Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Andrew avoids a doggy accident while driving in Windsor, why Netflix’s “Scoop” is not really about Andrew’s alleged misdeeds, and why April 9 is such a big royal day.
Plus, will the royals support Prince Harry if the Invictus Games come to Britain in 2027? And Queen Elizabeth and JFK and Jackie’s social blow-up over a Buckingham Palace dinner.
Plus, King Charles’ hospital visits with Kate—and their “emotional” lunch before she made her public declaration, and William and Kate plan to spend quality time with their kids.
“It’s not surprising she got ill, and it’s not surprising she needs a break from it all to get better,” one source told The Daily Beast.
Prince Edward celebrates his 60th birthday this weekend—and his and wife Sophie’s decorous devotion to royal duty, and general lack of drama, are finally being rewarded.
Trump reopened his feud with Harry at the weekend, saying he wouldn’t “protect” him. If he becomes president, would he use Harry’s past drug use to eject him from the country?
Plus, a third film about Prince Andrew’s scandals is in the works, and Charles appoints first ever female equerry—as “hot equerry” Johnny Thompson is set to become “less visible.”