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Palace Releases New Portrait of King Henry and Queen Sofia

Early this morning, the palace released a new royal portrait of Their Majesties King Henry and Queen Sofia of Willow Creek to commemorate their wedding anniversary. A few days ago, a portrait of their five children was released as well to see how their family has grown over the years. 

Some people in Willow Creek are very feeling very nostalgic and have been sharing the first royal portriat of the couple that was taken a few months after their wedding. Luckily, the couple hasn’t changed much.

Queen Sofia In Labour!! - A Risky Delivery? 

The King and Queen Visits the Willow Creek Library

It’s been a while since we last saw or King and Queen! This morning, Their Majesties King Henry and Queen Sofia visited the Willow Creek Library for its 200 years anniversary. The institution storages hundreds and hundreds of books from different time periods and of different topics. During his time, King Edward made the library the royal archive, however the library does not storage any royal document nowadays. The royal archive is actually in the Palace. Today, only one historical document is exhibited in the library and that is the Peace Treaty with Oasis Springs signed during King Edward’s reign.  

Their Majesties were received by the chief librarian Mrs. Charlotte Allen who has been working in the institution for ten years. 

Mrs. Allen gave Their Majesties a tour through the library and explained how they like to maintain the library’s original books, while at the same time incorporating new readings. Mrs. Allen also explained that the library is currently being used by some of the kids from the Willow Creek Public School who do not have internet or enciclopedias at home. “The school brings those children with us and they use our computers to do their research” said Mrs Allen, who then added, “Some of them use enciclopedias, but most of them like to use the computer.” 

The library also has a borrowing system for all the citizens of Willow Creek. People has to pay a small amount to have a membership, but kids can take books home without paying a thing. HM Queen Emilia came up with this idea in order to encourage kids to read. Today, the initiative is still alive, and many kids come to the library and go home with a book to read. King Henry and Queen Sofia are currently patrons of the institution and are constantly working side by side with the library board to improve and modernize the institution. Their Majesties are currently working on adding an online library so that people at home can borrow electronic books. 

The Queen Furious with Crown Princess’ Behaviour at Foxbury?

Drama, drama, DRAMA! HM Queen Sofia is reporterly furious with her daughter HRH Crown Princess Margaret who was recently spotted partying at university. A source close to the Queen told us that Her Majesty called her daughter right after the pictures of HRH were posted. “You will be Queen and you cannot behave like that!” said the Queen to her daughter according to our source. We know Her Majesty is a very strict mother when it comes to manners and “proper behaviour.” When the Queen married HM King Henry, Her Majesty received a training from Queen Emilia herself about how to raise the future monarch and royals. However, no training is enough when it comes to teens, especially those who are forced to behave in a certain way. The life of a royal is not easy at all. Having to follow a behaviour and a certain way of living for the rest of your life is not something everyone is willing to do. It seems Princess Margaret wants to experience some things on her own, but mommy won’t let her. 

Just a few hours ago, Miss Sabrina Mackenzie, Queen Sofia’s youngest sister, married Mr. Nicholas Simons. The royal family of Willow Creek attended the wedding, and the youngest members participated in the bride’s party. HRH Crown Princess Margaret was one of the bride maids next to her cousin Miss Chelsea Mackenzie, daughter of Queen Sofia’s older brother, Mr. Connor Mackenzie. It’s not usual to see Queen Sofia’s family arround since they have a very private life. However, paparazzis managed to get some interesting shots of the event. 

HM King Henry of course also antended his sister-in-law wedding. We know Queen Sofia is on her maternity leave, but she wouldn’t miss her sister’s wedding for the world so here she is looking incredible after delivering the twins. 

Mrs. Marianne Mackenzie, Queen Sofia’s mother arrived next to her son Mr. Connor Mackenzie, his wife Mrs. Andrea Mackenzie, and their children Miss Chelsea Mackenzie and little James Mackenzie.

Miss Sabrina Mackenzie, now Mrs. Simons arriving with her father Mr. Jack Mackenzie. It’s amazing how much Mrs. Simons looks like her older sister. 

A picture taken by the photographer hired to cover the event was leaked. In the picture we can see Mr. and Mrs. Simons with the bride’s party. Of course, because Sabrina doesn’t have royal title, her wedding was a private event afforded by the Mackenzies, and no title was given to the couple. 

Yestarday, Their Majesties King Henry and Queen Sofia visited the Willow Creek Historical Museum to unveil their royal portraits taken by none other than HRH Prince Edward, Duke of Yurk. As you may already know, the Duke of Yurk, aside from being a royal, is an artist and photographer who has been taking the royal portraits since he was added to the royal family. Nowadays, the Duke lives in Willow Creek with his wife, the Duchess of Yurk, and administrates the Willow Creek Museums. 

The Duke recently took the pictures of King Henry and Queen Sofia to be displayed in the museum. 

The King and Queen were received by the Duke of Yurk and by his daughter, HRH Princess Lilianna who is currently studing at Britechester University. The new royals had been very close to the King and Queen. Princess Lilianna is even one of Crown Princess Margaret’s best friend. 

The portraits were taken a few weeks ago at the Palace. Usually, the portrait of a King or Queen would only be displayed at a museum once that monarch is dead. However, to celebrate the life and work of the King and Queen, the Duke of Yurk decided to display Their Majesties’ portraits while they are still alive.