News about the British royals in the GALA ticker: Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi is on the road in New York +++ Queen Elizabeth has a new dog +++ Duchess Catherine’s next TV appearance is known.
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Royal News 2022 in GALA Ticker
February 9, 2022
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi without Beatrice and daughter Sienna in New York
Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, 38, is a businessman through and through. In 2007, he founded his own real estate company, Banda Property, and regularly provides insights into his glamorous day-to-day work on his Instagram account: gorgeous properties, breathtaking interior design and, of course, luxurious business trips. So now it seems the Briton has also left wife, Princess Beatrice, 33, and daughter Sienna, four months, back home to devote himself to his work – in New York.
In his Instagram Story, the 38-year-old shares impressions of the vibrant metropolis and stylish luxury apartments that the rest of us can only dream of. With a coffee in hand, dressed all in black with sneakers, slider cap and mouth-nose protection, he poses in one of these properties for a mirror selfie.
– Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi enjoys a working trip to New York. © instagram.com/edomapellimozzi
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February 8, 2022
Queen Elizabeth: She has a new dog, but …
That Queen Elizabeth, 95, is a great lover of dogs and especially of corgis should no longer be a secret. She was given her first Corgi by her parents when she was 18 years old. In the course of her now 70-year reign, the monarch is said to have owned 30 small four-legged friends. At the moment, her royal pack consists of two corgis and a dorgi (dachshund-corgi mix). Now the Queen is said to have taken in another animal sidekick at the palace, as the British newspaper “Marie Claire” reports.
However, the 95-year-old is deviating from her own tradition in doing so, as the breed of her new dog is unusual for the Queen. The palace’s newest four-legged resident is an award-winning cocker spaniel named Lissy. The monarch reportedly drew inspiration for her choice from Duchess Catherine, 40, and Prince William, 39, who treasured cocker spaniel Lupo as part of their family until he passed away in November 2020.
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Duchess Catherine: Her next TV appearance could hardly be “cuter
Duchess Catherine, 40, will soon appear on television: On the occasion of “Children’s Mental Health Week,” Kate will read a bedtime story on Feb. 13, 2022, as part of the children’s program “Bedtime Story on Sunday” on the channel “CBeebies,” which belongs to BBC. She thus follows in the footsteps of stars such as Dolly Parton, 76, and Reese Witherspoon, 45. Now the official Instagram channel of the channel has already published a photo of the show.
On it Kate makes herself comfortable in jeans and a knitted sweater cross-legged on the floor. Her down-to-earth appearance is already making the hearts of Royal fans beat faster. The wife of Prince William, 39, will read aloud the book “The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark,” which is about a baby barn owl that manages to become more confident with the help of another owl. With Duchess Catherine’s gentle voice, many children will surely fall blissfully asleep.
– – ” vendor-id=”5e717c8e69966540e4554f05″ vendor-name=”Instagram”/> Archbishop of Canterbury praises Queen Elizabeth’s continued discipline after 70 years on throne
Queen Elizabeth, 95, has marked her Platinum Throne Jubilee by renewing her pledge to devote her life to her people and her mission as monarch. A statement she first made in 1947. There is no denying how seriously the queen still takes her role at the age of 95. The Archbishop of Canterbury, who accompanied the funeral of Prince Philip, †99, in April 2021, has stressed to BBC how much this discipline of the monarch showed even in her most difficult moments. The record monarch – her life in pictures 66
Justin Welby, the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury, stated that it was a special sign of “sense of duty, leadership and character” when Queen Elizabeth seated herself alone at her beloved husband’s funeral service to observe the corona measures. Putting aside grief in favor of prioritizing her function as a role model, she said, was emblematic of the Queen’s entire reign. “The clearest moment for me, the absolute highlight, was when she sat alone at the funeral of her husband of over 70 years,” Welby said, adding, “That was leadership, that was the right thing to do, that was duty, that was an example.” Royal news of the past few weeks
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Sources used: standard.co.uk, bbc.co.uk, instagram.com, marieclaire.co.uk
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February 7 2022
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