Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge attended the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade at Mons Barracks in Aldershot, England on Monday. They visited the 1st Battalion Irish Guards to present the traditional sprigs of Shamrocks to the Officers and Guardsmen of the Regiment.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on holiday in Mustique, 2009 (Photo Courtesy of SPLASH)
Prince George was left behind and is said to be staying with the Middletons. We know that his new nanny is also staying with him. Photos have just been published of the two walking through Hyde Park last week.
Prince George with his new nanny (Photo Courtesy of Daily Star Sunday)
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Details of Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge’s royal tour of Australia and New Zealand were released today. Prince George will accompany his parents on this three week trip from April 5 -27. The 9 month old will be based with a nanny in Wellington, Sydney, and Canberra, while Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge make a number of day trips and two overnights. See the rest of the trip highlights here from The Guardian.
Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed a rare night out to celebrate the birthday of Louise Aubrey Fletcher, wife of a close friend of the Prince, at Bunga Bunga in Battersea. Also attending was one of the Duchess’ best friends, Emilia Jardine-Paterson d’Erlanger.
Emilia Jardine-Paterson d’Erlanger and her husband, David Jardine-Paterson
The Queen and the Duchess of Cambridge welcomed the stars to Buckingham Palace tonight as they hosted a gala for the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA). Wearing blue and red, the two royals were looking quite regal. Check out the photos below! [E! News] [Daily Mail]
The Duchess of Cambridge greeting Dame Helen Mirren
Dame Helen Mirren recounting to the Duchess that her husband, Prince William, called her “granny” at the BAFTA’s the night prior
The brothers have joined colleagues from the armed forces to help homeowners protect their properties with sandbags. According to the BBC, the Queen has also provided feed and bedding to flood-hit Somerset farmers. A Kensington Palace spokesperson said: “They wanted to show their support for the flood victims and have joined the armed forces’ relief effort.”
The private visit was unannounced but television crews and reporters began to follow the brothers as the news spread.
When Prince Harry was asked by reporters if he was enjoying helping out, he replied: “Not really, with you guys around.”
A newspaper reporter said he was asked by Prince William: “Why don’t you put your notebook down and give us a hand with the sandbags?”
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