Princess Charlene of Monaco is known for her elevated style and is often spotted wearing chic tailored suits while out and about for royal engagements.

On 2 November, however, the princess switched it up and opted for relaxed dark-wash jeans with wide legs as she attended a charity dog walk in Monaco. Attending as the president of the Animal Protection Society of Monaco for Rokethon, the event aimed to promote responsible pet adoption, raise awareness about animal abuse and support shelters through donations. Read the full story here.

© Frédéric Nebinger / Palais princier

With the year almost coming to an end, Prince William and Princess Kate are embarking on a new chapter by moving into their new forever home at Forest Lodge in Windsor Great Park with their three children, Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven.

The move took place over Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis’ half term last week, after the family reportedly set themselves the goal of moving in by 5 November 2025.

While undergoing a huge, exciting move in their personal lives, Kate and William are also set for a busy few months in the public spotlight, as they return their focus on their respective passion projects.

Click here to find out all the details.

© Getty Images

Upon the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2022, her beloved corgis were left to her son, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson. But looking after the pets was no mean feat, as the pooches came with a long list of strict instructions, especially when it came to their eating habits.

The late Queen’s two surviving corgis, Muick and Sandy, were raised on a diet of beef, corn-fed chicken, lamb and rabbit, which was prepared especially each day by the cavalry of royal chefs.

Now, as Andrew prepares to move out of the royal residence, it’s been confirmed that the corgis will be staying in the family, but it’s not clear if it will be Andrew, Sarah or Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice who will give them a home.

Read the full story here.

© Getty Images

US president Donald Trump has shared his thoughts on King Charles’s decision to strip his younger brother Andrew of his style, titles and honours. Andrew, who was formerly known as Prince Andrew, will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

On board Air Force One on Sunday evening, the US president told reporters: “It’s a terrible thing that’s happened to the (royal) family,” he said. “That’s been a tragic situation. It’s too bad. I feel badly for the family.”

Read the full report here.

© Getty

Prince William and Princess Kate issued a personal statement over the weekend following the horrific events of the past week, including a mass stabbing on a high-speed train travelling from Doncaster to London King’s Cross station, and the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.

A Kensington Palace spokesperson said: “I spoke to The Prince of Wales this morning and he also asked me to express his and the Princess of Wales thoughts for the families and friends of all those impacted by the horrific events last night near Huntingdon. He also wishes for me to express his thoughts are also with the first responders and train staff that acted so swiftly.”

The statement continued: “The Prince and Princess have also been following the terrible events in Jamaica over the last week. He will be personally donating to the relief efforts to support those impacted by Hurricane Melissa.”

Read the full story.

© Getty Images

Read HELLO!’s eco columnist Amelia Windsor’s edit of eco-friendly Christmas present ideas, from decadent bath oil to gorgeous gold earrings.

Prince William takes his first tour of Brazil to host the Earthshot Prize and make a keynote speech at Cop30. On day one, William will visit Rio’s beaches, as well as the statue of Christ the Redeemer.

Highlights from the five-day trip will see the future King visit the iconic Maracanã Stadium to engage in a Generation Earthshot event with young people from across the region.

Read William’s itinerary here.

© Getty Images

The Queen will open the doors of Clarence House on Wednesday to members of the National Association of Care Catering (NACC), and representatives from Royal Voluntary Service (RVS), in celebration of community volunteering.

Queen Camilla will host the reception during Meals on Wheels Week, and will join social media star ‘Spudman’, who is delivering jacket potatoes in the RVS food truck as part of the charity’s new ‘Role of a Lunchtime’ campaign encouraging more flexible volunteering opportunities.

© Samir Hussein/WireImage

Dame Jacinda Ardern has offered praise for the Prince of Wales’s work in the environmental space, commenting on his “relentless optimism” as the driving force behind The Earthshot Prize.

The former New Zealand Prime Minister, who is a Trustee of The Earthshot Prize, described Prince William’s commitment as having shaped the initiative into “something incredible.”

Read what Jacinda wrote exclusively for HELLO! here.

© Getty

Ahead of his fifth annual Earthshot Prize ceremony in Rio de Janeiro, where he will make a keynote speech at Cop30, Prince William has discussed what he will say with his father, a source confirmed.

“The King has read the Prince’s speech…they have been talking about it, and given that it’s such a shared topic that they feel extremely passionate about, I’m sure there have been many conversations over recent months…”

Read our full story.

© Samir Hussein/WireImage

HELLO!’s Royal Editor, Emily Nash, is in Brazil with the Prince of Wales as he begins his visit to mark the fifth year of his Earthshot Prize awards.

Prince William spoke to HELLO! in an exclusive interview ahead of this year’s Earthshot awards ceremony in Brazil. Prince William, who is father to Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, ten, and Prince Louis, seven, revealed the motivation behind his passion project.

“As a father, I think constantly about the world my children will inherit. I want them to grow up surrounded by nature, opportunity and a sense of hope about the future. But I also know that unless we act boldly now, that future is at risk. The Earthshot Prize is about turning the tide, about proving to our children that we are willing to fight for their tomorrow.”

Here’s our exclusive.

© WireImage