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Prince Hugo is Laid to Rest

The people of Winchester are in mourning today as the royal family holds the funeral for the King and Queen’s third son, HRH The Prince Hugo, who died last week during the final battle of the Great Sim War. The royal family held the funeral mass at St. Luke’s in Rennington, a popular place for royal services. The royal family chose to hold the mass at St. Luke’s due to its location being extremely close to St. Michael National Cemetery, Winchester’s largest military cemetery.

In attendance at the mass were all members of the royal family. King Reginald and Queen Jacqueline led the procession into the church, followed by members of their family according to rank. Behind them were the Duke and Duchess of Windshire with their three children, Prince Arthur, Princess Victoria and Prince Henry. This is the family’s second funeral this week. Following the Windshire family was the Duke and Duchess of Clifton and the Marquess and Marchioness of Sudeley. Princess Sophie of Clifton and Princess Cressida of Sudeley were not in attendance.

Select members of foreign royal families were invited to attend the service, which was relatively small. Seated near the royal family were Prince Henry, Duke of Worcester and the Duke of Gloster, Queen Alma of Simovia and King Maxwell and Queen Morgan of the Winden Territories. 

Monaca State Visit Part 1 - Garden Party

The first official event to kick off the Monacan state visit was a garden party hosted this morning at Alnwick Palace. In attendance was Her Majesty Queen Helena, The Duke of Gloster, King Reginald, Queen Jacqueline, The Duke and Duchess of Windshire and the Duke and Duchess of Clifton. The royals mingled in the Palace Gardens during the party, which also hosted a number of diplomats, Winchesterian officials and heads of charity organizations.

The visit will continue today with an investiture at Alnwick Palace this afternoon. Although the Duke and Duchess of Clifton will not be in attendance for that event, the Duke and Duchess of Windshire’s children, Prince Arthur, Princess Victoria and Prince Henry, will be there. 

4 pm, Private Room, St. Rita’s

5 Years Later - The Windshire Family

Up next on our list of royals to catch up with is the Duke and Duchess of Windshire and their three children. Since we last saw them, the three Windshire children - Prince Arthur, Princess Victoria and Prince Henry - have all grown into teenagers and young adults.

Two years ago the Windshire’s celebrated a big milestone in any family - the first high school graduation! Prince Arthur graduated from Longthorne Secondary School! The young prince will follow his father’s footsteps in attending the University of St. Williams, where he will study geography and international relations.

The twins have also done some growing, and are both in their final year at Longthorne Secondary School. The twins surprised royal fans earlier when it was revealed that that both of them were members of their schools’ competitive ski team. Both Prince Henry and Princess Victoria have been extremely successful members of the team, and the family has since been spotted skiing together in the St. Helena Mountains.

The twins will celebrate a milestone 18th birthday later this week, and the King and Queen will host a party for them. Following the party, the Prince and Princess will appear at all royals events appropriate. 

As for the Duke and Duchess, their relationship appears to be stronger than ever. The Duke and Duchess have even been suspected of helping the Duke’s brother and sister-in-law, the Duke and Duchess of Clifton, through their marital problems. The two continue to work on behalf of their respective causes, and have taken over a number of the King and Queen’s official duties.

Princess Alexandra Brings Twins to Museum!

A royal outing! Princess Alexandra, Duchess of Windshire visited the Winchester Museum of Natural History today and brought along her twins, Princess Victoria and Prince Henry. The three of them arrived to view the museum’s newest exhibit featuring ancient bones and artifacts. 

Wedding Portraits Released!