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The Princess of Wales, Colonel, Irish Guards, attends the 2025 Irish Guards' St. Patrick's Day Parade at Wellington Barracks in London, England -March 17th 2025.

📷 (1) : Andrew Parsons/Kensington Palace.

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The Queen chats to royal children at Buckingham Palace after Trooping the Colour ceremony. The children, from foreground, are: Prince Edward, 8 , (The Queen's son); Marina Ogilvy, daughter of Princess Alexandra; and James Ogilvy, son of Princess Alexandra. 1972

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Queen Elizabeth Il feeding her corgis at Balmoral Castle. Milton Gendel, 1976.

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British Royal Family - Zara Tindall (in petrol blue coat) with Henry Cavill and Natalie Viscuso on day four of the 2025 Cheltenham Festival at Cheltenham Racecourse. (Photos by Andrew Matthews) | March 14, 2025.

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British Royal Family - The Princess of Wales, Patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU), meet injured players who are supported by the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust as she attend the Wales v England Six Nations match at Pincipality Stadium in Cardiff. | March 15, 2025

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THE PRINCESS DIARIES ♚

17 MARCH 2025 | LONDON : IRISH GUARDS ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE

The Princess of Wales marked St Patrick's Day by attending the Irish Guards St. Patrick's Day Parade in her role as the Colonel of the Regiment at Wellington Barracks in London. This year' parade also was a celebration marking 125 years of the regiment.

Upon arrival, The Princess of Wales awarded long service and good conduct medals to soldiers within the regiment. She then presented the traditional sprigs of shamrock to the Officers and Guardsmen and to Seamus, the Regimental mascot.

The Princess took the Royal Salutes in her role as Colonel of the Regiment & met veterans of the Irish Guards and Mini Micks, who are junior cadets from Northern Ireland.

Afterwards, Catherine visited the Junior Ranks dining hall where the Senior Guardsman in the Battalion proposed a toast to their Colonel-in-Chief. Finally, she attended the Sergeants’ Mess and spent time with the members and their families.

Cat had put money behind the Mess bar for the Guardsmen to enjoy.

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British Royal Family - The Princess of Wales, Patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU), meet injured players who are supported by the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust as she attend the Wales v England Six Nations match at Pincipality Stadium in Cardiff. (Photo by Alastair Grant) | March 15, 2025

[theroyalweekly]

The Princess of Wales today marking St Patrick’s Day with the Irish Guards ☘️

Happy and glorious 😍 – Belle

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British Royal Family - The Princess of Wales, Patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU), meet injured players who are supported by the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust as she attend the Wales v England Six Nations match at Pincipality Stadium in Cardiff. (Photos by Alastair Grant) | March 15, 2025

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British Royal Family - Zara Tindall attends Festival Trials Day at Cheltenham Racecourse in Cheltenham, England. (Photo by Max Mumby) | January 25, 2025

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Jordanian Royal Family - Little Princess Iman went to visit the newest addition to the Jordanian Royal Family, little Amina, daughter of Princess Iman and Jameel Thermiotis at the Prince Hashem bin Abdullah II Hospital in Aqaba. | February 16, 2025

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British Royal Family - The Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, Colonel of the Grenadier Guards, is seen mounted on Winston, a chestnut police horse, during the Trooping the Colour - in celebration of the King's official 53rd birthday - on the Horse Guards Parade. | June 09, 1949

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British Royal Family - Queen Elizabeth and her grandson Prince Charles, during the photoshoot of Princess Anne's christening. | October 21, 1950

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The Princess of Wales does hand painting with nine-year-old Lottie whose sibling is being treated at Ty Hafan Children's Hospice during her visit to the care centre at Sully, near Cardiff | 30 JANUARY 2025

BONUS :

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A giggly Princess of Wales tried her hand at designing Corgi's socks as she visited the family-run textiles manufacturer focused on the production of socks and knitwear, in Ammanford, Wales | 30 JANUARY 2025

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THE PRINCE DIARIES ♚

29 JANUARY 2025 | GUILDFORD : NATURE METRICS

The Prince of Wales visited the 2024 Earthshot Prize Finalist, NatureMetrics in Guildford.

NatureMetrics is a UK based nature company which enables companies to measure and report on their impact on nature and ecosystems. Since coming under the Earthshot umbrella, the firm has been backed by an investment of $25M supported by Earthshot's investment matchmaking platform Launchpad.

During the visit, William watched a demonstration of the NatureMetrics eDNA sampling process at its on-site lake.

He was joined by Big Manny and local schoolchildren as they filtered DNA samples through a syringe after extracting water from a local pond in order to see what species live in it.

He then visited the firm's laboratories where all samples are analysed. viewed a demonstration of the NatureMetrics Intelligence platform, the customer platform on which they can view their biodiversity health insights.

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THE PRINCESS DIARIES ♚

30 JANUARY 2025 | CARDIFF : TŶ HAFAN CHILDREN'S HOSPICE

The Princess of Wales carried out engagements in Cardiff. She started out her day by visiting Tŷ Hafan, a children’s hospice based in Sully.

Tŷ Hafan supports families in Wales to ensure that children with life-shortening conditions live fulfilling lives, supported with the compassion and specialist care that they and their family need.

The visit was in conjunction with Kensington Palace announcing that Catherine has become the new patron of the hospice following in the footsteps of Diana, Princess of Wales and King Charles.

During her visit, the Princess spent time with children receiving care at the hospice as well as their families. She then joined a ‘stay and play’ session were the children enjoy meaningful play and activities alongside their care.

Catherine also visited the hospice memorial garden and met with bereaved families supported by Tŷ Hafan throughout their children’s lives, deaths and beyond.