Meghan Markle seems to have her priorities aligned, and they include her children, and her career above all else a source ...

Since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, we can already see that a lot of changes are occurring within the royal family. Not only is the line of succession different, but royal titles are ...

One of the most well-known ways to greet a member of the Royal family is, of course, the curtsey. But there are a lot more rules around the tradition than many people know. And as a member of the ...

Performing a bow or a curtsey is something all members of the royal family have been seen doing in the past, including Kate Middleton - but one royal woman no longer has to carry out the respectful ...

She always tries her best when it comes to observing royal etiquette, so it was surprising when Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, performed one of the most awkward curtsies last week. The Duchess was ...

Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge curtsies as her and her husband Prince William bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth during a visit to Vernon Park in Nottingham. REUTERS Regulations governing ...

Royal wedding etiquette has long dictated that bowing or curtseying to the monarch is a fundamental tradition. Even as children, Princes William and Harry were taught to bow before greeting their ...

Princess Charlotte and Prince George became the centre of attention at yesterday’s royal church service. The young royals are usually kept at home on December 25 as their parents join the Queen and ...

MEGHAN MARKLE and Kate Middleton, both 36, were gifted the title of Duchess when they married their Princes. But despite being seemingly equal in rank, Meghan still expected to curtesy to Kate for one ...

The Coronation of King Charles will see him officially crowned as monarch in a historical display of pomp and pageantry. The eagerly anticipated event will mark a period of vast change for the royals ...