News about Peter Phillips

Penelope Chilvers' dedication to crafting exceptional products has clearly resonated with the Royal Family. The British footwear and accessory brand first garnered international recognition in 2004 when Kate Middleton, then merely Prince William 's university girlfriend, wore the iconic £465 Long Tassel Boots. Now, as the Princess of Wales (second from right), she frequently chooses the boots for countryside engagements. But Kate isn't the only royal admirer. Sophie (right), Duchess of Edinburgh , and Princess Eugenie (second from left) have also stepped out in the brand's stunning shoes. Even Princess Charlotte (inset) mirrored her mother's style in 2020, wearing a mini-me version of the famed boots on the Wales' family Christmas card. And Harriet Sperling (left), Peter Phillips's partner, recently showed off her Penelope Chilvers footwear.

The quest to coin an honest shilling has occasionally proved hazardous for ­Princess Anne's son Peter Phillips. Never more so than in 2020 when, as revealed by the Mail, he appeared in two excruciating adverts on Chinese TV, drinking a glass of milk brought to him by a butler and boasting of being nourished on Jersey milk from the royal herd at Windsor. But now, I can disclose, he faces the most acute dilemma of his career just a year after becoming head of 'partner acquisition' in the motorsport arm of CSM Sport & ­Entertainment agency.

Princess Anne looked ready for business in an army green suit today as she visited a Gurkha regiment at the Imjin Barracks in Innsworth, Gloucestershire.

There has been much speculation about a potential return to some royal duties for Prince Harry. However, at New York Climate Week all the talk was about a bigger role in 'The Firm' for one of his cousins, who was also in the city. Princess Beatrice was in the Big Apple for a Youth Impact Council event while her mother, Sarah, Duchess of York was there to take part in a Global Citizen panel talk about Climate Solidarity in the Commonwealth. Before she set off, Fergie, 64, spoke to me about how Beatrice, 36, and her sister, Princess Eugenie , 34, were trying to follow in the footsteps of their late grandmother Queen Elizabeth when it comes to public service and duty.

She delighted royal fans all over the world with her cheeky antics on the Buckingham Palace balcony in 2018. And this weekend, Savannah Phillips (centre) was every inch the doting niece as she cheered on aunt Zara Tindall at the Blenheim International Horse Trials in Oxford.  The 13-year-old attended the event with her younger sister Isla, 12, and mother Autumn Kelly (right), who separated from Peter Phillips in February 2020. During the day, Savannah - who famously covered Prince George's mouth during the 2018 Trooping the Colour (inset) - competed in a dog agility contest with her German Shepherd and even won a rosette. Princess Anne 's granddaughter was dressed practically in a navy t-shirt by the equestrian brand LeMieux, black leggings and some Barbour-branded wellington boots. Afterwards, Savannah was joined by her sister and mother to go watch her aunt Zara Tindall (left) compete in the horse trials. What's more, Savannah seems to have inherited her aunt's love of horses - as her personalised phone case was decorated with photos of her riding.

Bundled in a sleeping bag and sitting on a deck chair on The Mall, I was determined to have a front row view of what would be a historic but deeply sad moment, writes ALESIA FIDDLER (inset with her mum). It was the night before the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, and my mother and I - along with hundreds of others - were camping out on the iconic road leading to Buckingham Palace. The passing by of her funeral procession, headed by her son King Charles , was a moment we wanted to experience first-hand, so we could properly pay our respects to the Queen who had served our country for most of her life. Left: The moment a pensioner read out his touching poem about the late Queen.

It was two years ago today that Queen Elizabeth II passed away peacefully at the age of 96, after a 70-year reign that many hoped would somehow go on forever. King Charles, as he became near the Royal Family's Balmoral estate in Scotland on September 8, 2022, had been the longest-serving heir apparent in British history. The day when he both lost his mother and finally fulfilled his destiny was revealed in intimate detail by the Mail's Robert Hardman in his recent book, Charles III New King. New Court. The Inside Story. The biographer told how Charles was addressed as 'Your Majesty' for the first time over the phone, when he had been driving back to Balmoral to be with his mother, who he knew was seriously unwell.

Peter Phillips and girlfriend Harriet Sperling have enjoyed a day at the Burghley Horse Trials in Lincolnshire on Saturday as they turned up to cheer on Zara.  The couple put on a cosy display as they walked around the grounds of Burghley House.  Peter sported a casual look, fashioning blue denim jeans and a blue and white shirt. Harriet meanwhile looked radiant in a pink dress and white trainers

Gabriella Windsor channeled summer in a colourful all-blue ensemble, pairing a button-up cardigan and a matching cotton maxi skirt. She paired the outfit with a white t-shirt, a pair of copper pointed flats and a metallic bag, which she elegantly slung over her shoulder on August 30. The second cousin of King Charles was snapped holding cardboard bag from Boots after popping into the health and beauty retailer for a shop. After leaving the store, Gabriella flagged down a black cab on the high street in London before chatting to the driver, opening the door and hopping into the taxi.

Princess Martha-Louise's fiance Durek Verrett (left) has been accused of trying to convince a journalist of the existence of the Illuminati. The European royal, 51, is marrying the celebrity shaman in Geiranger Fjord in western Norway next weekend. The couple (right) were introduced by friends in 2019 and have claimed to have known each other in a past life, specifically from the days of ancient Egypt. Ahead of the wedding, which is being covered exclusively by Netflix and Hello! magazine, a local journalist spoke about her experience with Durek in an interview with The Times. Ingeborg Senneset - who works for Norway's largest newspaper Aftenposten - was one of the journalists to highlight Durek's claims that cancer in children can be caused by 'being unhappy'. Inset: Queen Sonja, King Harald and Princess Martha Louise of Norway in July 2017

The European royal (inset, with King Harold and Queen Sonja), 51, is marrying the celebrity shaman in Geiranger Fjord in western Norway next weekend. The couple (left and right) were introduced by friends in 2019 and have claimed to have known each other in a past life, specifically from the days of ancient Egypt. Ahead of their nuptials, the couple have signed deals with Netflix and Hello! magazine to give them exclusive coverage of the wedding. However, the move has ruffled feathers with Norwegian media outlets. Similar to the BBC in the UK, the Norwegian Broadcasting Company (NRK) and Norwegian News Agency (NTB) typically cover royal occasions such as this.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Peter Phillips caused a headache for the Royal Family when he sold the photographic rights of his wedding to Autumn Kelly to Hello! magazine for a sum thought to be £500,000. Queen Elizabeth, is said to have banned such deals as a result. Now Norway's Princess Martha Louise, who stepped down as a senior member of her country's royal family, and is due to wed Durek Verrett, a bisexual 'shaman', has sparked a similar row. The couple have granted exclusive access to their wedding to Hello! and Norwegians are not happy.

The Princess Royal, 73, who has now returned to public duties after sustaining a minor head injury and concussion in June, received the salute from the British Armed Forces during the event. Princess Anne looked typically elegant at the show, which is this year entitled Journeys, and wore a scarf of Edinburgh tartan with a long beige coat adorned with a red and gold brooch.

King Charles appeared to put on another frustrated appearance as he left a church service in Sandringham on Sunday.  The monarch, 75, has been seen in a series of 'cranky' displays as of late - including snapping at an aide on a trip to Jersey with Queen Camilla, and growing cross at a page boy at the State opening of Parliament.  As he left St Mary Magdalene Church, Charles was spotted speaking to his companions - thought to be aides - and seemed slightly disgruntled as he did so. 

Buckingham Palace has said it wants to 'stay curious' and 'help shape a better world' as part of King Charles ' reign in a set of newly published 'royal values'. The move has been made public in the Royal Household's annual report as His Majesty continues his push for a slimmed-down monarchy and put his stamp on the institution. In the document it states that the first couple of years of Charles' reign have allowed them to take stock and 'define a new expression of purpose underpinned by a refreshed set of values'. It states that these are: 'Act with Care'; 'Make an Impact'; 'Succeed Together'; 'Stay Curious'; and 'Lead by Example'. The report adds that the duty of the Royal Household is to 'support the sovereign in serving the UK and Commonwealth to help shape a better world'.

The romance between the NHS paediatric nurse and Princess Anne's son blossomed after he split from his partner of three years earlier this year. In May, Peter and Harriet made their public debut hand-in-hand at the Badminton Horse Trials, where the royal's sister, Zara Tindall, was taking part in the event. Harriet displayed her fashion flair in a romantic fuchsia dress from the ethical brand Dilli Grey (left), known for its handmade clothing by artisans in India. And it seems that she already has 'the Kate Middleton effect', as Dilli Grey experienced a surge in demand for the dress following Harriet's appearance, prompting them to release an updated version. At Royal Ascot, one of the most prestigious events of the year, Harriet exuded elegance in a Beulah dress (right). And the nurse's appearance at the Royal Charity Polo Cup (centre) in Windsor earlier this month, held in aid of 11 charities supported by the Prince and Princess of Wales , was another sartorial success.

Talking in ITV's Champions: Full Gallop, Princess Anne 's daughter (pictured), 43, discussed her experience at Cheltenham Festival, claiming 'it's worse watching than riding 100 per cent, because you have no control'. The former world equestrian eventing champion boasts a successful career in the field and was the first member of the Royal Family to win an Olympic medal as part of Team GB.

ME+M is fast becoming a secret style weapon of the royals. This was spectacularly highlighted when Queen Mary of Denmark and Zara Tindall were seen wearing the same dress just a day apart this month. This double royal endorsement is not an isolated incident. The Princess of Wales and her mother Carole Middleton are also fans of the brand, as is Harriet Sperling, the new girlfriend of Peter Phillips. Princess Beatrice also likes the firm's dresses.

She's already been introduced to the King and Queen, and now Peter Phillips' new girlfriend Harriet Sperling has stepped out at an event attended by Prince William. The couple put on cosy display as they walked hand-in-hand at the Out-Sourcing Inc Royal Charity Polo Cup at the Guards Polo Club at Windsor in aid of 11 different charities supported by both the Prince and Princess of Wales. Princess Anne's son, 46, who is 18th in line to the throne, has been dating Harriet, 44, for just a short period of time after breaking up with his partner of three years Lindsay Wallace earlier this year. The smitten pair have since spent their summer at an array of high society events - including Royal Ascot, Wimbledon and the Badminton Horse Trials. Now, the couple have joined Peter's cousin William, 42, as he shows off his polo skills at the annual charity match.

The Princess Royal was taken to Southmead Hospital in Bristol after she was kicked by a horse on her Gatcombe Park estate in Gloucestershire. The 73-year-old royal, a skilled horsewoman who competed in the 1976 Montreal Olympics, was going for a walk when the incident occurred. Emergency services were sent to the estate and, after being given medical care at the scene, Anne was transferred to hospital for tests, treatment and observation. Today, she was visiting the Riding for the Disabled Association National Championships at Hartpury University and Hartpury College in Gloucestershire after recovering from her dramatic injury.

Today's Royal Box on Centre Court at Wimbledon was the hottest ticket in town - with some very exclusive faces among its spectators. 1. Harriet Sperling; 2. Peter Phillips; 3. Justin Welby; 4. Deborah Jevans; 5. Queen Camilla; 6. Annabel Elliot; 7. William Hague; 8. Keira Knightley; 9. Jemima Khan; 10. Richard E. Grant; 11. James Righton; 12. Graeme Souness; 13. Feargal Sharkey; 14. Bjorn Ulvaeus

Day ten at the All England Club saw Queen Camilla, 76, arrive on Centre Court to meet ball boys and girls ahead of quarter finals day at Wimbledon. She was joined by other royals in SW19 including the King's niece Zara Tindall and husband Mike, Peter Phillips and girlfriend Harriet Sperling. The Princess of Wales' parents Carole and Michael Middleton also looked delighted to be enjoying an afternoon of tennis. (Pictured from left: The Tindalls, Peter Phillips and girlfriend Harriet Sperling, Queen Camilla, the Middletons)

The King's nephew, 46, (left) appeared ready for action as he arrived at Silverstone Circuit in Northamptonshire with the President of the International Association of Athletics Federations, Sebastian Coe (right). Princess Anne's son dressed for the temperamental British summer weather, teaming a light button-down shirt with a waterproof gilet and sunglasses. Elsewhere, Lord Coe - who had just earlier this week chatted with the Princess of Wales's mother, Carole Middleton at Wimbledon - wore white trousers, a navy quarter zip and a suede jacket.

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