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King Charles III removed the television from Balmoral Castle’s library after converting the room into his study, reflecting his reputation for working late into the night. Duchess Sophie recalled how Queen Elizabeth II once allowed her to leave dinner to follow Team GB’s Olympic hockey match in the library. The article also notes that although Balmoral’s main visitor areas were announced as closed, the estate’s gift shop and café remained open during August and September.

Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton are described as having a combined property portfolio worth roughly $240 million. Kardashian's holdings include a $60 million Hidden Hills compound, a record-setting $70.4 million Malibu mansion and a custom vacation home in La Quinta. Hamilton's properties span Colorado, Monaco, London, New York, Lake Geneva and Milan, including a $40.7 million Manhattan penthouse and an £18.2 million Kensington mansion.

Prince Harry recalled in his memoir Spare that King Charles III invited him to Balmoral when Queen Elizabeth II was seriously ill but asked him to come without Meghan Markle. Harry described Charles's explanation as nonsensical and disrespectful, while Charles reportedly said that other wives, including Catherine, Princess of Wales, would not be attending. The article also recounts Harry's description of the unequal bedrooms he and Prince William occupied at Balmoral and provides background on the estate, where Queen Elizabeth II died in September 2022.

Balmoral Castle’s team clarified that although the estate’s grounds, gardens, restaurant and exhibitions are closed to the public, the Main Gate Gift Shop and Terrace Café remain open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. throughout August and September. King Charles III is expected to spend his annual summer break at the Scottish residence with Queen Camilla and other members of the royal family. The castle has attracted visitors since Charles opened parts of its interior to the public following his inheritance of the estate, with the initiative proving a sell-out success in 2024.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Montecito mansion is near San Ysidro Creek, an area vulnerable to flooding and mudslides after previous extreme-weather events. Local concerns are rising ahead of the autumn and winter rainy season, although government plans reportedly aim to provide a long-term solution. The property, built by businessman Terry Cunningham, was purchased for $14.65 million and is now estimated by Zillow to be worth $29 million. The couple have also invested in a property in Portugal, where strong housing-market growth has increased the appeal of their European base.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly considering Montecito, California, for their first marital home, following the example of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who live in the area. The article highlights Montecito’s privacy, luxury properties and high average home prices, while noting Swift’s estimated $2 billion net worth, her existing property portfolio and Kelce’s Kansas home. It also discusses the couple’s reported $20 million–$30 million wedding, which was attended by about 1,000 guests, and notes that footage from the ceremony has not been released.

Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, may be able to water newly planted trees at Forest Lodge during the UK’s heatwave and hosepipe restrictions, because Thames Water permits hosepipe use for trees planted within the previous three years. The drought and record temperatures have led to widespread bans, although watering cans and buckets remain allowed. The article also describes Forest Lodge’s historic interior and notes that the family employs staff and nannies who do not live at the property.

The article examines whether prominent British royal couples share bedrooms. Prince William reportedly said that his dog sleeps in bed with him and Catherine, suggesting they share a room. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were widely believed to have maintained separate bedrooms, a practice associated with the British upper class. Reports that King Charles III and Queen Camilla have three bedrooms—including one shared room—remain unconfirmed.

Queen Camilla reportedly advised Meghan Markle that harsh press treatment was something newcomers to the royal family experienced and would eventually pass, noting that Camilla herself had once been cast as the “bad guy.” Prince Harry recounted the exchange in his memoir Spare, while suggesting Meghan felt the comparison was inappropriate. The piece also revisits Camilla’s public praise of Meghan after her engagement and describes an earlier awkward interaction between Meghan and Princess Kate over lip gloss that Harry said contributed to later tensions.

Prince Harry said he instructed Meghan Markle not to photograph herself in front of India’s Taj Mahal because Princess Diana’s iconic 1992 image there might lead people to view Meghan as imitating his mother. The article explains the significance of Diana’s photograph and notes perceived similarities between the two women, including their independence, humanitarian work and fashion influence. It also reports that Harry and Meghan later brought their children, Archie and Lilibet, to the UK for a private meeting with King Charles III and Queen Camilla, suggesting a possible improvement in strained royal relations.

Prince George will begin full-time boarding at Eton College in September 2026, following his father Prince William. He will have a private study-bedroom because Eton does not allow pupils to share rooms, and he will return home only on weekends and holidays. Early challenges include a “colours test” requiring pupils to memorise the school’s buildings and boarding-house colours. The college is also upgrading its sports facilities, including a new golf simulator and rifle range, despite annual fees of £65,000.

Oprah Winfrey has revisited her 2021 interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, explaining that her question about whether Meghan was “silent” or “silenced” was intended to clarify whether she had been prevented from speaking. Winfrey also reflected on her emphatic hand gestures during the exchange. The article recalls Meghan’s claim that there had been concerns about the colour of Archie’s skin before his birth and Prince William’s subsequent denial that the royal family was racist. It also recounts Winfrey’s reaction to the small size of Harry and Meghan’s Nottingham Cottage home, their later move to Frogmore Cottage, and their relocation to a large property in Montecito.

Buckingham Palace employs around 800 people, but former staff give mixed assessments of working there, reflected in a 3.5 out of 5 Glassdoor rating and only 22% saying they would recommend it. Reported benefits include complimentary meals and possible on-site accommodation, while former royal chef Darren McGrady praised the quality of the ingredients and working experience. King Charles III does not plan to live at the palace, but intends for it to remain the ceremonial and operational centre of royal life while expanding public access and national benefit from the publicly funded building.

Paddy McNally, the wealthy former racing driver and ex-partner of Sarah Ferguson, has died aged 88 after reportedly suffering a long-term illness. His death follows the recent sudden death of his son Sean. McNally dated Ferguson from 1982 to 1985, remained friends with her, and reportedly allowed her to stay at his chalet in Verbier. The article also discusses Ferguson's movements abroad and differing expert views on whether she and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remain in contact amid the scandal surrounding him.

One year after Ozzy Osbourne's death, Sharon Osbourne is still trying to sell the family's Hancock Park mansion in Los Angeles. The Spanish Colonial property was initially listed for $18 million but remains unsold after a year, prompting Sharon to reduce the price to $17 million amid weaker Los Angeles housing conditions. The home carries significant emotional value because it held a decade of memories for Sharon and Ozzy. Their children, including Kelly Osbourne, are supporting Sharon as the family continues to grieve.

Melanie C is considering relocating to Australia after her marriage to Chris Dingwall, potentially leaving her long‑time home in Wales. The Wye Valley property, purchased in 2004, is a secluded six‑bedroom period house she has spoken fondly of in the past. Sources suggest she has been spending increasing time in Australia with her new husband. Fellow Spice Girls Geri Horner, Emma Bunton and Melanie Brown attended her UK wedding, while Victoria Beckham, unable to attend, supported her from afar and contributed to both her Australian and UK ceremonies through dresses she provided.

Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are maintaining a happy long-distance relationship while living about 4,000 miles apart in Hertfordshire and Tennessee. They share a preference for rural living and recently vacationed together in the French Riviera. The couple met while filming Christmas in Paradise, went public in April 2025, and have since appeared together publicly and celebrated holidays and milestones as a blended family.

Prince George celebrates his 13th birthday with a newly released portrait, while members of the British royal family attend various engagements across the UK, including King Charles and Queen Camilla’s appearance at the Sandringham Flower Show. Additional highlights include Belgium’s royals marking their National Day and the Danish royal family releasing a birthday portrait of Count Felix. The live updates also revisit a 1995 style moment from Princess Diana and outline the day’s full royal agenda.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Portugal property, purchased in 2023, may have been motivated not only by proximity to the UK but also by Portugal’s rapidly rising property values and relatively easy buying process for UK and US citizens. The home is reportedly being redesigned by Soho House-linked designers, while Princess Eugenie’s residence in Comporta provides a possible family connection. The couple continue to own their Montecito mansion, although falling local sale prices and limited renovations may restrict its potential to appreciate significantly.

James Corden secretly returned to the United States to host Fox's 24-episode After Hours series during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, prompting speculation that he may be reversing his 2023 relocation to the United Kingdom. The work required extended time away from his wife Julia and their three children, following a similar three-month US stint for the play Art the previous year. Corden has said that work-related separation has been difficult for the family, while his £11.5 million London home has also drawn disputes with local residents over paving and proposed extensions.

Prince George is expected to enrol at Eton College after the summer holidays, following his father Prince William. Despite annual fees of about £65,000, the school is seeking donations for its largest-ever refurbishment and expansion of sports facilities, including a new golf simulator and rifle range. Its Athens aquatics centre was completed in 2023. George is described as a keen participant in rugby, tennis and triathlons, while Eton offers 28 subjects ranging from classical languages to computer science and politics.

Queen Elizabeth II’s corgis received unusually privileged treatment, including chef-prepared meals, daily bedding changes, helicopter travel and access to her private lift. Prince Harry described the dogs accompanying her to her bedroom in his memoir Spare. After the Queen’s death in 2022, Muick and Sandy went to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson, and they are believed to remain with Andrew on the Sandringham Estate.

Prince Harry wrote in his memoir Spare that the terms “princess” and “goddess” felt inadequate to describe Princess Diana, whom he considered indescribable despite her global fame and adoration. Diana herself spoke of feeling that royal life had taken away her personality and forced her to perform official engagements, although humanitarian work helped her find a meaningful role. Her legacy continues through the charitable efforts of both Harry, via the Invictus Games, and Prince William, who is focused on homelessness.

Prince Harry reveals in his memoir Spare that members of the royal family secretly compete over the number of official engagements recorded in the Court Circular. King Charles and Princess Anne consistently dominate the annual totals, with Charles leading in 2025. Princess Kate’s reduced engagement count that year stemmed from her cancer diagnosis, but she has since returned to an active schedule, including her first post‑treatment overseas trip to Italy.

Prince Harry’s memoir Spare recounts a dinner at Highgrove during which King Charles acknowledged that he should have obtained mental-health help for Harry years earlier and apologized. The account is presented against the backdrop of the father and son’s estrangement following Harry’s interviews and memoir, as well as recent meetings involving Charles, Harry, Meghan Markle and their children that suggest a possible reconciliation. Prince William’s comments about Charles’s demanding work schedule and limited time with his grandchildren provide additional context.

Pamela Anderson has shared a tour of the expansive garden at Arcady, her renovated childhood home in Ladysmith, British Columbia. The grounds include vegetable plots, raised beds, flower gardens and archways, reflecting her renewed passion for gardening after moving back to Canada from Malibu. Anderson says her sons Brandon and Dylan also garden, while she draws inspiration from British presenter Monty Don. Vancouver designer Francesca Albertazzi helped transform the largely untouched property into a personal haven.

Jennifer Lopez is facing another setback as the latest attempted sale of her and Ben Affleck's former Beverly Hills mansion has fallen through despite a deposit being placed. The property, originally purchased for over $60 million and repeatedly relisted at declining prices, has again been removed from the market. Affleck previously signed over his share to Lopez, leaving her solely responsible for the loss once the home sells. The mansion features extensive luxury amenities, while Lopez recently offered candid reflections on breakups in a separate interview.

Interior designer and presenter Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has described Buckingham Palace as resembling Fawlty Towers, criticizing its cabbage smell, sticky carpets and atmosphere of an aging golf hotel. The comments come after a £369 million, decade-long renovation focused mainly on updating plumbing and electrical infrastructure rather than cosmetic changes. King Charles III and Queen Camilla have chosen to remain at Clarence House, while historical accounts say Queen Elizabeth II also preferred Clarence House before Winston Churchill encouraged her to move to the palace.

The Crown Estate defended Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s past subletting of properties at Royal Lodge during testimony before the Public Accounts Committee, with Chief Executive Dan Labbad stating that expected income was factored into determining value. MPs have previously criticised Andrew’s favorable rental terms and potential earnings, calling the arrangement improper and unfair to taxpayers. Additional scrutiny highlighted that King Charles privately funds residences used by Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, despite both being non-working royals with their own homes.

Prince William received £21.6 million in private income from the Duchy of Cornwall during 2025–26. As Duke of Cornwall, he is entitled to administer bona vacantia assets, including properties belonging to people who die without a will or eligible next of kin, although the Duchy says proceeds remaining after discretionary payments are donated to charity. William also paid £7.76 million in tax during the period. When he becomes king, Prince George is expected to become Duke of Cornwall and inherit responsibility for the Duchy's extensive land and property portfolio.

A nostalgic list of 17 objects commonly displayed on teenagers’ bedroom walls in the 1980s, including Smash Hits and Athena posters, DIY magazine collages, Neighbours memorabilia, A-ha and cereal-box stickers, horse posters, fuzzy-colouring designs, CD towers, album covers, Manchester United shirts, corkboards, puppy calendars, glow-in-the-dark stars and world maps. The piece combines period pop-culture references with staff recollections of childhood bedrooms.

Jennifer Aniston’s $14.8 million Montecito mansion, purchased from Oprah Winfrey in 2022, appears to be nearing completion after extensive renovations, including a new swimming pool, modern windows and redesigned gardens. The project may soon allow Aniston and boyfriend Jim Curtis to use the property, while her existing Bel Air home remains a carefully designed wellness retreat. The couple, who went public with their relationship in late 2025, has received enthusiastic support from fans.

Lady Louise Windsor is compared with her late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, in a photograph taken at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, with readers noting similarities in their eyes, smiles and chins. Others say Louise resembles her father, Prince Edward. After graduating from the University of St Andrews, she is expected to take a gap year involving travel and volunteering, following a part-time garden-centre job that the article presents as evidence of her grounded work ethic.

A throwback SMTV Live clip shows Victoria Beckham wearing a red Pokémon robe during a Spice Girls beauty-pageant skit and deliberately staging a dramatic fall. The segment humorously referenced her future marriage to footballer David Beckham, while the article also highlights Beckham's self-declared sense of humor and recent appearance with her family at a 2026 World Cup quarter-final in Miami.

Catherine, Princess of Wales attended the final day of the 2026 Wimbledon Championships with Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, wearing a green Emilia Wickstead Tidus dress with a DeMellier bag and Ralph Lauren pumps. The outfit is presented as her strongest of three Wimbledon looks, following appearances in Gabriela Hearst and Roland Mouret designs. The piece also highlights Kate's longstanding love of tennis and notes the fashionable Wimbledon appearances of other members of the extended royal family.

Princess Kate, Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the final day of Wimbledon to watch the men's final between Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev. Kate wore a green dress and was warmly received by spectators, while the children appeared smart and cheerful. The appearance marked her third visit to the tournament this year. Kate’s long-standing love of tennis and its influence on her children was highlighted, along with recent royal outings and her past attendance at the championships.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla issued a message of condolence following the death of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, praising his leadership and service to Qatar while extending sympathies to the Al Thani family and the Qatari people. The report also notes a private family visit in which Prince Harry, Meghan, and their children met the King for the first time since 2022, highlighting ongoing tensions within the royal family.

Prince Harry appeared relaxed and upbeat during a series of engagements across the UK marking the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games. He joined light‑hearted activities including goat yoga, wheelchair rugby, and pickleball, sharing playful moments with attendees and public figures such as Alison Hammond. Visits to a children’s hospital and a charity festival highlighted his interactions with young people and families, underscoring a cheerful and competitive spirit throughout the trip.

King Charles III’s Highgrove Estate near Tetbury contains a garden design incorporating the shapes of the English and Scottish flags, forming part of a Union Jack motif. The estate also features an award-winning carpet garden that Charles helped design with Michael Miller and which won a Silver-Gilt Medal at the 2001 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Highgrove recently hosted Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, in an important family reunion amid Harry’s stated desire for reconciliation with his father.

Prince Harry’s memoir Spare recounts an awkward backstage incident in which Meghan Markle borrowed Kate Middleton’s lip gloss, interpreting Kate’s reaction as an early sign of tension. The article contrasts that episode with initially warm public statements from Kate and Prince William welcoming Meghan and celebrating her pregnancy with Archie. It concludes that the two couples are now largely estranged, while Harry has expressed hope for reconciliation and commentator Russell Myers has described relations between the brothers as extremely poor.

Prince Harry recalls first entering Queen Elizabeth II’s private Buckingham Palace dressing room at age 33 during a tiara session before his wedding to Meghan Markle, revealing it had long been off-limits even to royal family members. His memoir describes the Queen personally inviting the couple to choose from several tiaras with the help of royal staff. The article also highlights a newly opened exhibition at the Palace of Holyroodhouse allowing visitors to view another of the late Queen’s dressing rooms, offering rare insight into her private wardrobe spaces.

A rare colony of narrow‑headed ants, an endangered species, has been discovered on King Charles III’s Balmoral Estate by a ranger familiar with conservation work in the Cairngorms. Conservation specialists from the National Trust for Scotland and the Cairngorms National Park Authority described the find as significant for efforts to restore the species across Deeside. The discovery supports broader ecological goals on the estate, which already hosts other rare wildlife such as red squirrels and capercaillie. King Charles’ long‑standing commitment to nature and preservation of the Caledonian Forest is highlighted in connection with the estate’s biodiversity.

Meghan Markle and her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are expected to travel to the UK during Prince Harry’s visit, although Meghan will not attend public engagements. Harry is in Birmingham to mark the one-year countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games and visited a children’s hospital as a WellChild patron. He also spoke warmly about Archie’s enthusiasm and skill with Lego. The visit comes as Harry faces disappointment after losing a legal case against Associated Newspapers Limited, which he and other claimants accused of unlawful information gathering; Harry and Doreen Lawrence condemned the ruling as an “obvious whitewash.”

Duchess Sophie fulfilled a personal wish by making a cameo on BBC Radio 4’s long-running drama The Archers, appearing as herself during a fictional agricultural show in honor of her real-life role with Linking Environment and Farming. Her appearance celebrates the program’s 75th anniversary. The article highlights previous royal cameos, including Queen Camilla in 2011 and Princess Margaret in 1984, emphasizing the show’s enduring popularity and cultural legacy.

Bonnie Tyler died unexpectedly in Portugal at age 75 following complications from emergency intestinal surgery in May. She leaves behind her husband of 53 years and two notable homes: a long‑owned mansion in Mumbles, Swansea with coastal views, and a modern glass villa in the Algarve that she considered her sanctuary. The article highlights her connection to Wales, the extensive renovation of her 19th‑century property, and the couple’s upgraded Portuguese retreat. It also recounts her past comments on marriage and her decision not to have children.

Arthur Fery becomes the first British wildcard to reach the Wimbledon semi-finals, guaranteeing at least £900,000 in prize money and potentially up to £3.8 million if he wins. His performances included wins over Flavio Cobolli and Grigor Dimitrov, with notable royal support from Queen Camilla. Despite his French family background and wealthy parents, Fery identifies strongly as British and credits the national tennis federation for its support. Approaching his 24th birthday and facing world No. 3 Alexander Zverev, he views his breakthrough as the result of long-term progression and self-belief.

Balmoral Castle has warned 2026 visitors that maintenance work has left scaffolding on the west side of the estate, though all facilities remain open. The royal residence is hosting family events and outdoor film screenings over the summer while continuing renovation and redevelopment efforts led by King Charles III and Queen Camilla. Plans include expanded public access, refreshed gardens, and upgraded visitor amenities, reflecting a broader transformation of the estate.

The live royal-news roundup follows Prince Harry's UK visit, including his Invictus Games meetings, a visit to Birmingham Children's Hospital as WellChild patron, and comments about his children Archie and Lilibet. King Charles and Queen Camilla continue public engagements at British Transport Police headquarters and ZSL London Zoo, while Prince William visits Hastings' fishing community and takes part in miniature golf. The coverage also reports royal activities at Wimbledon, pregnancy news from Jordan's Princess Iman, Spanish and Norwegian royal engagements, the unveiling of the Spirit of Invictus train, royal finances, and a property linked to Princess Diana.

Prince Harry is visiting the UK for Invictus Games–related engagements but is unlikely to stay at Buckingham Palace after missing a deadline for the offered room, prompting his team to seek alternative confidential accommodations, likely a private hotel or location outside London. His security concerns also led to the decision that Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet would not accompany him, following lack of government approval for royal-level protection.

Elizabeth Hurley shared an Instagram photo of herself and her sister Kate Curran wearing matching white Celestial bikinis from her swimwear brand while posing on a boat. Fans praised the siblings’ appearance, and the post highlighted Hurley’s ongoing modeling of her Elizabeth Hurley Beach line. The article also noted her relationship with Billy Ray Cyrus and their time together in England, where he has been teaching her guitar.

Princess Kate discussed the challenges of raising her three children while watching a Wimbledon match with Andy Murray and Anne Keothavong, who said much of their conversation focused on parenting and encouraging children in sports. Kate’s remarks echoed her earlier comments on the pressures of motherhood and the importance of addressing mental health struggles, acknowledging that even with support she finds aspects of parenting difficult.

Lady Eliza Spencer and Lady Amelia Spencer attended an RH and Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One collaboration event at Aynhoe Park wearing contrasting red and black dresses that highlighted their coordinated yet distinct fashion sense. Their styling choices, including muted makeup and complementary accessories, reinforced their reputation for synchronized elegance. The article notes their history of coordinated looks, their admiration for Princess Diana’s fashion legacy, and the continued influence of their family's style heritage.

Prince William discussed his enthusiasm for football during a podcast with Travis and Jason Kelce, revealing that King Charles dislikes the sport and did not influence his support for Aston Villa. He contrasted this with Charles’ previously stated connection to Burnley. William’s commitment to the sport extends to his children, who support different Premier League teams. He also shared that he plans to travel to the United States if England reaches the World Cup final.

Lady Louise Windsor graduated from the University of St Andrews, where her full name, Louise Mountbatten-Windsor, was officially announced during the ceremony. She celebrated with her parents, Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie, and appeared in official portraits. The article highlights her plans for a gap year and references similar experiences of other royals, including Prince William and Zara Tindall. Duchess Sophie reiterates that her children are expected to pursue professional careers rather than become full-time working royals.

Princess Kate made an unannounced visit to Wimbledon, wearing a cobalt blue suit and spending time greeting fans, volunteers and children from the charity SHINE Merton. She broke with royal tradition by sitting in regular seats on Court One with Andy Murray rather than in the Centre Court Royal Box, where several celebrities were seated. She also briefly helped scan tickets for spectators during her visit.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are preparing to marry at Madison Square Garden, prompting speculation about whether the couple will sign a prenuptial agreement due to the significant difference in their net worths. Prenups are common among celebrities to protect assets and intellectual property, and Swift’s legal team would likely advise one, although she has not commented publicly. An NDA might also accompany such an agreement, though it could affect Swift’s songwriting themes. The wedding is expected to be star‑studded, with Ed Sheeran reportedly performing and a large celebrity and sports guest list anticipated.

John Legend and Chrissy Teigen incorporated a preserved two‑storey “tree of life” into their Beverly Hills home as a tribute to their late son Jack, placing his ashes in the soil as part of a Thai tradition honoring lost loved ones. The couple described the installation’s emotional significance and reflected on their family’s process of remembering Jack since his death in 2020.

Queen Camilla has reportedly struggled with aerophobia for years, sometimes affecting her participation in overseas royal tours. A 2018 Australia visit was cut short because of her reluctance to fly, and an alleged 2022 British Airways bird strike incident may have intensified the fear. Hypnotherapist Christopher Paul Jones says fear of flying often stems from feelings of losing control, confinement, turbulence or anxiety about panicking, and can be treated through approaches including cognitive behavioural therapy, EFT and EMDR. Camilla has previously overcome a fear of needles to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.

Ben Fogle recalled that his pregnant wife, Marina, and her sisters were caught crossing the aisle at Westminster Abbey just as Queen Elizabeth II arrived for Prince William and Kate Middleton's 2011 wedding, leaving him embarrassed. The incident did not technically breach protocol because Marina had already arrived, while the Queen was scheduled to be the last senior royal to enter before the bride. The article also recounts Fogle's connections to William and Harry, including an amusing occasion in Botswana when a guide recognized him rather than the princes.