Prince Harry runs into Aotearoa New Zealand Trip Raters.Photo: Travalyst Prince Harryis proud to be a girl dad! The Duke of Sussex, 37, who is father todaughter Lilibet,11 months, lovingly wears a grey T-shirt bearing the words “Girl Dad” in a new tongue-in-cheek video for his eco-travel initiative,Travalyst. “I don’t think it was confusing,” replies Harry. “It was an incredible time. We had an amazing time in New Zealand. It’s beautiful....

Photo: Handout/Millie Pilkington/Kensington Palace via Getty; SplashNews.com Prince Louisis growing up — and looking a whole lot like momKate Middleton! The little prince turned 5 on Sunday, andPrince Williamand Princess Kate releasedtwo new portraitsof their youngest child to mark the milestone. The photos show Prince Louis smiling inside a grassy wheelbarrow, and his resemblance to Kate (who pushes the cart!) is more evident than ever. “Someone’s turning 5 tomorrow… 🎂 🥳 A very happy birthday toPrince Louis,” the Prince and Princess of Wales captioned the snaps on Instagram....

Prince WilliamandKate Middletonare celebratingKing Charles’coronation— and their first Buckingham Palace balcony appearance since becoming the Prince and Princess of Wales. WhilePrincess CharlotteandPrince Louisstood with their parents,Prince Georgetook his place among his fellow Pages of Honor near King Charles. BBC The scheduled flypast took place — but was scaled down due to rain. Despite the gloomy weather, thousands gathered along the procession route and stood outside Buckingham Palace to welcome the new King....

Prince William and Kate Middleton; an exterior shot of Anmer Hall in Norfolk.Photo:getty (2) getty (2) Prince Williamisn’t too cool for ghouls — or so easily spooked! The Prince of Wales, 41, reportedly knew just what to say upon learning thatAnmer Hallwas haunted.Queen Elizabethgifted her grandson with the stately Georgian mansion in the Norfolk countryside when he marriedKate Middletonin 2011, and paranormal historian Richard Felix has claimed that the royal didn’t wince about the ghost of Anmer Hall....

Prince Williamheaded out to see construction workers – for a poignant reason. The prince, 41, sat down with builders on a site in west London on Wednesday to talk about the prevalence of suicide in the construction industry. As well as talking to the workers about the challenges they face, he also heard from mental health charity Mates in Mind about the work that they are doing to support employers and organizations like contractors, supply chains and policy makers, to provide the change that is needed to improve mental wellbeing in the sector....

Photo: Kirsty O’Connor/PA Images via Getty Next stop, Singapore forPrince William’sEarthshot Prizeawards! The Prince of Wales' environmental projectannouncedon Sunday that the third annual awards ceremony will be held in Singapore on Nov. 7. Hannah Jones, CEO of the Earthshot Prize, exclusively tells PEOPLE about the next location, what it’s like to work with the Prince of Wales and how the Earthshot team is revving up momentum to make this year more impactful than ever....

Prince William at the Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit on Sept. 19, 2023.Photo:SHANNON STAPLETON/POOL/AFP via GettyPrince Williamis taking his conservation message to the next generation.The Prince of Wales, 41, penned a message for a new children’s book that outlines his hopes for his environmental award that seeks to find solutions to help the planet, theEarthshot Prize.InA Handbook for Dreamers and Thinkers: Solutions to Repair Our Planet, Prince William underlines his hopes for the Earthshot Prize and explains what drove him to set it up....

Prince William outside St. Mary Magdalene Church.Photo: Apple + Prince Williamis taking a walk down memory lane as he retraces the steps he has taken alongside his family almost every Christmas morning since he was a kid. The royal, 39, has teamed up withApple Fitness+ for theirTime to Walkseries, which features personal stories from influential people to inspire users to walk more. William’s walk, which debuts Dec. 6, takes him through the Queen’s Sandringham Estate in Norfolk — from Sandringham House, past St....

Prince Williamis checking on his regiment on behalf of his grandmotherQueen Elizabeth. On Saturday, the Duke of Cambridge took on the role of leading the Colonel’s Review — a military rehearsal for the Queen’s upcoming birthday parade, Trooping the Colour. As part of his royal duties, William was on hand to pass the Irish Guards fit for their big moment as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next week....

Prince Williamis taking his mental health campaign to the soccer field. PromotingHeads Up— a new program to encourage more people, particularly men, to talk more about their mental health — William visited a soccer team in northwest London as the new season kicked into gear on Friday. The dad of three, 37, was at Hendon Football Club to hear more about the club’s mental health initiatives, including an outreach program which it runs with the local council....

Photo: Getty Princess Annemade history in 1976 as the first British royal to compete in the Olympics. It’s an ongoing conversation in which rulings vary from sport to sport, with New Zealand weightlifter Laurel Hubbard becoming thefirst openly transgender Olympic athlete. Stanislav KrasilnikovTASS via Getty For her part, Princess Anne had been an accomplished equestrian since age 11. She competed in the European Championships twice, winning an individual gold in 1971 and a silver in the same event four years later, as well as a silver medal in team competition in 1975....

Princess Beatriceis opening up about spending quality time with her stepson. In honor of World Book Day,Queen Elizabeth’s granddaughter spoke to theEvening Standardabout how reading has been a big part of her life during lockdown amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Books have even provided a special time for her and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi’s son from a prior relationship: Christopher Woolf, known as “Wolfie” “This year, I had the great honour to become a stepmother, and have had the most remarkable time going back over some of my most favourite stories at bedtime,” she wrote....

Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco.Photo: PLS Pool/Getty Images Progress concerningPrincess Charlene’songoing recoverycontinues to be encouraging. Speaking to local newspaper Monaco-Matin on Thursday,Prince Albertprovided a brief update on his wife, saying, “Princess Charlene is doing much better, and I hope she will be back in the Principality very soon.” The prince’s remark comes three weeks after themost recent palace update, which described her recovery as “continuing in a satisfying and very encouraging way....