Infanta Sofia of Spain's casual style

The Infanta Sofia, 15 years old, had not been seen in public for months, but this weekend, taking advantage of her older sister, Princess Leonor, 17, who is on vacation in Spain, both have been seen together. The entire Spanish royal family had a family outing to the town of Chinchón last Saturday, April 8, during Holy Week. For this space appearance, Sofia wore a casual outfit. Infanta Sofia’s casual style in Chinchón The youngest daughter of Felipe and Letizia has preferred to wear a more comfortable and modern look, in which she has included one of the key elements…

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Reappearance of Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia

The grand reappearance of Princess Leonor, 17, and her younger sister, Infanta Sofia, 15, took place this weekend. The Kings of Spain, Felipe, and Letizia, accompanied by the Princess of Asturias and Infanta Sofia, attended Saturday night in a cultural activity of popular tradition linked to Easter in the town of Chinchón. The Royal Family surprised the inhabitants and tourists of Chinchón with their visit. This Festival of National Tourist Interest of the town attracts many visitors who have been able to meet with Their Majesties. The recreation of the living passion is celebrated every year in Chinchón during Holy…

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What will King Charles do one day before his coronation

As the leader of the monarchy, King Charles III, 74, has a responsibility to perform his royal duties effectively and efficiently, and that means taking steps to ensure his health and well-being for the day of his coronation. The solemn ceremony will follow the protocol of Operation Golden Orb, including traditions and important historical milestones. King Charles’s demands for the day before his coronation Charles III has made a sharp decision regarding his participation in royal duties close to his coronation, The Mirror newspaper reported. The monarch has informed his aides that he will not participate in any royal duties…

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is Prince William left-handed

In the world of royalty, some members are born with greater manual dexterity in their left hand rather than their right. One such member is Prince William. For many generations, several members of the British royal family have been left-handed. Historical royals known to have used their left hand more include Queen Victoria, George II of Great Britain, and George VI, who shared this peculiarity with his wife, Queen Elizabeth, also known as the Queen Mother. Is Prince William left-handed? Yes, Prince William is left-handed. The son of King Charles III demonstrated that he wrote with his left hand in…

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Does Queen Camilla smoke?

Smoking used to be considered glamorous and popular in elite circles and among royalty, but today it is known to be hazardous to health. Although no one believes Queen Elizabeth II ever smoked, several members of her family, including her father, King George VI, and her sister, Princess Margaret, smoked, and many of her uncles and other relatives died from smoking-related illnesses. The 2006 Health Act prevented people from smoking in enclosed public spaces, including workplaces, so smoking was not allowed inside most palaces for some time. However, royals who liked to smoke cigarettes in designated areas on palace grounds…

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Princess Diana's nickname

The story of Princess Diana continues to be the subject of interest among the younger generations and they were probably unaware that the media dubbed Diana in a way that she did not like. In 1980, Diana Spencer was introduced to the press as the bride of Prince Charles. At only 19 years old, she had to face inordinate media attention that did not stop following her every move. What was Princess Diana’s nickname? The British press decided to nickname her “Shy Di” because of her appearance “shy” and introverted personality. However, Dickie Arbiter, former press secretary to Queen Elizabeth,…

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