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Today, it is hard to think of a time when Baroness Marie-Christine von Reibnitz was not Princess Michael of Kent. Yet Marie-Christine had been married once before
Today, Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo will celebrate the second birthday of their daughter, Sienna Elizabeth Mapelli Mozzi.
Even with the best fashion has to offer at their fingertips, royal women also know there is nothing quite like borrowing an outfit from their mother's wardrobes.
It was quite a struggle when Queen Camilla - and more particularly her Philip Treacy hat - arrived at Orly Airport Paris. And yesterday was not the first time...
No doubt there are many reasons the Waleses have seen a surge in popularity. There's the dedication to duty. There's the generous good humour. Who wouldn't want to meet them?
Captain Marks Phillips, who celebrates his birthday today, comes from a military family and was married to Princess Anne. They set the template for modern royal weddings - televised, and in colour!
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and her husband, Prince Daniel, have found themselves subject to unwanted scrutiny. And the pair felt obliged to issue an unusual public statement.
Some day their prince may come, but for the moment these princesses and royal aristocrats are having a great time being young and single - with some fashion design and charity work thrown in.
It's A Royal Knockout featured senior member of the Royal Family wearing fancy dress and playing silly games, a spin off from the BBC's long-running Saturday night game show.
Most of us would have struggled to make much of the colourful daubs presented to last night's Antiques Roadshow in Swanage. Were they an outline for a Viking ship, perhaps,?
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