Author: Robert Marquez

Queen Mary of Denmark continues to mark her style and commitment with a busy official schedule. After a short vacation in Australia, the Queen has resumed her activities with force, participating in three events this week. This Tuesday, she attended one of the most significant events in her calendar: the presentation of the Children’s Aid Day Awards, an event she has been celebrating since 2005 and which she is especially fond of for her dedication to the little ones. The event was held at Copenhagen City Hall and seeks to recognize individuals and organizations dedicated to improving the lives of…

An adviser to the British royal family has expressed concerns over Prince Harry’s recounting of private conversations, noting that some of his versions of events have been “incorrect.” This issue, along with other tensions, reportedly complicates any potential reconciliation between Harry and his father, King Charles III, who is wary of future discussions being misrepresented, according to a newly updated biography. Adviser Disputes Prince Harry’s Claims About Private Royal Talks In The Making of a King: King Charles III and the Modern Monarchy, author Robert Hardman delves into the obstacles facing the royal family, with added insights in the latest…

On November 3, Queen Mary of Denmark attended a unique event known as the “Klovnference,” held at the Severin Conference Center in Middelfart. This gathering was organized by the Danish Hospital Clowns (Danske Hospitalsklovne), a non-profit dedicated to bringing joy and lightheartedness into hospital rooms for children facing health challenges. Queen Mary, who serves as the patron of the organization, joined to support the cause and deliver an opening speech that resonated with warmth and compassion. The Danish Hospital Clowns, unlike typical volunteer groups, is composed of professional clowns trained specifically to work in a hospital setting. Through a specialized…

Queen Mary of Denmark made an appearance this Sunday, November 3, at the Hubertus Hunt, an event held at the hunting lodge of the Hermitage Palace, just outside Copenhagen. Along with her youngest daughter, Princess Josephine, the queen attended a thrilling horse show, a tradition that once included fox hunting. In recent years, however, the event has taken a more animal-friendly approach, with riders now chasing a fake fox tail. Queen Mary’s Countryside Look For the occasion, Queen Mary opted for a rustic-chic look that combined practicality with timeless style. She wore a quilted green vest from Seeland, perfect for…

The Infanta Sofia has returned to the classrooms of the UWC Atlantic College in Wales after a few weeks of autumn vacations in Spain. The youngest daughter of the King and Queen of Spain has had a few extra days off compared to her boarding school classmates, but has already resumed her studies at St. Donat’s Castle. After having enjoyed two weeks in Spain. Infanta Sofia returns to Wales Her arrival took place on October 21, when an Air Force plane took off from the Torrejón de Ardoz Air Base to Cardiff, the capital of Wales, aboard which the Infanta…

For generations, the fortune of the Windsor family has been a subject of enormous curiosity and speculation, especially because of the secrecy surrounding it. However, a recent investigation by two British media has uncovered details about the wealth of King Charles III and his son, Prince William. Where does the fortune of King Charles and Prince William come from? The investigation reveals that a considerable portion of their fortune comes from the duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall, which encompass a staggering 5,000-plus properties and generate millions in income through rents and other royalties. The Dukedoms of Lancaster and Cornwall, which…

During their recent visit to Paiporta, one of the Valencian localities affected by the DANA, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia experienced one of the most tense and emotional moments of their reign. What was initially planned as an opportunity to show support for those affected, turned into a demonstration of frustration on the part of the neighbors, who did not hesitate to express their dissatisfaction with the management of the emergency. Despite the discomfort of the situation, the royal couple remained firm, determined to listen closely to the concerns and anxieties of the citizens. Upon arrival, the royal couple…

King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain at the Zarzuela Palace in Madrid to representatives of the Spanish Committee of Representatives of Persons with Disabilities (CERMI). The meeting marked a historic moment: the first social reform of the Spanish Constitution regarding the rights of people with disabilities. The amendment, introduced in Article 49, now reflects a renewed commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of Spain’s 3.8 million citizens with disabilities. CERMI has long been an advocate for people with disabilities, dedicated to promoting their rights and supporting both individuals and the disability community at large. The organization works closely…

When Queen Letizia made her opening remarks at ARCO Madrid 2024, she left more than a few people with her avant-garde fashion choices. The King and Queen of Spain, Felipe and Queen Letizia, inaugurated the international art fair at Ifema, Madrid. Known as one of Spain’s most important contemporary art platforms, ARCO Madrid attracted artists and art enthusiasts from all over the world. The royal couple not only toured the event, but also held a brief meeting with members of the ARCO Foundation’s advisory board and IFEMA Madrid executives, underscoring their support for Spain’s vibrant art scene. Queen Letizia’s style…

On the 20th anniversary of the European Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Terrorism, which was celebrated in March with a solemn event in Madrid, organized by the European Commission in collaboration with the Spanish Government. King Felipe and Queen Letizia were present to honor the occasion, which took place in the Royal Collections Gallery. This annual commemoration day, established in 2005, serves as a tribute to all victims of terrorism around the world, taking on special importance in Spain as we remember the tragic attacks of March 11, 2004 in Madrid. That devastating attack claimed the lives of…

Earlier this year, a Russian disinformation campaign targeting the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, has come under scrutiny as the U.K. government responds with sanctions against those involved. On October 28, the U.K. placed sanctions on three Russian agencies, including Social Design Agency (SDA) and its partner, Structura, for their roles in a broader online misinformation effort called “Doppelganger.” Conspiracy Theories: Russian Disinformation Against Kate Middleton This campaign has reportedly been pushing pro-Russian narratives and obscuring details of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. According to British authorities, these Russian-linked groups amplified rumors about Kate’s health, including her alleged abdominal surgery and…

On Thursday, October 31, Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, stepped out in support of a cause close to her heart, attending the Buddy Dogs Family Event at the Guide Dogs for the Blind Association’s Training Centre in Reading. As Patron of Guide Dogs, the Duchess made a point of engaging with children who benefit from the charity’s Buddy Dog program, which pairs service dogs with children affected by sight loss. These dogs not only provide companionship but also play a crucial role in boosting the confidence and emotional well-being of young people who face daily challenges due to vision impairment.…