Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️

Loyal subject to HRH Prince William Duke of Cornwall and HRH Cathrine Duchess of Cornwall

[Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️ @blagger1968]

Had to change my photo what a fantastic pic

[Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️ @blagger1968]

@JoeBangles11

[James Blunt @JamesBlunt]

Hold on. If my album goes to No.1 tomorrow, all I have to do is tell you my favourite cheese, and you’ll give £1000 to a charity of my choice and legally change your name to James Blunt?

Deal. People - let’s get to work.

https://t.co/ySCzhWQGcb

[Joe Bangles CBE @JoeBangles11]

Final offer.... If you tell me your favourite cheese, I'll donate £1000 to a charity or your choice.

Bonus offer. If your album goes to number one, I'll legally change my name to James Blunt.

[The Royal Family @RoyalFamily]

A very special Rocket Hour. Coming soon 🚀👀

@AppleMusic @eltonofficial

[ProjectDarkMode @ProjectDarkMode]

🚨🚨Well done Maggie, Labour dont want to do anything on Grooming Gangs because their muslim and none muslim MP's are up to their necks in this scandal, inlcuding actually raping the kids and thats a fact!!!!

[Princess Anne & Sir Tim Laurence ✨ @TheLaurences_]

Princess Anne and Sir Tim Laurence arriving at Tussac House, in the Falklands, where they met residents and staff, yesterday! ✨

🎥 Falklands Radio

[Canellecitadelle @Canellelabelle]

November 11 is here🔥🔥🔥
The special Country Life Magazine issue, guest edited by the Prince of Wales is finally OUT and it is A FAMILY AFFAIR😍
One thing Prince William is, is a proud Family man and it is lovely to see him give a voice to his wife Catherine in this issue and showcase his father's pride in his children❤️
Prince William offers a glimpse into Prince George's incredible drawing of a kingfisher in his guest-edited Country Life and truly WHAT a detailed and magnificent rendition for a 13 year old.
As expected, mentally challenged numpties are arguing that there are step by step tutorials online of a Kingfisher so anyone could draw it, and he plagiarized it. Bitterness makes people sound so stupid🤡🎪🤹‍♂️
George drew the Kingfisher. We do not care if it is after a tutorial or if he pulled it out of his dreams. He drew the picture of a Kingfisher and it is an absolutely terrific rendition😍🤩
Adults feeling like they have to hate on a teen for being talented and invalidate his talent out of pure bitterness because he is a wealthy royal need to be refered to a psychiatry because they are obviously unwell😵‍💫
Even if you follow a tutorial on drawing, you are not guaranteed to achieve anywhere near this result. It takes actual artistic talent, the strokes on that drawing are very accomplished. George is talented and always was.
When he was 9 years old, his parents showcased his reindeer plainting and again it was a very accomplished painting for a 9 year old.
Genes NEVER lie. George's artistic streak runs in both sides of his gene pool. Catherine his mother is a very accomplished painter, King Charles, his grandfather is also a very artistic painter and Prince Philip his great-grandfather, was also an accomplished painter.
I am glad that even if the artistic gene skipped William by a mile, it sure reached the next generation🤭😭
#PrinceofWales
#PrinceGeorge

[Joe Bangles CBE @JoeBangles11]

James, you drive a hard bargain.

If you tell me your favourite cheese, I'll buy your album, change my profile photo to a photo of me holding it and I'll up my donation to £500 to a charity of your choice!

[Country Life @Countrylifemag]

A picture of royal talent: Prince George's never-before-seen drawing of a kingfisher https://t.co/bsUzFwRhyE

[Joe Bangles CBE @JoeBangles11]

James, I will do you a deal.

If you tell me your favourite cheese, I'll buy your album, change my profile photo to a photo of me holding the album and I'll donate £250 to a charity of your choice.

[Canellecitadelle @Canellelabelle]

Ah such a great timeline filled with the Future King😍
For the past 6 months, The Prince of Wales has been working behind the scene with Country life magazine to guest edit a special issue of almost 300 pages, the largest royal issue to date, which will come out tomorrow on November 11 and be available for only One week👌🏽
Interestingly, on the front cover, HRH The Princess of Wales is introduced as speaking with Robert Macfarlan who is a British writer, and patron of the Gateway To Nature, a mental health initiative designed to improve access to nature for vulnerable groups and individuals. An initiative that is also dear to Catherine.
I love that this is William's time to shine as a guest editor and he is sharing that issue with his wife and giving her a voice in it as well. SUCH a husband thing to do❤️
In the Issue, Prince William offers an insight into his life in the country side with his family as well as his love of wild swimming but most importantly, he personally commissioned an article in this special edition of Country Life magazine, to discuss a cause he has been working on behind the scene: The challenges of Servicewomen in the Armed forces🔥
A fitting subject as the Heir to the throne is the future Commander in Chief of the Armed forces. He is currently the Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps and the Mercian Regiment as well as Commodore-in-Chief of the Royal Navy Submarine Service and Royal Honorary Air Commodore of RAF Valley.
Thus, Prince William writes about his commitment to improving the experiences of women serving across the Armed Forces saying: “We need to ensure our military culture is more inclusive of women and has said that he is committed to ensuring women in the military feel safe, respected and valued - as he warns that standards are not yet being met."🔥
And these words are not empty words. Over the past year, the Prince of Wales has held public and private meetings with servicewomen of all ranks from the Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force to learn first hand about their experiences.
He heard how they faced inappropriate comments, rumours being spread if they turned down advances and intoxicated harassment in barracks, and he was told by one junior female about “women being used as commodities”.
Therefore, the Prince of Wales has held a series of meetings with senior leaders across to the defence sector and used them as fact-finding sessions to discuss what is being done to address the concerns, and he is now exploring a longer-term initiative on the issue🔥
The Daily Mail reveals that "A report last year found that 67 per cent of servicewomen experienced at least one form of sexualised behaviour in the past year, compared with 34 per cent of men.
This is an absolutely brilliant use of his platform to once again challenge a difficult topic but a necessary one.
Servicewomen in every country in the world can identify with this topic, but as I discussed with some mates last week, unfortunately it is a reality that goes with the territory👌🏽
The Armed forces is primarily a world for Men. Historically, it is a brotherhood that slowly, over the decades, has started to include women in their rank; but it remains, around the world, primarily a Male-oriented space.
Therefore, when women choose to become servicewomen, they need to understand the landscape they are going into, and mentally and physically toughen up to the reality ahead🔥
The Armed forces remains at large, a brotherhood. That is the cold reality. So yes, there will be silly jokes that makes you roll your eyes, there will be rough language, there will be the bantering with sexual innuendos, AND there will be the unwanted sexual attention and advances from men. That is the crude reality of the military landscape and anyone telling you that this will be erased completely is lying to you🤷🏽‍♀️
However, the good news is that most times, those interactions do not always lead to sexual assaults nor sexual harrassment, nor anything sinister. Plenty of servicewomen enjoy their time of service.
However, there is also a rise in cases of sexual harrassment, not well handled by the leadership and it can lead to suicide and that really needs to be addressed🔥
Women contribute A LOT of expertise in the Military and that benefits the Armed forces at large. Therefore yes, Servicewomen have to toughen up to adapt to the Military world they chose to live into, BUT at the same time, the Leadership HAS to recognise the vulnerabilities of their unique position and do more to create a healthy environment where they can also serve safely❤️
That is why it is important for the Future King to use his platform to recognise that reality for servicewomen as a former service member himself and the future Commander in chief👏🏽🔥
I cannot wait to read this issue tomorrow☺️
#PrincessofWales

[The Prince and Princess of Wales @KensingtonRoyal]

A special day at Windsor Castle, recognising individuals whose service, leadership and commitment have left a lasting mark on their communities and industries.

[Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️ @blagger1968]

@GBNEWS

[Belle @RoyallyBelle_]

The Princess of Wales arriving at the Royal Albert Hall this evening 🖤

[According2Taz @according2_taz]

Well don’t those two make the gorgeous pair ❤️

[The Royal Family @RoyalFamily]

🇧🇸🇬🇾🇦🇬 A shared journey is measured not by the miles travelled but the moments that stay with us. Thank you to all who supported and followed Their Majesties’ Caribbean tour.

📷 @ChrisJack_Getty

[Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️ @blagger1968]

@according2_taz Or fergie

[Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️ @blagger1968]

@according2_taz Maybe cash for kids grab

[Nikki B🐦🏴‍☠️ @blagger1968]

@JoeBangles11

[The Prince and Princess of Wales @KensingtonRoyal]

Happy Halloween! 🎃

Prince Louis, aged 1, photographed by The Princess of Wales

[Kings Guard Tours @KingsGuardTours]

Buckingham Palace Honours Sir Patrick Stewart (1940–2026) with Star Trek Theme Tune 🕊️

The Band of the Grenadier Guards performs the iconic Star Trek theme at Buckingham Palace in honour of Sir Patrick Stewart, following the sad news of his passing.

Queen Elizabeth II knighted Sir Patrick Stewart in 2010, recognising his outstanding contribution to drama and the arts 🇬🇧

🎥 @KingsGuardTours
📆 30 October 2026
📍 Buckingham Palace

#SirPatrickStewart #StarTrek #GrenadierGuards #BuckinghamPalace #BritishArmyMusic