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Post by Admin on Sept 3, 2013 5:18:20 GMT
Prince William: Born to be King: An Intimate Portrait [Paperback] As the nation celebrates the birth of William and Kate's son Prince George, Penny Junor brings us the definitive biography of the man who will be King before him. His face is recognized the world over, he is unmistakably Diana's eldest son. How does he approach the future, and how, in this celebrity obsessed world, will he protect Kate and George from the intrusion that blighted his own childhood? Drawing on her extensive experience and the trust built up over thirty years of writing about the Royal Family, Penny Junor has got closer than anyone to the secret of William's success as she sensitively and elegantly narrates his life story.
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Post by Admin on Sept 13, 2013 15:46:51 GMT
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, both 31, looked better than ever attending The Tusk Conservation Awards at The Royal Society in London on Thursday, Sept. 12. An eyewitness tells Us Weekly that William and his wife "looked very relaxed together" while making their way to a meet-and-greet in the lobby. The couple greeted a group of wildlife conservationists and chatted with Gabon President Ali Bongo Ondimba, who asked about their less than two-month-old son, Prince George. "We've left him at home for the first time," William told Ondimba. When asked who their son looked like most, Middleton replied, "Like most babies, he's got a mix of both of us."
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Post by Admin on Sept 15, 2013 6:56:14 GMT
Prince William left wife Kate and baby son Prince George behind as he played usher at his friend's big day. There was no sign of the Duchess of Cambridge or the couple's seven-week-old son as William attended the wedding of James Meade to Lady Laura Marsham. However, Prince Harry and Pippa Middleton were among the guests at the wedding in Gayton, Norfolk. Prince Harry attends the wedding James Meade and Lady Laura Marsham. Pippa Middleton was among the guests at the parish church of St Nicholas in Gayton, near Kings Lynn.
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Post by Admin on Sept 16, 2013 19:59:08 GMT
Prince George -- with parents Kate Middleton and Prince William, plus nanny Jessie Webb -- flew to Scotland early Sunday, Sept. 15, bound for Balmoral Castle. The young family was greeted at the Queen’s residence by an excited Prince Philip, who has been desperate to meet his great grandson. Baby Prince George got his first cuddle from great grandpa Philip after William and Kate joined the Royal Family’s annual Highland fling. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge landed at Aberdeen airport yesterday afternoon with seven-week-old George. They were then taken by car to Balmoral Castle, where the young family was greeted at the Queen’s residence on Royal Deeside by an excited Prince Philip, who has been desperate to meet his great grandson since the tot arrived on July 22. Poorly Philip was the only senior royal not to have been introduced to the newborn before yesterday. The meeting had been delayed for weeks because Philip, 92, has been recovering from exploratory abdominal surgery. A smiling Philip has been seen enjoying his break and he attended the Braemar Gathering Highland games with the Queen last weekend – but the arrival of Prince George will be the highlight of his trip. A royal source said: “This was an incredible moment for Philip. "He has been desperate to meet his great grandson and having the family together is really special for him.”
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Post by Admin on Sept 17, 2013 16:05:05 GMT
Prince Harry has emerged from a giant freezer where he spent the night in preparation for a charity polar trek. The Prince and his team were bombarded with blizzards, high winds and sudden, extreme drops in temperature in a test chamber in the Midlands. It is in readiness for gruelling 208-mile (335km) trek to the South Pole for charity, which will put his group under extreme physical pressure. Still covered in ice Prince Harry warms up after the freezing temperatures inside the cold chamber.
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