Celebrity Life

Following in Kate Middleton’s footsteps, the future king has commissioned portraits of seven living survivors of Nazi concentration camps.

Photographer Paolo Roversi revealed that he wanted to create a “contemporary” portrait of the royal, using “only natural light, little makeup, and no hairstyle.”

The royal's watercolors are currently on display at The Garrison Chapel in London, although he admits, “I am appalled by how bad they are.”

The palace is inviting all UK residents over age eight to participate in a royal Great British Bake Off.

Three new photos of the Duchess of Cambridge are headed to London’s National Portrait Gallery.

The milestone birthday finds the Duchess of Cambridge heading into a new decade of her life with confidence, determination and ease.

The royal added that while this year's finalists have “set the bar incredibly high,” he plans to cast an even wider net this year in order to make sure the prize is funding ideas “that will protect our world for generations to come.”

The Scottish singer told Good Morning Britain that the duchess is “fantastic” and “a really talented musician.”

The Duchess is following in the footsteps of her husband Prince Charles who has guest-edited two issues.

The daughter of Monaco’s head of state shared a snap from an outing with half-siblings Princess Gabriella, Prince Jacques, and Alexandre Grimaldi-Coste, proving that family harmony still reigns in the small principality, despite Princess Charlene’s extended illness.

A one-year-old from Ohio got a very special letter from the monarch for the holidays.

Long-serving ladies Fortune Fitzroy, Dowager Duchess of Grafton, and Diana Maxwell, Lady Farnham, both passed away in December.