The British royal family is celebrating Queen Elizabeth 's centennial with a rare photo op that includes a select group of the Firm's highest-ranking members. The portrait was taken at Buckingham Palace during a reception hosted by King Charles.

The British royal family has long captivated the world with its glitz, glamour, and centuries-old traditions.Beyond the polished public image lies a world of chilling theories that continue to intrigue conspiracy lovers.

Prince Edward and Princess Alexandra attended Queen Elizabeth’s 100th birthday celebration on Tuesday, April 21. The rarely seen siblings were photographed seated next to each other while they mingled with other guests.

Queen Elizabeth II lives on at the Cool Britannia gift shop across the road from Buckingham Palace. Four years after the queen’s death, the shop is doing a brisk business in mugs, tea towels and key rings bearing the likeness of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch as the nation marks the centenary of her birth on Tuesday.

The British government is considering formally removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession to the crown following his arrest over revelations in the documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. It would be a bold move that could preserve the ...

To mark the 100th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s birth, the British royal family had a packed day of engagements. In the morning, King Charles, Queen Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh all visited the British Museum to view the final design for the national memorial to the late Queen,

Plus, where things stand six years after their initial departure.

A life accompanied by cameras will undoubtedly produce an interesting photograph from time to time. The British royal family is not exempt from this, as there are several intriguing, humorous and awkward photographs of the royals.

Inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones; my own is no exception.” Those were the words of Queen Elizabeth when she became the longest-reigning British monarch in September 2015. Less than one year later,