When Queen Camilla met anti-trans activist, JK Rowling, the palace confirmed the reason for their meeting.
They stated it was due to Camilla’s love of reading and the discussion focused on ensuring young people have access to books.
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When Queen Camilla met anti-trans activist, JK Rowling, the palace confirmed the reason for their meeting.
They stated it was due to Camilla’s love of reading and the discussion focused on ensuring young people have access to books.

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The law now allows the adoption of male distant relatives aged over 15 back into the imperial family.
The most convoluted and confusing solution possible
The picture that launched 1,000 conversations…
While we have our own opinions on this photo, we’re more interested in yours.
Should Queen Camilla have met with controversial author J K Rowling or was it crossing the line into being partisan?
The current suggested changes around the Japanese Imperial Family to ensure it continues to exist:
Adopting family members from the exiled cadet branches
Heirs of adoptees will join the line of succession
Female royals won’t lose their status
The core of the Japanese Imperial Family is as small as their list of heirs.
Emperor Naruhito is married to Empress Masako and the couple have one daughter. Their long-awaited child, Princess Aiko, is a working royal, but will lose her status and place in the family if she marries.

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There are only three people in the Japanese line of succession:
Crown Prince Fumihito, the brother of the Emperor and in his 60s
Fumihito’s son Hisahito, who recently reached the age of majority
Hitachi, the Emperor’s 90 year old uncle
This week @princesscatherinemiddleton and @duchessofostergotlands are kicking off with an update on the Japanese Imperial Family's succession crisis which may finally be resolved after decades of debating. And back in the UK, following intense reactions to Queen Camilla's controversial meeting with JK Rowling, we're exploring the challenges of maintaining a neutral monarchy in the modern world. Listen to Episode 179- “Get yourself a mistress"- on Spotify, Apple, and Amazon!
It’s the question on everyone’s lips: are William and Harry forever destined to be apart or can they mend their once-close relationship?
While no one (not even us) can predict the future, we’ve made an educated guess on one of our rare forays into the dissolution of the Fab Four.
After immediately both choosing the British Royal Family, we decided to try some better answers.
Jessica chose Monaco for a life of luxury, glamour and very little work, while Grace chose Bhutan for the fashion, the culture and how attractive everyone is!
If you're ever in need of a topic, this week's episode has convinced me that it would be fun to hear you two reflect back on previous episodes and whether you agree with your old opinions. I'm still fascinated by Margrethe's removal of her grandchildren's titles and her abdication, for example.
Thank you for such an interesting question - we answered it in our last Q&A episode. Listen here

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I saw a report that after Elisabeth's Harvard graduation, she won't be entering full-time royal work right away. I don't follow Belgium closely enough to know whether this was expected or not--it might not even be true--but it got me thinking:
Once a royal heir graduates from university and completes any expected military service, do you think it matters whether they enter full-time royal work immediately or take a few years to pursue other interests/professions? In your opinion, are there any discernible differences between royals who basically never did anything other than "being royal" and royals who spent some time living "normally" post-university?
Thank you for such an interesting question - we answered it in our last Q&A episode. Listen here
We’ve given our answers but we want to know your choices!
Is there an episode which you wish we hadn’t done? Or perhaps a topic you wanted us to cover in more detail?
Can royals marry other royals? Yes!
Should royals marry other royals? Now, that’s a whole different question and one we dive into in our most recent episode.
We’ve been discussing the future roles of the young heirs now most of them have reached 18.
Almost all of them have gone on to further education or military training and now, Princess Elisabeth of Belgium has completed her studies. She’s confirmed she WON’T be taking on royal duties immediately.
What do you think? Should they start royal work asap or wait until later in their lives ?
We're back with another Q&A episode! Join @princesscatherinemiddleton and @duchessofostergotlands as we answer questions from our brilliant listeners, discussing what happens when royals marry other royals and whether Harry and William will ever reconcile. Listen to Episode 178- “Go for the jugular" (Q&A)- on Spotify, Apple, and Amazon!

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The Crown Princess of Norway's son Marius Borg Høiby generated global headlines when he was charged with dozens of violent crimes against women. As the royal trial of the century has drawn to a close - for now - @princesscatherinemiddleton and @duchessofostergotlands take you through the trial, the verdict, and the royal family's response. Listen to Episode 177- “Fire and brimstone"- on Spotify, Apple, and Amazon!
Peter Phillips married Harriet Sperling (nee Sanders) on June 6th 2026 at All Saints Church, in Kemble.
The bride was accompanied by her daughter, Georgina, and her two new stepdaughters, Savannah and Isla.
The groom’s parents (Anne and Mark) and the bride’s mother were in attendance.