British Royal Family

In one picture, Kate is captured tipping her head back in fits of giggles while her husband looks at her amid laughs

Lilibet will likely grow up clever and "full of nervous, sparkly, friendly energy."

Charity Population Matters acknowledged the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as role models for other families.

Charles was reportedly in Scotland on the day of Diana's memorial, but he wanted to travel back to London in time to "thrash things out" with Harry.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex could give a glimpse of their daughter's feet or tiny hands.

Lilibet is the Queen's nickname that she coined for herself as she had difficulty pronouncing Elizabeth in childhood.

City Livery Club presented the award to the British royal recognising her long involvement with the club.

"Each time someone conducts an act of compassion our world becomes a better place."

Lady C says the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "have been taking full advantage" of his grandmother's tolerance.

The Duchesses bonded over having daughters, and can't wait for their children to meet each other.

The couple had used their His/Her Royal Highness as well as the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex title in Archie's birth certificate.

"Harry and Meghan will have to make compromises to save their marriage."

Harry had been "frustrated" with his role in the British monarchy and the limits on his position even before he met his wife Meghan.

A body language expert says that Harry was making an extra effort to connect with his elder brother at the statue unveiling on July 1.

Prince William does not need to isolate unless his wife starts experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.

Catherine St. Laurent called the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "incredibly talented and creative leaders."

The Queen has ramped up her public schedule in recent days and is always seen with a smile on her face.

Beatrice's full name is Beatrice Elizabeth Mary, with her middle names paying tribute to her grandmother and great-grandmother.

A royal commentator claimed that Harry won't make up with brother William because he "can't afford to upset Meghan."

Meanwhile, Buckingham Palace was also "unaccustomed to having a superstar in its midst."

The claims were made in "Harry & William: What Went Wrong?"- ITV's new documentary about the brothers' feud.

"September is a date pencilled in for a more extensive celebration of the statue, and Harry will want to return."

The statue was based on the final period of Diana's life as "she gained confidence in her role as an ambassador for humanitarian causes."

Instead of the royal family, members from the Spencer family were invited to attend the unveiling.

William took on the role of elder brother and appeared "thoughtful and in control" while Harry looked "more nervous."

Brothers Prince Harry and William unveiled a statue of their mother in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace on July 1.

It comes weeks after Kate told reporters that she hasn't yet had a video call with her newborn niece Lili.

The new development comes just before they are due to jointly unveil their mother Princess Diana's statue at Kensington Palace.

The Duke of Sussex has been Patron of WellChild Awards since 2007 and remains so even after Megxit.

Meanwhile, a royal expert claimed that Harry is willing to admit his mistakes, but Meghan and William are unwilling to budge.