Buckingham Palace has shared first update after Prince Andrew’s latest setback.The British Royal Family’s official Instagram account shared a major update on Friday, October 24, reporting about King Charles’s latest

No member of the British royal family has ever testified before Congress before; the closest any has come is Andrew’s mother, Queen Elizabeth, addressing both houses of Congress on May 16, 1991—the first British monarch to do so. Addressing Congress, however, is certainly not the same as testifying under oath, as Andrew would likely do.

Born in 2003, Lady Louise Windsor is the elder child of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. However, she is lower in the line of succession than her younger brother because she was born before a law came into force scrapping the system that meant a younger son could displace an older daughter.

The selections ahead are must-reads for any fans—or critics—of the monarchy and include everything from memoirs to detailed biographies.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to begin their Vatican visit, Princess Anne also has a stacked agenda, plus more royal news on 22 October

Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived at the Vatican on Thursday for a historic visit to forge closer relations between the Church of England and the Catholic Church, a welcome spiritual respite for the royals from the turmoil at home over the Epstein sex scandal.

Royal experts say Meghan Markle's comments about "nesting and healing" after leaving royal duties were subtle jabs at the royal family during her Fortune summit appearance.

Prince Andrew has virtually not been required to pay rent on his Royal Lodge residence in 22 years, despite the British royal's ousted status.

Perhaps the question is not why now, but why it hadn’t happened sooner. Prince Andrew’s decision to relinquish his royal titles and honors cements his banishment from royal life after years of scandal.

Ahead of Meghan and Harry's trip to NYC, take a look back at previous royal visits through the years.

Trump opened his remarks by saying it’s a “singular privilege to be the first American president welcomed here” to Windsor Castle. He added with pride that he was the first president to draw a second state visit, adding that he hopes he might be the last, and calling it one of the highest honors of his life.

"There was great excitement at what might be about to happen—and then nothing did," one reporter who traveled for the ultimately-cancelled statement said.