Taylor Swift takes selfie with Prince William, George and Charlotte at Wembley concert – Royal family news

A royal expert has said the reason he believes the king may never forgive his son is because of the widening rift between Harry and the other members of the royal family.

Royal biographer Christopher Andersen said Charles loved his son but could not stop harboring resentment after what the prince wrote about his family – particularly Camilla – in his memoirs, Spare.

Mr Andersen said Fox News: “I think people need to realise that Charles finds criticism of Camilla unforgivable.

“Unfortunately for Harry, he said some pretty devastating things about her. Prince Harry made it clear that he thought she was the villain in the play.

“I think this is still bothering the King, and I don’t know if it will be easy for him to forgive. I don’t think they will ever forgive Harry.”

Mr Andersen added that the Prince was still “badly on Camilla’s heels” and that he was “on his own” until he got over that grudge.

A memorial service for the late husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor took place in Kensington, west London.

At the end of February, the daughter of Prince Michael of Kent suffered a great loss when Thomas Kingston died at the age of 45 from a “catastrophic head injury”.

Close friends and family of Mr Kingston, including some members of the royal family, attended the service at St Mary Abbots Church on Saturday.

Taylor Swift shared her first photo with her boyfriend Travis Kelce, taking a selfie with him, Prince William and his children.

William took Prince George and Princess Charlotte to the first night of Taylor’s Eras Tour in London for his birthday on Friday.

The future King was spotted dancing to the singer’s hit “Shake it Off” at Wembley.

The royals later met Taylor backstage and took some snaps of the pop star wishing the prince a happy birthday.

She wrote: “Happy birthday M8! The London shows are off to a great start 🇬🇧🇺🇸🤝”

The suggestion was made on Prince William’s 42nd birthday by a commentator with access to inside knowledge.

Richard Eden quoted a source in the MailOnline who said: “When the older members of the family retire, His Royal Highness will no longer invite anyone to join as a working member of the Royal Family.

“It remains to be seen whether he even wants his two younger children to become working royals.”

The Prince of Wales was among the celebrity crowd and had reportedly booked a private box to celebrate his 42nd birthday together with his children Prince George (10), Princess Charlotte (9) and Louis (6).

In a photo shared by Swift, 34, on Instagram on Saturday (June 22), the “Cruel Summer” singer can be seen smiling next to the royals, along with her boyfriend and NFL star Travis Kelce.

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The King is expected to limit his tour of Australia and cancel his New Zealand trip altogether after concerns were raised about his health.

Charles and Camilla actually wanted to travel to Australia, Samoa and New Zealand – but there are fears that the monarch will “overexert himself” during his cancer rehabilitation.

A royal source told the Mirror: “Of course it will be a bitter disappointment to both sides that the King and Queen will not have the opportunity to visit New Zealand, but everyone is aware of the King’s ongoing health condition and the need for him to maintain a low profile.

“We very much hope that more opportunities will arise in the future.”

As the newspaper reported, the trip to Australia will be shortened to around six days, followed by a two-day break before the royal couple travels to Samoa for three days and is not expected to travel on to New Zealand.

The Prince and Princess of Wales paid tribute to the “remarkable contributions” of the Windrush generation on Windrush Day.

Via their social media accounts, William and Kate thanked them for their “enrichment of the country’s culture and community” and wrote: “We celebrate the remarkable contributions of the Windrush generation – today and every day.”

“Your legacy is a cornerstone of our diverse and vibrant society. Thank you for your resilience, strength and for enriching the country’s culture and community.”

New pictures and footage show Prince William on stage with Taylor Swift and Jon Bon Jovi.

The trio performed Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ On A Prayer” at a charity event at Kensington Palace in 2013.

Photos show the three singing and dancing together. Mrs Swift is wearing a white dress and Bon Jovi and William are both wearing suits. Bon Jovi is in the middle playing guitar while Mrs Swift and the Prince lean in from either side, all singing into the standing microphone.

William later said he obeyed Mrs Swift “like a puppy” when she asked him to come on stage with her.

The sun He reportedly said in a 2021 interview: “I can’t believe I’m actually telling you this story – I show up and Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift are at the event, which almost blew my mind.

“And then I went in, met everyone, there was a lot of hand shaking, a lot of chatting. I try to be charming and interactive.

“She puts her hand on my arm, looks me in the eyes and says, ‘Come on, William – let’s go sing.'”

He added that he felt “shame” when he remembered the performance.

Prince William was one of several high-profile celebrities who attended Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in London on Friday night.

Sir Keir Starmer attended the first London Eras concert with his wife Victoria and posted a photo of them on social media with the caption “Swift campaign pit stop”.

Swift performed in front of other celebrity fans, including Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan, Queer Eye’s Jonathan Van Ness and model Cara Delevingne.

They performed alongside Kelce, his brother Jason and their parents, as well as Swift’s parents Andrea and Scott, in front of nearly 90,000 people.

Spice Girl Emma Bunton posted a video at the concert, while Coughlan shared a photo of a hand holding several friendship bracelets – which have become a staple at Swift’s shows.

Australian actress Phoebe Tonkin posed for a photo outside the stadium and comedian Rob Beckett and his wife Louise were seen performing with their daughters.

Charles and Camilla have been staunch supporters of Royal Ascot since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who rarely missed the race in Berkshire – one of the highlights of the racing calendar.

In recent days they have seen some of the country’s best jockeys, trainers and horses compete at the world-famous racecourse.

Ascot Racecourse was founded by Queen Anne in 1711 and has since received the support of twelve other monarchs. The summer horse racing at Ascot officially became a royal week in 1911. The King and Queen own and breed many thoroughbred horses and share a common interest in horses with many members of the family.

The names of the week’s races have a royal theme, such as the King George V Stakes, the Diamond Jubilee Stakes and the Windsor Castle Stakes.