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Kate's brother, 37, told the Walking The Dog podcast that the Prince of Wales used to make up 'excuses' to get out of game night, as he found the family 'too competitive'. James said his brood are big fans of racing demon, which is often described as a competitive form of Patience or Solitaire. However, whenever the pack of cards would make its way onto the table, William would reportedly often find himself itching to run other errands.

When the Duchess of Sussex claimed that she spends her time Googling small and up-and-coming designers to put them in the global spotlight and boost sales, she raised eyebrows amongst royal watchers. While she undoubtedly can be credited with putting the British brand Strathberry on the map, she often chose to wear high-end - and expensive - designer labels such as Givenchy, Dior and Oscar de la Renta on official engagements. And, certainly, she is not the only member of the Royal Family to propel British brands to success: many labels attribute their sales boosts to the royal seal of approval.

Kate's recent appearance alongside her family at Trooping the Colour (middle) sent a message to the world that she is getting better as she continues cancer treatment. And one thing that stood out on the day was the way that she and her nine-year-old daughter Princess Charlotte were once again co-ordinating in their outfits. It helped to send a message that mother and daughter are united amidst their family's struggle. Ever since her very earliest appearances, Charlotte's look has regularly co-ordinated with her mother's. Whether it's been Easter Sunday Services, outings on Christmas Day or engagements abroad, Charlotte has been a style mini-me of Kate. And even when their outfits are not exactly matching, Kate ensures that there is still subtle-cordination.

Given that the royals are often in the public eye, it comes as no surprise that they are regularly dressed in the best outfits designers have to offer. But while they may occasionally complement their look with lavish and expensive designer jewellery, members of The Firm often choose to accessorise with the simple touch of a watch. The royals certainly hold the most varied and luxurious timepiece collections, featuring the likes of Patek Philippe, Cartier and Omega. The Prince of Wales's prize possession, which he is believed to never leave home without, is an Omega 'Seamaster Professional' (left). The late Queen Elizabeth was well-known for her luxurious watch collection and the extremely rare 20mm 18k yellow gold Patek Philippe Ladies' 'Calatrava' (second from left) is one of the highlights. Catherine, Princess of Wales (second from right), is regularly spotted wearing the sophisticated 'Ballon Bleu' model in steel by Cartier. Earlier this month, Natasha Archer, the PA and stylist who now holds the new title of 'senior private executive assistant' to the Prince and Princess of Wales, was seen wearing the same model on social media. In 1997, Diana wore a Vacheron Constantin watch (right) that was a gift to the Queen when she married Prince Philip in 1947.

On May 20, 2017, a stunning English countryside wedding took place, graced by esteemed guests. But it was no ordinary high society pair. It was Pippa Middleton - who captivated attendees in an ivory lace gown by Giles Deacon - and her millionaire financier beau James Matthews. At St Mark's Church in Englefield, Berkshire, the couple tied the knot in front of Prince William and Kate, who were joined by their children Prince George (middle photo, second from right) and Princess Charlotte (inset). Following the ceremony, the couple hosted an opulent reception for 300 guests on their expansive 18-acre estate, where even Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - then his girlfriend - made an appearance.

The daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent today faces her fifth wedding anniversary without her beloved husband by her side, writes CLAUDIA JOSEPH. Instead of waking up with her late husband Thomas Kingston at their flat in Notting Hill, west London , Lady Gabriella Windsor has moved back in with her parents at Kensington Palace. Today marks five years since Lady Gabriella, 43, who is 56th in line to the throne, emerged from St George's Chapel, Windsor, into glorious sunshine on the arm of her financier husband. But, rather than exchanging wooden gifts, Ella, as she is known to family and friends, is mourning the man whom she dated for three years before he proposed to her on the Channel Island of Sark. Thomas, a committed Christian former and Iraqi hostage negotiator, died in February. While less starry than the weddings of Prince Harry and Princess Eugenie , who were also married at Windsor Castle , Lady Gabriella's and Thomas's nuptials had an equally dazzling array of guests, including a contingent of senior Royals. Both the late Queen and Duke of Edinburgh watched her walk down the aisle in a bespoke gown by Italian couturier Luisa Beccaria and delicate veil made from layers of white tulle and embroidered flowers.

While the Middleton family cut ties with the mail-order business, Party Pieces, which went into administration last year, Pippa (left) and James (right) have not been deterred from the party business altogether. In what could be considered the property deal of 2020, Pippa and James snapped up 72 sprawling acres of land in leafy Berkshire for just £1.5million - in a village where a detached house with a garden already costs close to that price. Four years later, the couple have opened the lodge at Bucklebury Farm (insets) for social events, including parties or pilates classes.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: As the Duke of Sussex prepares to return to Britain to attend the tenth anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games he founded, one of his closest allies is doing his bit to help mend fences with the Princes and Princess of Wales. Television presenter JJ Chalmers , who is a trustee of the Invictus Games Foundation, which organises the sporting event for injured and sick service personnel, has spoken publicly about how he identifies with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis following Catherine's cancer diagnosis. 'I was a similar age to George when my mum was diagnosed with cancer for the first time, so I know how it feels as a kid,' Chalmers tells me.

In the midst of a rapid deterioration in M&S-partner Ocado's, the Ocado's robot-picking operation empire in New York could be expanding its robot-picking empire. M&S, a fast food chain, has been sued for millions of pounds in payments from the £750 million delivery contract that was signed in 2019. Analysts now predict that if Ocado can bring the M&S contract to an end, it will most likely appear in the US market and put the emphasis on developing its technology. Sarah Montano, a Professor of Retail Marketing, has warned that a parternship with M&S could negatively impact UK customers.

In the midst of a rapid breakdown in M&S-to-Ocado relations, Ocado's robot-picking business empire in New York could grow its robot-picking empire. M&S, the online grocery chain, threatened to sue M&S over allegations that it owes millions of pounds in payments from the £750 million delivery contract, which was struck in 2019. Analysts now predict that if Ocado can bring the M&S agreement to an end, it will likely take the US market and not the technology sector, rather than improving its technology. The food distribution service started growing its market off this unique service, namely the use of eight-wheeled robots that can fly around a massive grid-like structure called the 'Hive', gathering up items and robotic arms that would carry the goods from shipment.

Since moving from her Chelsea home last year, the Princess's sister, 40, lives just down the road from Kate and William in Berkshire. The sisters, who are just under two years old at the time, have been close since childhood due to their shared love of sports and shared interests. While living together in Chelsea, the pair enjoyed nights out in London (left). They have also enjoyed numerous trips to Wimbledon over the years (centre), where they have been seen enjoying a joke in the Royal Box. And Kate was a central figure in her sister's wedding to James Matthews in 2017 (right).

After giving an ill-timed interview about the Prince and Princess of Wales, Kate's uncle Gary Goldsmith has apologised. The interview, which appears in today's 'Times Magazine,' arrived just hours after Kate revealed she had been shocked to learn of her cancer diagnosis. Mr Goldsmith, a celebrity Big Brother evict, talked to his niece's vanishing from the public eye. Mr Goldsmith told the Times that he didn't think the two were 'at their happiest' when they first met. In response to a query over whether Kate and William are as content as they once were: 'Yes,' he said. I'm going to be as transparent as I can be.'

Kate Middleton will definitely return to public service at Easter, according to Gary Goldsmith. Kate has been out of the public eye for two months as she recovers from abdominal surgery. According to royal insiders, The Princess of Wales, 42, is recovering well and will be back by Easter.

Celebrity Big Brother has slammed a woman who was assaulted by Prince Gary Goldsmith (left and right) for giving the convicted perpetrator a platform. The mother of Julie-Ann (left and right) who married in 2012, 84-year-old Maumeen Brown expressed surprise and distaste at the ITV Show allowing him to continue. He's not a nice guy.' What sort of man hits a lady? After what he did, he shouldn't be profiting. He was just there to stir the pot.' He is an unpleasant person. The ratings are the only thing they're concerned about.' In a sober argument, Goldsmith, the Kate Middleton's uncle, pleaded guilty to assaulting his fourth wife Julie-Ann outside their London home in 2017. He was fined £5000.

Gary Goldsmith was seen for the first time since being evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house on Friday. After being booted out of the house over Lauren Simon, the uncle of Princess Of Wales Kate Middleton stepped out in London. When his niece Kate recovers from abdominal surgery, Gary spilled royal secrets in the Big Brother house, which has 'infuriated' his family.

The 58-year-old said, 'I honestly think their titles should be stripped away' from them.

Trish Balusa, a Big Brother star, has accused ITV executives of'shifting the moral compass' to allow Gary Goldsmith to take part in the Celebrity series. On Monday night, the outspoken uncle of Princess Of Wales Kate Middleton appeared at the historic house and has already caused a stir with his views on the Royal Family. Now Trish has come out on ITV in a scathing tweet in which she claimed she was "rightly punished" by show bosses, even though they choose to give 'people like Gary' a platform.'

Since Gary Goldsmith's controversial signing, Women's Aid, a domestic violence charity, has slammed Big Brother. Since the show began on Monday, the businessman, who is the uncle of the Princess Of Wales Kate Middleton, has sparked a stir with his outspoken opinions. Since being found guilty of assaulting his fourth wife Julie-Ann in 2017, Women's Aid condemned Gary's signing for displaying a "lack of knowledge of domestic violence survivors."

The Princess of Wales' 'black sheep' uncle Gary Goldsmith has certainly lived a turbulent life, from cocaine stings in Ibiza to assaulting his wife outside their house. And after joining Celebrity Big Brother last night, the outspoken brother of Kate's mother Carole Middleton could be facing even more drama in the coming days. In the middle of rumors about Kate's wellbeing as she recovers from abdominal surgery, the reality TV appearance for the 58-year-old will cause a jitter for the royals. Mr Goldsmith, who made his money in recruitment and was once worth £30 million, is expected to have been kept at arm's length by the Middletons in recent years. Despite him attending William and Kate's wedding in London in 2011 and then the wedding of Kate's sister Pippa Middleton to James Matthews in Berkshire six years later. Mr Goldsmith continues to speak out in favour of Kate, who is reportedly referred to as "Uncle G" and has previously described her as 'the most beautiful person I've ever met.' But royal experts agree that watching him on the ITV show is the "last thing she needs" - and that the Middleton family will be able to 'get the thumbs down from the public very wisely.'

They left the church arm in arm, radiating love and compassion - the bride in a chic Italian couture gown hugging her slim silhouette and the handsome groom in a dramatic grin that made him a 'debs delight' on the social circuit. Lady Gabriella Windsor and her new husband Thomas Kingston were extremely upbeat as they stood on the steps of St George's Chapel, welcoming a crowd of cheering well-wishers and on the brink of a life together. One visitor recalls, 'She was so pretty and he seemed proud.' They had the enduring gaze of supreme contentment.' "This is a couple that will never be parted," my wife whispered to me: "This is a couple that will never be parted." No one could have predicted that 12 weeks before their fifth wedding anniversary, Tom would shoot a family's pistol and banish herself forever from her family's side.

Buckingham Palace announced this evening that Thomas Kingston, Lady Gabriella Windsor's husband, died at the age of 45. On May 18, 2019, the couple married at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle's grounds, surrounded by family and friends.

In a joint statement with her family, the late queen's cousin (left), 41, paid tribute to her husband, calling him a "extraordinary man." Lady Gabriella, who tied the knot with her late husband at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in 2019 (inset), and the King and Queen expressed their condolences. In 2019, pictured together, correct.

For her day out on Gouverneur beach, near the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich's £90 million estate, the mother-of-three, 40, wore a blue-and-white patterned swimsuit. Pippa, her husband James Matthews, and their three children spent weeks enjoying the winter sun at Eden Rock Beach, which is owned by James' family. However, they appeared to have stepped further afield for one of their last beach days on the Caribbean island before heading home to their £15 million Berkshire mansion. The Princess of Wales' younger sister has purchased more than £2,000 worth of designer swimwear and accessories during the family's holiday.

Pippa Middleton (left) continued her designer swimwear display as she praised her toned figure in a Heidi Klein bikini bikini during a day at the beach with her husband and children. Heidi Klein's mother-of-three, 40, wore a grey-and-white patterned bikini for her day out at Eden Rock Beach, which is owned by her husband James Matthews' family, in St Barts. The halter-neck bikini top was originally priced at £115, but the bottoms were £110. The Princess of Wales' younger sister (centre) has bought over £2,000 worth of designer swimwear and accessories during her family's break. Pippa (right) tied her long brown hair in a bun and was seen wearing round tortoiseshell glasses earlier this month. Pippa's children play on the shore, with a left-and-right inset.