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.

Sarah Ferguson's Honorary Title Revoked

Sarah Ferguson has just lost one of the few honorary titles she still held. York City Council voted unanimously to strip her of the Freedom of the City, an honor she had been awarded in 1987 when she had just married the then Prince Andrew and was still the new bride of the royal family. This is the same honor that Winston Churchill had received years earlier, as had Judi Dench. In 2022, Andrew himself had already lost this honor, along with all his royal titles, due to his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Now it’s her turn. Why York stripped…

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Charlene of Monaco's Floral Erdem Look

The past two weeks have been some of the busiest for Charlene of Monaco. This week, she attended the opening of the new mother and baby unit at the Princess Grace Hospital Center, alongside Prince Albert. This space was designed with a very specific philosophy in mind: to allow parents to stay with their babies 24 hours a day throughout their hospital stay, in rooms designed to resemble a family environment as closely as possible. It’s a beautiful project, and Charlene arrived looking the part. What dress did Charlène of Monaco choose for her visit to the hospital? For the…

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Spain's Royal Family Easter 2026

Every year, the Spanish royal family’s Easter Week is one of those mysteries that sparks conversation. Since 2019, they have not attended the Easter Mass at Palma Cathedral, which had been a long-standing tradition, and since then, their spring break has been a period with no official schedule. What is known, however, is that in recent years, they have combined vacations in low-key destinations with surprise appearances at processions, always outside the official calendar and always in an informal capacity, mingling with the crowd. This year, there is a new factor complicating the family’s plans, as Princess Leonor and Infanta…

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Kate Middleton's Outfit at Canterbury Cathedral 2026

At Canterbury Cathedral, something unprecedented happened. Sarah Mullally became the first woman to assume the position of Archbishop of Canterbury, the highest office in the Church of England. Over 2,000 people attended the ceremony, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, while the Prince and Princess of Wales represented Charles III in his role as Defender of the Faith. Princess Kate’s presence was not just a formal gesture. According to the Daily Mail, the Princess found real support in her faith during her cancer treatment, so her attendance today had a personal significance that went beyond the official calendar. What Kate Middleton…

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Princess Leonor's Privacy

Anyone who followed Princess Leonor’s military training knows that things weren’t always as calm as they are now. In her first year in Zaragoza, the paparazzi caught her out several times with her classmates. At the Marín Naval Academy, it was even worse, with almost constant surveillance on land. And the breaking point came during a cruise aboard the Elcano, when photos of her partying in Salvador de Bahia and wearing a bikini in Uruguay surfaced. The photos did not go down well at the Zarzuela Palace, and it wasn’t just a matter of the content. What was troubling was…

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Charlene of Monaco's Spring Zimmermann Dress Look

Some public appearances don’t need much to say it all, and this was one of them. During Akiko de Mikasa’s visit to the Principality, accompanied by Prince Albert II of Monaco, Princess Charlene once again did what she does best, she went for a polished look, without excess and very much in keeping with her style. It all happened during the ‘Japan Comes to Monaco’ event, just a few hours before the highly anticipated Bal de la Rose, so the context was significant. Her spring look is defined by a floral dress from Zimmermann Charlene chose a Zimmermann midi dress…

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Meghan Markle Registers As Ever Trademark in Australia

Meghan Markle doesn’t usually do things by chance, and this move confirms that. While preparing for her trip to Australia with Prince Harry, the Duchess of Sussex registered the As Ever trademark with the Australian Intellectual Property Office. According to The Times, everything points to an international expansion strategy that was planned well in advance. Australia is a new market for the brand, and Meghan is entering it just as her deal with Netflix has come to an end. The show With Love, Meghan was not renewed, and the partnership with the platform never fully took off. What products and…

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Queen Letizia at the Vatican The White Privilege

On March 20, Queen Letizia of Spain was at the Vatican for an audience with Pope Leo XIV, and what she was wearing carried much more significance than it might seem at first glance. Wearing white at the Vatican is not a style choice; it is a protocolary privilege held by only a few women in the world. This privilege, known as the “privilège du blanc,” is held by the queens of Catholic monarchies, which in practice means Letizia, Mathilde of Belgium, Charlene of Monaco, and Stéphanie of Luxembourg, among a few others. All other heads of state and first…

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Infanta Sofia Attends EU Ombudsman Talk in Lisbon

Last week, Forward College, the Lisbon university where Infanta Sofia studies, welcomed an important visitor. Teresa Anjinho, the European Ombudsman, visited the campus last week to give a talk to students studying International Law, including the youngest daughter of King Felipe and Queen Letizia. The university itself confirmed this on its Instagram page, explaining that Anjinho introduced her role at the helm of the European institution, which focuses on ensuring that EU institutions act fairly and transparently. Rather than a typical lecture, the session led to an open discussion with the students. According to the university, the session covered topics…

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Princess Leonor of Spain

If you’re one of those who closely follow Princess Leonor’s military training, this will interest you. The San Javier General Air Academy, where Princess Leonor is in her third year as an officer cadet, will open its doors on May 8. And this isn’t just any tourist visit: the event is a flag-raising ceremony for civilians, organized by the Ministry of Defense. There are only 80 places available. The ceremony will take place at 12:00 p.m., and the registration period closes on May 7. To participate, you must be a Spanish citizen, at least 18 years old, and not have…

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Queen Maxima Rewears Red Massimo Dutti Dress

This week, the Queen hosted an event at the Noordeinde Palace organized by Orange Fonds, a social fund established in 2002 as a gift from the Dutch people to the royal couple on the occasion of their wedding. Along with the Minister of the Interior, the meeting focused on building partnerships to combat inequality and strengthening social projects. On paper, it wasn’t glamorous at all, but Maxima made sure her look told a different story. What dress did Queen Maxima wear at the Noordeinde Palace? The dress wasn’t new. It’s a limited-edition red midi dress from Massimo Dutti, featuring a…

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Princess Anne's Style at the State Banquet

Princess Anne is one of a kind. While the rest of the royal family shows up at every event with something new to applaud or criticize, she has been doing exactly the opposite for decades, and she doesn’t apologize for it. At the gala dinner hosted in Windsor by King Charles and Queen Camilla in honor of the President of Nigeria, Buhari Tinubu, and his wife, the Princess pulled out of her closet a white evening coat that she had worn for the first time in 1969. The first time she wore that coat, she was 18 years old and…

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