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The Wales children for their 5th birthday portrait.
•Prince George's 5th birthday on July 22nd 2018, in the gardens of Clarence House in London, England.
•Princess Charlotte's 5th birthday on May 2nd 2020, at Anmer Hall in Norfolk, England.
•Prince Louis's 5th birthday on April 23rd 2023, in Windsor, England.
📷 : Matt Porteous, The Duchess of Cambridge & Millie Pilkington/Kensington Palace.
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Happy 5th Birthday Princess Charlotte
10 beautiful photos of Charlotte, although you could fill a bookcase as she is so adorable.
Photo credit: John Stillwell, Duchess of Cambridge, Mark Stewart, Chris Wattie, Rex Shuttercock, Reuters, Getty Images
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Happy 5th Birthday, George!!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share a new photograph of Prince George to mark his fifth birthday – thank you everyone for your lovely messages
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Dates for 2022
4th January
A hearing has been scheduled where lawyers for Prince Andrew are expected to argue for a dismissal of Virginia Giuffre's civil lawsuit, accusing the Duke of York of sexually abusing her when she was 17.
9th January
The Duchess of Cambridge will celebrate her 40th birthday.
6th February
The Queen will mark 70 years since she ascended the throne, following the death of her father King George VI in 1952. She usually spends the day privately at Sandringham, but has previously made public appearances to mark significant milestones. No details yet.
Spring 2022
The life of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, will be celebrated in a service of thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey.
2nd - 5th June
The Queen will celebrate her Platinum Jubilee with the nation. An extra bank holiday + Trooping the Colour, a service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral, a visit to the Epsom Derby, a live concert at Buckingham Palace, and street parties and picnics.
21st June
The Duke of Cambridge will celebrate his 40th birthday.
'Later in 2022'
Prince Harry is expected to publish his tell-all memoir. The Duke of Sussex said his book will be written “not as the prince I was born but as the man I have become” and as an “accurate and wholly truthful” account of his life.
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♕ HAPPY 5th BIRTHDAY PRINCESS CHARLOTTE [b.May 2,2015]
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share four new photographs of Princess Charlotte ahead of her fifth birthday tomorrow. The images were taken by The Duchess as the family helped to pack up and deliver food packages for isolated pensioners in the local area.
Princess Charlotte helps deliver food parcels to isolated pensioners in Norfolk along with her parents The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George. Staff at Sandringham delivered homemade pasta and meals to vulnerable locals for the last five weeks, at a rate of around 1,000 a week.
To thank everyone for all the birthday wishes, Kensington Palace released one more photo of Princess Charlotte.
#princess charlotte#kate middleton#duchess of cambridge#royaltyedit#myedit#MY BABYYY HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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HAPPY 5TH BIRTHDAY HRH PRINCESS CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH DIANA!!
The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to her second child and only daughter on May 2nd 2015, in the Lindo Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, in London. At 7:45AM, it was confirmed Duchess had arrived at St Mary’s Hospital in the early stages of labour at 6:00AM that morning. The new princess was born at 8:34AM, weighing 8lb 3oz, after a 2 and 1/2 hour labour, with an official announcement coming at 11:00AM.
It was confirmed the Duke of Cambridge was present for the birth and both families had were delighted with the news. The new princess was the first royal baby born since Zara Tindall’s daughter Mia had been born in early 2014. Prince William left the hospital during the afternoon and returned later in the afternoon with his eldest son, Prince George. Prince George showed nerves in front of the gathered crowds but managed a wave from his father’s arms, before going to meet his baby sister.
The Duke and Duchess faced the press with their new son shortly before 6PM. After a few moments in front of the cameras, the returned to the safety of the Lindo Wing, before leaving the hospital for Kensington Palace at 6. The couple spent a couple of night in Kensington Palace - during which time they were visited by the Queen - before returning to their Norfolk home, Amner Hall. On May 4th 2015, the baby princess’s name was revealed, shortly after 10AM. The princess’s full name was Charlotte Elizabeth Diana (Charlotte is feminine version of Charles and the middle name of Pippa Middleton; Elizabeth is the name of the Queen and her mother, as well as the middle name of Catherine and her mother; and Diana is obviously in honour of the late Diana Spencer) and she has since been known as HRH Princess Charlotte of Cambridge.
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Duchessofostergotlands’ favourite royal moments of 2018: Part 2/4
Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel appear in the best candid selfie ever with an adorable set of twins and their excited mother- 27th April 2018
Sarah Ferguson secures her status as the world’s most under-appreciated jelly bean philosopher with the first in a series of iconic social media posts- 28th April 2018
The Cambridges melted even my cold, dead heart with a picture of Charlotte gently kissing new baby brother Louis- 5th May 2018
The Princely family launched their own Instagram account with a treasure trove of behind the scenes family photos for us to cry over- 13th May 2018
During Crown Prince Frederik’s 50th birthday celebrations, his wife Mary delivered a brilliant speech featuring digs about his love of lycra and drooling over how hot he looks in uniform - 26th May 2018
Princess Estelle takes part in the National Day concert for the first time, yawning her way through every performance- 6th June 2018
The Princess of Destruction didn’t disappoint! At her sister’s christening, Princess Leonore cast off her shoes and rolled around in front of the altar while her bemused relatives looked on- 8th June 2018
Savannah Phillips didn’t seem concerned about being sent to the Tower by the future King as she put her hand over George’s mouth to shut him up during Trooping the Colour- 9th June 2018
While accompanying her mum and brother to her dad’s polo match, our favourite little free spirit Princess Charlotte skipped around and did expert hand stands without a care in the world- 10th June 2018
#my upload#crown princess victoria#swedish royal family#prince daniel#2018#sarah ferguson#social media#british royal family#princess charlotte#official#prince louis#princess sofia#prince carl philip#prince alexander#prince gabriel#crown prince frederik#crown princess mary#danish royal family#birthday#princess estelle#princess leonore#christening#adriennedop#savannah phillips#prince george
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share a new photograph of Prince George to mark his fifth birthday – thank you everyone for your lovely messages
Kensington Palace on Twitter
Happy 5th Birthday Prince George!
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have released this gorgeous picture for Prince George’s 5th Birthday (at Clarence House)
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from IG thecambridges_family - 22nd July 2021
Happy 8th Birthday to Prince George of Cambridge 🎂💙 (3/3) -July 22nd 2021.
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•1st birthday on July 22nd 2014, at the Sensational Butterflies exhibition at the Natural History Museum on July 2nd 2014, in London, England 🦋.
•2nd birthday on July 22nd 2015, during the christening of Princess Charlotte of Cambridge on July 5th 2015, at St Mary's Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate in King's Lynn, England ⛪.
•3rd birthday on July 22nd 2016, at Anmer Hall in Norfolk, England 🎂.
•4th birthday on July 22nd 2017, at Kensington Palace in London, England 🎈.
•5th birthday on July 22nd 2018, before the christening of Prince Louis of Cambridge on July 9th 2018, at Kensington Palace in London, England ⛪.
•6th birthday on July 22nd 2019, during the summer holidays in Mustique, Carribbean Islands 🏖️.
•7th birthday on July 22nd 2020, at Anmer Hall in Norfolk, England 🎉.
•8th birthday on July 22nd 2021, in Norfolk, England 🎁.
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📷 : John Stillwell, Mario Testino, Matt Porteous, Chris Jackson & The Duchess of Cambridge/Kensington Palace -@dukeandduchessofcambridge.
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Special post ahead of Prince George of Wales's 10th birthday (1/4) : from 2013 to 2015.
•Prince George's first appearance on July 23rd 2013, after his birth at St Mary's Hospital on July 22nd 2013, in London.
•First official portrait with his parents The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their dog Lupo, on August 19th 2013, at Bucklebury Manor in Berkshire, England.
•Christening on October 23rd 2013, at St James's Palace in London.
•First Royal Tour to New Zealand and Australia in April 2014.
•First birthday on July 22nd 2014 at the Natural History Museum in London.
•First official portrait for Christmas, on December 13th 2014, at Kensington Palace in London.
•Meeting his little sister, on May 2nd 2015, Princess Charlotte, after her birth at St Mary's Hospital in London.
•First official portrait with his little sister Princess Charlotte, on June 6th 2015, at Amner Hall in Norfolk, England.
•Princess Charlotte's christening on July 5th 2015, at the Church of St Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham Estate, in King's Lynn, England.
•Prince George's first stamp on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday in 2016, at Windsor Castle in Windsor, England.
📷 (2, 3 ,5, 6 & 8) : Michael Middleton, Jason Bell, John Stillwell, Ed Lane Fox, The Duchess of Cambridge/Kensington Palace.
(10) : Ranald Mackechnie/The Royal Family & Royal Mail.
#prince george#british royal family#england#2023#july 2023#10th birthday#prince george's 10th birthday#birthday 2023#2013#2014#2015#official portraits#the wales#my edit
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UK’s Princess Charlotte celebrating 5th birthday with Zoom party Image Source : AP Britain's Princess Charlotte arrives for her first day of school at Thomas's Battersea in London, with her brother Prince George and their parents Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge…
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Happy Birthday to sofiaandcarl (the 1st), norwaysprincess (the 5th), europeanmonarchies (the 5th), thecrownsoutfits (the 12th), @sofihellqvist (the 13th), stellaofsverige (the 18th), willandkatedaily (the 19th), duchesscambridges (the 25th), rebloggingroyals (the 26th), and teamphilipftw (the 27th). We wish you all wonderful days with happiness, love, and lots of cake :)
Some royals with July birthdays include: Hon. Charles Armstrong-Jones (the 1st), Queen Sonja of Norway (the 4th), Prince Michael of Kent (the 4th), King Tupou VI of Tonga (the 12th), Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden (the 14th), Camille Grimaldi (the 15th), Princess Maria of Liechtenstein (the 16th), The Duchess of Cornwall (the 17th), King Letsie III of Lesotho (the 17th), Crown Prince Haakon of Norway (the 20th), Princess Alexandra of Hanover (the 20th), Prince Felix of Denmark (the 22nd), Prince George of Cambridge (the 22nd), Lord Nicholas Windsor (the 25th), and Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece (the 25th).
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Prince Harry and Meghan's royal baby: Everything we know so far - USA TODAY
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Prince Harry and Meghan's royal baby: Everything we know so far - USA TODAY
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Kensington Palace confirmed the royal baby news and announced that Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is expecting to deliver in the spring of 2019. She and Prince Harry wed in May. USA TODAY
Duchess Meghan of Sussex with Prince Harry greeted crowds during a visit to Birkenhead in northwest England, Jan. 14, 2019.
(Photo: Charlotte Graham/AP)
Royalty is proving fruitful these days: Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan’s news Monday that they expect a baby in the spring means another new cousin will join Queen Elizabeth II’s growing gaggle of great-grandchildren.
Soon, there will be eight little royals to delight the 92-year-old monarch and her husband, Prince Philip, 97.
The news was announced by Kensington Palace just as Harry and Meghan were arriving to start their Down Under tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and Tonga.
This baby is going to be historic, says Victoria Arbiter, daughter of a former royal press secretary, who is now CNN’s royals contributor.
“There’s no question he or she is going to be gorgeous and adorable, half-American and of mixed-race heritage, so what a time to be witnesses to the royal family and history,” Arbiter says. “It does reflect on modern society: History is being made with this baby.”
What do we know so far?
When is the baby arriving?
Until January, the due date for the Sussex baby was vague: Sometime in “the spring,” the palace said. On Jan. 14, during a day trip with Harry to Birkenhead near Liverpool in northwest England. Meghan was chatty during a walkabout, greeting scores of fans while cradling her prominent belly.
In conversations with some of them, she let slip that she is six months along and that the baby is due in April and that, like Prince William and Duchess Kate of Cambridge during their pregnancies, they don’t know the baby’s gender.
“We asked her how her pregnancy was going and she said she was six months and she tapped her tummy,” Carla Gandy told People magazine’s reporter on the scene.
In this image from video, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex arrive in Sydney, Australia, on Oct. 15, 2018, a day before they start a 16-day tour of Australia and the South Pacific.
(Photo: AP)
ITV News reported Meghan talked of her due date with another woman, Eileen Ashurst, who told the outlet Meghan said the newest royal baby is expected in April.
And Angel Midgley told the BBC that Meghan said the couple is waiting until the baby is born to learn if it’s a boy or girl.
Kensington Palace declined to comment on any of this to USA TODAY, but it’s probably safe to mark your calendars.
Who are the baby’s royal cousins?
The baby will be first cousin to Prince George, 5; Princess Charlotte, 3; and baby Prince Louis of Cambridge, almost 9 months, the children of uncle Prince William and Duchess Kate.
Princess Eugenie of York and Jack Brooksbank in wedding photos taken in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle with some of the queen’s great-grandchildren as bridesmaids and page boys: From left, back row: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Theodora Williams, Isla Phillips, Louis De Givenchy. Front row, Mia Tindall, Savannah Phillips and Maud Windsor.
(Photo: Alex Bramall/Buckingham Palace via AP)
The baby’s four second cousins include Mia Tindall, 4, and Lena Tindall, who was born in June to Harry’s cousin, Zara Phillips Tindall (the queen’s eldest granddaughter), and her husband Mike Tindall.
Also: Savannah Phillips, 7, and Isla Phillips, 6, the daughters of Zara’s brother, Peter Phillips, also Harry’s cousin and the queen’s eldest grandson. Both Zara and Peter are the children of Princess Anne, the Princess Royal.
And Princess Eugenie of York, 28, the queen’s granddaughter and Harry’s cousin who married Jack Brooksbank on Friday, might be expected to produce royal great-grandchild Number 9 in the near future, too. That baby also would be a second cousin to Harry and Meghan’s baby.
No morning sickness for Meghan?
Duchess Meghan of Sussex visits University of Chichester’s Engineering and Digital Technology Park during an official visit to Sussex on Oct. 3, 2018 in Bognor Regis, England.
(Photo: Samir Hussein/WireImage)
She just turned 37, so doctors consider this a “geriatric” pregnancy (when mom is over age 35) with a higher risk for miscarriage and other complications.
“Most geriatric pregnancies end up with a great outcome (healthy mom and baby) as long as there is a close monitoring in the prenatal period and during the pregnancy,” says Zaher Merhi, an ob-gyn doctor and director of research and development in IVF Technologies at New Hope Fertility Center in New York.
Still, it appears Meghan is not suffering from the acute morning sickness syndrome that felled her sister-in-law, Duchess Kate, during the early months of her three pregnancies.
Thus, Meghan was able to endure a long overseas flight to Australia before embarking on a grueling two weeks of traveling to public engagements in the Southern Hemisphere, where high temperatures can be expected.
Like Kate, Meghan is slim and she doesn’t show much of a baby bump in early stages. On Oct. 3, she wore a dark green leather skirt during an engagement; there wasn’t even a hint of a pregnancy.
That didn’t stop Twitter from speculating on what Meghan wore to Eugenie’s wedding: a loose-fitting, navy Givenchy coat, which could have hidden a baby bump.
Will the new baby be called a prince or princess? Something else?
Betting on whether the new little royal will be a boy or girl commenced immediately in Britain, where they bet on anything having to do with royals. More interesting is the question of whether the baby will be officially titled a prince or princess.
The simple answer is it’s up to the queen. It also matters how far the child is to the throne. This baby will be 7th in line, just behind Harry, who is 6th in line, so he or she is unlikely to ever be crowned.
More: Where does the new prince fit in the line for the throne?
In hindsight, we’d really like to know what Harry was telling his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, at the wedding of his cousin, Princess Eugenie, on Oct. 12.
(Photo: AARON CHOWN, AFP/Getty Images)
The rules on titles and “style” were last established by the queen’s grandfather, King George V, in 1917: They dictate that an HRH and title of prince or princess would be confined to children of the sovereign and the children of sons of the sovereign.
“The grandchildren of the sons of any such Sovereign in the direct male line (save only the eldest living son of the eldest son of the Prince of Wales) shall have and enjoy in all occasions the style and title enjoyed by the children of dukes,” the rules say.
So Prince George, as eldest son of the elder son of Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, and thus third in line to the throne, got the prince title. But the queen also bestowed it on Princess Charlotte, 4th in line, and baby Prince Louis, 5th in line.
If the queen decides the first Sussex baby will not be styled prince or princess, the baby, if a boy, would likely take one of Harry’s lesser titles, such as Earl of Dumbarton, that he received from the queen on the morning of his wedding along with royal Duke of Sussex.
Arbiter says the baby’s grandfather, future King Charles III, might want to ensure that all his grandchildren have titles, since they are likely to carry out public duties when they are older and their granddad is on the throne.
“This is a decision not to be taken lightly, which is one reason why there has been no decision announced as yet,” Arbiter says. “I think this is going to be decided by the queen, Prince Charles and Meghan and Harry together.”
Who comes after Harry and Meghan’s baby? See more of the line of succession
The baby will have an unprecedented ancestry for the royal family.
The baby will be one-quarter African-American, thanks to Meghan, whose father is white and whose mother is African-American. There’s never been an acknowledged part-African baby born into the royal family – or even an American baby.
Meghan is believed to be the first royal bride with African-American ancestry to join the family, although some scholars insist that 18th-century King George III’s wife, Queen Charlotte, had African ancestry many generations back before she was born in 1744 in Germany. And the Windsors all descend from one of their sons.
Nevertheless, it would be a first in the modern era, and would likely boost the family’s popularity with its growing minority populations in the U.K. and in the Commonwealth, where Harry and Meghan will play an important role.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex greet well wishers during their visit to Chichester, England, Oct. 3, 2018.
(Photo: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AP)
MORE: Pregnant celebrities 2019: Who’s due, baby bump pics and gender reveals
Will the baby be a British citizen, an American citizen or both?
The baby will likely be born in London at St. Mary’s Hospital so for sure he or she will be a citizen of the United Kingdom, especially as a member of the British royal family.
But Meghan, as an American awaiting U.K. citizenship, could also pass on her U.S. citizenship to her baby – unless she renounces her citizenship for tax purposes after she receives her U.K. citizenship and before the baby is born.
If not, Meghan could ensure the baby has dual citizenship by applying for a Consular Report of Birth Abroad before the child’s 18th birthday. The State Department recommends parents apply for the CRBA as soon as possible after the child’s birth.
According to American rules, once the child reaches 18, he or she may choose either citizenship or keep both.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are expecting a baby, and many are asking if the baby could have red hair. Buzz60’s Keri Lumm explains the possibility. Buzz60
Will the baby have red hair like Prince Harry’s?
The gene for red hair in humans is recessive, meaning generally you can have red hair only by getting two red-hair genes, one each from your parents. A brown gene combined with a red gene usually produces brown hair, because brown is usually the dominant gene.
British bookies seem to believe that if Harry, seen here with Princess Diana just before his third birthday in 1987, has a daughter, she may be named after her late grandmother. But her name is more likely to be passed down than the Spencer gene for red hair.
(Photo: JOHN REDMAN, AP)
Red hair runs in Harry’s family: The Earls of Spencer, the family of his mother, Princess Diana, had lots of “gingers,” as they call it in Britain. Diana’s father, brother and one of her sisters had or have hair like Harry’s.
It’s possible that somewhere in Meghan’s genetic makeup there might be a gene for red hair from one of her ancestors, but the likelihood of it turning up in Meghan and then combining with Harry’s gene to produce another ginger prince is small.
John H. McDonald, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Delaware, says the basic genetics we learned in high school is either wrong or oversimplified. He says it is possible, for instance, for two brown-haired parents to produce a redhead child – such as himself – because inheritance involves multiple factors besides genes.
“Human traits are more complicated than the simple recessive model we learned,” McDonald says. “I would say it wouldn’t be a shocking surprise (if the royal baby had red hair). My guess is there’s a 5 to 10 percent chance but it makes a big difference if her European ancestors were from, say, Ireland (vs.) Greece.”
What will the baby’s name be?
Again, let’s go to the bookies. BetVictor, a leading European online betting company, put the name Diana as the 6-to-1 favorite if it’s a girl, said spokesman Charlie McCann.
Diana, for Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana, is also one of the middle names of Princess Charlotte, Harry’s niece.
“We make Diana our 6/1 favorite with Charles and Elizabeth next best at 12/1,” McCann said. “We have seen a bit of interest in both Alexander and Alexandra since this morning, although it will not be until the New Year before the market (heats) up as speculation intensifies over the name and gender of the baby.”
More: Duchess Meghan, Prince Harry are expecting their first child in the spring
More: ‘Best news ever!’: Twitter reacts to Harry and Meghan’s pregnancy
More: Duchess Meghan, Prince Harry arrive in Australia for official visit, Invictus Games
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♕ Happy 5th Birthday Prince George!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share a new photograph of Prince George to mark his fifth birthday – thank you everyone for your lovely messages 🎈
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Cute new portrait of Prince George released to mark his 5th birthday today
Cute new portrait of Prince George released to mark his 5th birthday today
An official portrait of Prince George has been released to mark his fifth birthday, being today, July 22, 2018.
The photo which shows the birthday boy beaming for the camera while posing in the back garden of Clarence House, the home of his grandfather Prince Charles, was released by his proud parents Prince William and Kate Middleton, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
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