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Day 3 - The Royal Ascot and Final Day

“Good afternoon and welcome to the third and final day of the Royal Ascot Meeting. We’ve had sunshine, ceremony, and sensational style and what a way to close the festivities. The grounds are gleaming in the soft early-summer light, and the excitement in the Enclosure is truly electric. It’s been a week of tradition and a few unexpected moments, and today promises no less.”

"The Royal Procession is just beginning to make its way down the Straight Mile, and I think I speak for everyone here when I say, we did not expect to see what we are seeing in the lead carriage.”

"In the first carriage, we see Her Majesty The Queen looking regal and radiant, seated beside The Prince Consort, ever the embodiment of quiet strength and polished charm. And opposite them — well — it’s quite the surprise appearance from Lady Rebecca, the Queen’s half-sister… visibly pregnant.”

“There was absolutely no official announcement ahead of today and while royal watchers had speculated that Lady Rebecca had been keeping a lower profile in recent months, this confirms what many suspected. A new royal baby is on the way.”

"It’s also worth noting that The Duchess of Holmshire is seated next to her half-sister and appears positively glowing herself, perhaps in solidarity, or simply relishing the joyful energy of the day. This is the second time Lady Rebecca has joined the carriage procession at Ascot, and what an elegant debut it is.”

“The Queen, as ever, appears composed and pleased, clearly delighted to be ending the Ascot week on such a happy family note. The royal family’s presence throughout this year’s meeting has reminded us all of how the monarchy continues to evolve, generation by generation.”

“Now, let’s talk about the weather because you couldn’t ask for better conditions for the final day. We’re enjoying a warm breeze with the sun peeking out from light cloud cover. The turf is holding up beautifully, and it should make for some thrilling final races.”

“Today’s card includes the eagerly awaited Gold Plume Cup, as well as the Queen’s Highgarden Stakes, both of which have stirred up plenty of speculation among bettors and jockey clubs alike. All eyes will be on rising star Whisper of Hades to see if lightning can strike twice.”

“But let’s be honest, today, it’s the Royal Family that’s taken centre stage before a single horse even leaves the gate. A new life on the way, a quiet show of unity, and the most unexpected twist to close out a spectacular Ascot week.”

“And with that, the royal carriage approaches the gates of the Royal Enclosure, the crowd rising to their feet, applause rippling down the green and we prepare for one final afternoon of elegance, excitement, and equestrian excellence.”

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Royal Ascot 2025: The Sims Royals Deliver a Masterclass in Power Colour and Timeless Femininity

By The Vogue Royal Desk

If Day One dazzled with polka dots and pastel tradition, Day Two of the Royal Ascot brought a bolder, more modern vision to the lawns of the Sims Royal enclosure led, as always, by the impeccable taste of the Royal Family’s leading ladies.

Her Majesty The Queen in Dior-like Purity

If the Queen ruled in pink, Her Majesty glided in white. She chose a graceful pleated white dress with subtle origami draping across the bodice by @rustys-cc that hinted at refinement. Her oversized sunhat was a scene-stealer, giving serious Dior Cruise 1959 energy, while her string of pearls and ankle-strap heels nodded to vintage Ascot glamour. Minimalist yet memorably sculpted, this is the sort of look that will dominate fashion boards long after the races end.

Miss Noelani Inoke in Sunset Sophistication

Royal fiancé Noelani Inoke turned heads in a rich marmalade-orange tailored set by @sentate, complete with a sleeveless, high-neck top and perfectly cut wide-leg trousers. Her floral fascinator, in amber and cream, was an unexpected twist, artfully balancing regal composure with joyful warmth. While others opted for frocks, Inoke’s structured suit was a quiet statement: modern royal dressing is about power and individuality. The future Duchess may be new to Ascot, but her fashion instincts are anything but amateur.

Princess Eliza in Crimson Authority

Her Royal Highness arrived in a structured scarlet mid-length dress cinched at the waist with a matching fabric belt by @rustys-cc, a look that echoed strength and poise. The clean tailoring, paired with a dramatic floral-accented tilt hat, proved once again that the Princess understands fashion as symbolism. Red at Ascot isn’t just a colour, it’s a declaration. Finished with crimson heels, this look was equal parts commanding and classic.

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Day 2 - Royal Ascot 2025

“Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome back to Royal Ascot for Day Two of this extraordinary summer meeting. The sun is out, the champagne is flowing, and just as the bookmakers predicted we’ve got a thrilling day of racing ahead.”

“And of course, no moment at Ascot is more iconic than this, the Royal Procession. It's just coming into view now at the top of the Straight Mile. This is one of those deeply Brittanian traditions that reminds us why this meeting holds such a unique place in the global sporting calendar.”

“And there’s something particularly special about today’s formation. In the first carriage, we have Her Majesty The Queen seated beside The Prince Consort, looking radiant. Opposite them sit their youngest daughter, Princess Eliza, and Miss Noelani Inoke, fiancée to Prince Julian and making her second consecutive appearance at Ascot this week.”

“Quite a remarkable pairing in this carriage tradition and future side-by-side. Princess Eliza looks poised and polished as ever. Meanwhile, Noelani whose fashion choices have caused quite the buzz this week is elegant and understated with a modern flair. You can see their silhouettes outlined against the polished frame of the landau carriage, waving gently to the crowds.”

“And the crowds are absolutely loving it. Flags waving, phones raised this moment never fails to inspire. And look at that sky after yesterday’s passing clouds, today has opened up into a picture-perfect Ascot day. Clear skies, a light breeze, and temperatures at a stifling 30 degrees. Couldn’t ask for better for millinery and silk.”

“It’s also worth noting how gracefully Miss Inoke has stepped into public life. There’s been a great deal of positive commentary from the press and palace watchers a growing confidence in her role, especially as her wedding to Prince Julian is expected next month.”

“And Princess Eliza, of course, continues to impress her academic background in law, her recent Garter honour, and now a confident public schedule. It's a clear sign the next generation of the royal family is stepping forward with purpose.”

“The Queen, as always, leads with poise. There’s a real sense of warmth between her and the Prince Consort today and what a statement for the monarchy to appear in such strong family formation. It sets the tone for a day where tradition and renewal go hand in hand.”

“And as the first carriage draws closer to the Royal Enclosure, we’ll soon see the remaining carriages no doubt featuring the Duke and Duchess of Holmshire, Prince Edmund, and other members of the extended family.”

“So, as the Royal Standard flutters in the breeze above the box, and the final cheers ring out from the crowd, we prepare for another exhilarating day of fashion, festivities, and first-class racing here at Royal Ascot.”

“Stay with us, the Queen Elizabeth Mile is coming up, and I hear Champaigne Chariot may just return for a surprise appearance…”

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Royal Ascot Style - Sims Vogue

By Sims Vogue Royal Correspondent

The Royal Enclosure at Ascot has long been a stage for impeccable fashion, and this year’s appearance by the Royal Family was nothing short of a masterclass in regal elegance, classic tailoring, and modern heritage. This is only Day 1 of the Royal Ascot.

Her Majesty The Queen led the style stakes in a fitted rose-pink midi dress, cinched perfectly at the waist with a matching belt by @rustys-cc, a silhouette that evoked the quiet glamour. Pearl earrings and a double-strand necklace added timeless grace, while crisp white gloves and a structured ivory hat by @melonsloth gave the look the formal finish expected of a reigning monarch. It was a look that whispered authority and tradition, without shouting.

Princess Eliza, the Queen’s youngest child, stepped out in what can only be described as a fashion editor’s dream: a high-necked, long-sleeved polka dot dress in ivory and espresso by @rustys-cc, sculpted to her figure with editorial precision. The look nodded to 1950s mod prints with a thoroughly contemporary finish, a perfect blend of youth, intellect, and heritage. Her wide-brimmed white hat by @theroyalsims was understated but architectural, keeping her place firmly in the spotlight without ever outshining the matriarch.

But the standout debut came in the form of Noelani Inoke, fiancée of Prince Julian, whose joint appearance made headlines not only for their evident chemistry but for Noelani’s bold sartorial choice. Dressed in a deep crimson tea-length dress scattered with classic white polka dots by @sentate, Noelani captured the retro romance of Ascot’s golden era while adding a splash of confident modern femininity. A matching red fascinator by @rustys-cc and coordinating heels completed the look with polished charm, while her radiant diamond necklace added the right touch of "future princess sparkle."

Prince Julian himself looked dashing in a light grey suit, tastefully tailored but with a relaxed edge, his decision to forgo traditional tails in favour of something more contemporary subtly aligned him with Noelani’s fresh presence. Together, they were the epitome of a modern royal couple: polished, poised, and quietly powerful.

In a sea of florals and feathers, the Sims Royals opted for clean lines, mid-century silhouettes, and a controlled palette, proving once again that when it comes to Ascot, restraint and refinement never go out of style.

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Royal Ascot 2025 – Royal Procession

“Ladies and gentlemen, what a glorious sight this is on day one of Royal Ascot. The annual Royal Procession, one of the most anticipated and time-honoured traditions of the meeting is now making its way up the track. This is the moment where pageantry and racing history meet, and what a beautifully turned-out procession we have today.”

"This procession dates back to 1825, when King John V first rode down the Straight Mile with his guests. Since then, it’s become a formal affair, with every detail steeped in protocol. Each carriage is meticulously arranged in order of precedence, and today’s lineup is a perfect reflection of seniority within the Royal Family."

"In the first carriage, we see Her Majesty The Queen, seated beside the Prince Consort, both looking elegant as ever. The Queen is in a soft blush ensemble with her flower-brimmed hat, while the Prince Consort wears full morning dress with a top hat, a nod to traditional Ascot formality.

Opposite them sit the Queen Mother, radiating classic grace, and Princess Isabelle, who is wearing a plum purple dress with a smaller fascinator than she would usually go for. A lovely change to Hher wardrobe."

"Princess Isabelle has really come into her own this season. She’s just completed her first Bachelor's Degree at Saint Britchester University, studying politics, and has been stepping into more public duties alongside the her family."

“In the second carriage, we have Princess Eliza seated next to Prince Edmund. The two siblings are close, both very involved in youth and legal advocacy. Princess Eliza, of course, recently received a Damehood of the Garter and has finished her Bachelor's Degree in law. Today, she seems to have gone for something more bolder, a black pol-a-dot ensemble."

"Across from them sit Prince Julian and his fiancée, Nalani Inoke making her very first appearance at Royal Ascot. And what a debut she’s wearing a red with white polk-a-dot dress with a matching appliqué. Graceful, understated, and modern.”

"Quite a moment for Nalani. Tradition dictates that fiancées are not included in the Royal Procession until their engagement is formal and the wedding season is approaching, which it certainly is. This appearance signals her growing presence in the family. And Prince Julian, ever the charmer, looks positively delighted to be introducing her to the Ascot stage.”

“And finally, in the third carriage, we see the Duke and Duchess of Holmshire, joined by the Duchess' half-sister, Lady Rebecca and her husband Sir Bradly. A rather elegant finish to the procession."

"The Duchess is in a vibrant peach ensemble today, while Lady Rebecca has chosen a bright yellow dress, matched with a small fascinator. Sir Bradly, formerly of the diplomatic corps, is one of the few non-royal spouses who regularly joins this formal event, a mark of the family's high regard for him.”

"It’s worth noting that participation in the Royal Procession is by invitation only, at the discretion of the monarch, and is typically reserved for senior working royals and their closest family members. Each carriage is carefully arranged by precedence. That’s why we always see The Queen and Prince Consort leading, followed by the next generation in strict order."

“Such a beautifully balanced procession today. It brings home how the Royal Family blends tradition with transition. The presence of younger royals like Eliza and Nalani next to the steadfast senior figures gives a real sense of continuity.”

“Exactly. And in just a few minutes, they’ll make their way to the Royal Enclosure, where they’ll be greeted by a guard of honour and escorted to their box for a full afternoon of racing, conversation, and celebration.”

“A perfect day for Royal Ascot. Style, tradition, and just a touch of glamour.”

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The Order of the Garter Ceremony at St Sim's Chapel

Today, Their Majesties and senior members of the Royal Family gathered at St Sim's Chapel for the annual Order of the Garter ceremony. It's one of the oldest and most prestigious traditions in the kingdom.

Under clear summer skies, The Queen and Prince Consort led the procession, dressed in the traditional velvet robes and plumed hats of the Order. Following closely were Prince Edmund, Prince Julian, and Princess Eliza, each resplendent in their regalia. The Queen Mother, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of Holmshire, completed the royal contingent, as they made their way in formation through the castle grounds towards the chapel.

Upon reaching the chapel, the royal party ascended the steps together, pausing briefly at the entrance before entering for the solemn service.

The Order of the Garter, founded in 1348, remains a symbol of honour and service, and today’s ceremony celebrated its enduring significance in the life of the nation.

Her Majesty The Queen led today’s Order of the Garter procession with grace and dignity, dressed in the traditional blue velvet robes and plumed hat of the Order.

At The Queen’s side, the Prince Consort walked with quiet strength, offering his support as they made their way to the chapel entrance. His deep respect for the tradition of the Order was evident as he joined his wife in the solemn ascent of the steps.

This year’s ceremony was marked by a particularly special moment for the Royal Family, the bestowal of a knighthood upon Princess Eliza, the Queen’s youngest child. Having just completed her first Bachelor's Degree of law studies at Saint Britchester University, Princess Eliza was formally invested as a Dame of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, in recognition of her dedication to public service and charitable endeavours.

As the Order of the Garter procession made its way toward St Sim's Chapel, two familiar faces drew warm attention at the side entrance of the historic building. Noelani Inoke, fiancée of Prince Julian, and Princess Isabelle, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Holmshire, were seen standing together, observing the ceremonial proceedings with evident delight.

Noelani, attending her first Garter ceremony since her engagement was announced, looked elegant in a light green ensemble that perfectly complemented the pre-summer setting. Beside her, Princess Isabelle charmed onlookers in a soft yellow outfit, her ensemble radiating warmth and grace.

The two young women appeared relaxed and cheerful, sharing light conversation and exchanging smiles as they watched the senior members of the Royal Family approach the chapel. Their genuine camaraderie and joyful presence added a fresh and modern note to the day’s ancient traditions.

Observers noted that this informal yet significant appearance by Noelani reflects her growing role within the royal circle as she prepares for her forthcoming marriage to Prince Julian.

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Trooping the Colour 2040

Historic Trooping the Colour Celebrated by the Royal Family of Brittania

In a dazzling display of tradition and pageantry, the Royal Family of Brittania marked the annual Trooping the Colour today, with thousands of citizens gathered along the grand avenue leading to the White Stone Palace. Under clear blue skies, the event honored the Queen’s official birthday and showcased the enduring strength of the monarchy.

At precisely midday, the Queen appeared on the palace’s iconic balcony, flanked by members of her family. Dressed in a military outfit, Her Majesty stood tall and proud beside Prince Damnian, the Prince Consort.

As the roar of aircraft engines filled the air, the Queen looked skyward and offered a crisp salute, joined by the Prince Consort, as a breathtaking formation of fighter jets and historic planes soared over the palace, trailing plumes of red, white, blue and gold.

The Queen Mother, ever graceful, stood just beside Prince Edmund, heir to the throne watching the skies with a serene smile. Prince Edmund, in full military regalia, appeared deeply moved by the spectacle.

Among the many highlights of today’s Trooping the Colour was the return of Princess Eliza to the public stage. The youngest child of the Queen, Princess Eliza, 21, stood confidently on the White Stone Palace balcony, drawing admiration from both the crowds below and royal watchers across the nation.

Fresh from completing her Bachelor's degree at Saint Britchester University, where she is pursued a degree in law. Today marked her first major public engagement since returning home for the summer break. The Princess appeared poised and grown-up, a reflection of her new chapter as a young adult. Dressed in a tailored pale blue ensemble, she waved to the gathered well-wishers with grace, her smile bright beneath the summer sun.

Observers were quick to comment on how much the Princess has matured over the past year, both in appearance and presence.

Her growing public interest in her role within the royal family, served as a reminder of the monarchy’s next generation and the bright future that awaits.

Today’s Trooping the Colour celebration offered not only a dazzling display of national pride, but also a special moment for royal watchers, as Prince Julian appeared on the White Stone Palace balcony alongside his fiancée, Noelani Inoke, for the first time since the announcement of their engagement.

The couple stood side by side, warmly waving to the cheering crowds below as the military flypast roared overhead. The Prince, dressed in his ceremonial uniform, was visibly proud and his fiancé looked poised and radiant in a soft pink coat dress.

Royal commentators noted that it is tradition for the future spouse of a senior royal to join key national events following an engagement announcement, particularly as the wedding is expected to take place in the late Summer. The couple’s presence on the balcony signaled their unity and growing role in royal duties as they prepare for married life.

White Stone Palace sources have confirmed that an official engagement interview will be broadcast in the coming weeks, where the Prince and his fiancée will share details about their relationship and plans for the future. The interview is highly anticipated by the public, eager to learn more about the woman who will soon join the heart of the Royal Family.

Princess Isabelle of Holchester captured the attention of royal watchers today as she joined the Royal Family on the balcony of White Stone Palace for the Trooping the Colour celebrations. The 21-year-old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Holchester looked radiant in a striking red ensemble that stood out beautifully against the bright summer sky.

Princess Isabelle has just completed her Bachelor's degree at Saint Britchester University, where she is studied politics She shared warm smiles with the crowds.

Observers noted how both young royals, so close in age, have blossomed during their time at university, gaining confidence and maturity. While Eliza has focused on law, Isabelle’s choice of politics has sparked interest in whether she might one day take on a greater role in the public and diplomatic life of the realm.

Many see in her a future leader who will continue to make her mark both within the royal family and beyond.

The moment captured the spirit of unity and continuity cherished by the nation. As the final aircraft disappeared into the distance, the crowds erupted into cheers, waving flags and singing the national anthem in unison. The Royal Family smiled and waved to the gathered throng, offering a fitting conclusion to a cherished national celebration.

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Trooping the Colour 2040

Royal Family Leads Grand Procession at Trooping the Colour

The streets of the capital were lined with thousands of well-wishers today as the Royal Family took part in the magnificent Trooping the Colour procession, a cherished tradition marking the Queen’s official birthday.

Beneath brilliant summer skies, the spectacle unfolded in all its splendor, with regiments of impeccably uniformed soldiers, gleaming cavalry, and stirring military bands creating a scene of national pride.

At the heart of the procession, the first carriage carried the Queen and the Prince Consort.

Seated side by side in an open landau, the Queen, resplendent in a military uniform, waved graciously to the cheering crowds.

The Prince Consort, in full military uniform, nodded and smiled warmly, offering the occasional salute to those who called out their admiration.

Following closely behind, the second carriage drew just as much attention.

Seated together on one side were Prince Edmund, looking distinguished in his military regalia, and Princess Eliza, glowing in the summer sun in her pale blue outfit.

Across from them sat Prince Julian and his fiancée, Nalani Inoke, whose presence sparked particular excitement among spectators. This marked Noelani’s first procession appearance since the announcement of her engagement to Prince Julian, and she dressed in a soft pink ensemble with subtle gold accents.

As the carriages rolled past, the crowd erupted in waves of applause and cheers, with flags of red, white, blue, and gold fluttering in the breeze. Families, children on shoulders, and visitors from across Brittania lined the route, eager to catch a glimpse of the royals as they made their way toward White Stone Palace for the balcony appearance.

The procession served as a powerful symbol of tradition, unity, and the enduring bond between the crown and the people. It's a day that will surely be remembered for its pageantry and joy.

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The House of Crowns - Episode 1

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Prince Julian of Britania and Miss Noelani Inoke are Engaged to be Married.

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HOUSE OF CROWNS - Pilot

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HM Queen Bella Leaves For Tartosa

Her Majesty departs Brittania for Tartosa to attende the funeral of Pope Benedictus which will take place tomorrow. Her Majesty is scheduled to return in the evening after the funeral.

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HRH Princess Eliza's 21st Birthday

Wishing HRH Princess Eliza a wonderful 21st Birthday.

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The Royal Family gathers at St. Mary's Church for the Christmas Morning Service

Her Majesty Queen Bella I and Prince Damian of Brittania.

Her Majesty Queen Bella I and Prince Damian of Brittania. Prince Edmund, Prince Julian and Princess Eliza of Brittania.

The Duke and Duchess of Holmshire with their children, Prince Gabriel and Princess Isabelle.

The Dowager Queen Lottie of Brittania and Lady Rebecca Carlisle with her children, Beck Carlisle and Barbara Carlisle.

The Royal Family greeting the public after the Christmas Morning Service.

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Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!

See you in 2025 :)

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Blossoming Romance