Lord Charles O’Hagen, godson of the late Queen Elizabeth, died on March 23 after suffering a severe head injury, Hello!

The world mourned with the royal family after Elizabeth’s II death, but where is the queen buried? Here’s what you need to ...

The Queen was exempt from having a driving licence, for one key reason but was still eligible to drive on the roads and own a ...

"The Crown" is largely seen as being fictional, but there's plenty of reality in the show, including Princess Anne's affair ...

LONDON (AP) — American actor John Lithgow won the best actor trophy at the London stage Olivier Awards on Sunday for ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla faced an uphill battle to get the seal of approval for their relationship - and one person who ...

She was the princess whose quiet life in the English countryside changed forever when she and her husband were chosen to head a brand new take on a very old monarchy. Maud of Wales ...

Houses such as Asprey are maintaining their storied history with small teams of artisans and apprentices out of sight of the ...

Queen Mathilde of Belgium is known for her sunny sense of style and her enduring collaborations with milliner Fabienne ...

According to Hello! his "cause of death was attributed to a subdural hematoma, a condition often caused by head trauma" at the age of 79. The cause of the injury has not yet been disclosed.

A godson of the late Queen Elizabeth II has died after suffering a severe head injury at the age of 79. Lord Charles O’Hagan, whose full name was Charles Towneley Strachey O’Hagan, died at ...

But we bet you’ll never guess the one dish the late Queen Elizabeth II secretly craved the most. It’s something most of us regularly have on our snack plate too—even though the royal take on ...