In their first public hangout since the royal wedding, Meghan and Serena Williams spent their day watching the Harry play a lovely game of polo in a small-town west of London. It was reported that Serena cancelled a press conference in Wimbledon last-minute, where she was going to talk about her first appearance at the …
Meghan attended her first-ever Young Leaders Awards – an annual event at Buckingham Palace since 2014 that reflects the Queen’s commitment to the lifelong service of the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth is a voluntary association of 54 independent and equal countries. It is home to 2.4 billion people, and includes both advanced economies and developing countries. …
Queen’s Young Leaders reception and awards ceremony. Read More »
Exactly one month after the wedding, Meghan and Harry joined The Queen for the biggest society events of the year in the U.K. The Royal Ascot, which has been a tradition since around 1711, features the world’s best racehorses, plus the fanciest fashions and food money can buy. They took a carriage ride onto the …
Meghan attended the marriage of Celia McCorquodale and George Woodhouse at St Andrew and St Mary’s Church in Stoke Rochford along with Prince Harry making it her first family wedding as a royal for. A video of them arriving: Celia is the first cousin of Prince Harry. Her parents are Lady Sarah McCorquodale, who is …
Celia McCorquodale and George Woodhouse’s wedding. Read More »
Having spent the royal night together in the train, The Queen and Meghan arrived in Chester by train just after 10:30 in the morning local time to excitable crowds who had waited hours to catch a glimpse of Her Majesty and Meghan. It marked the first time Meghan accompanied the Queen on a solo engagement, …
The opening of Mersey Gateway Bridge and the Storyhouse Theatre. Read More »
Meghan had another royal first that day joining the royal family for the Trooping of the Colour procession. About Trooping The Colour: “Trooping the Colour is a military parade held to celebrate one of the Queen’s two official birthdays. It’s been a royal tradition since 1748, but has even older origins. On the second Saturday of June …
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