Royal News Roundup: Prince Harry Makes Surprise Appearance, Queen Camilla Wears Leopard Print & More

• 哈里王子made a surprise appearance in Austin, Texas, where he attended the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas.
• Body language expert Darren Stantonanalyzed photos of Prince Harry at the raceand revealed that he looked “completely natural.”
• 哈里王子and Meghan Markleupdated the Archewell websiteto include a photo of themselves at the 2023 Invictus Games.
• In an interview on Kate Thornton'sWhite Wine Question Time播客,主要cess Eugenierevealed the number one parenting rulethat she’s instilling in her two sons. (And we’re impressed, thank you very much.)

• Prince Williamreleased a heartfelt videowhere he thanked Canadian firefighters who have been battling theworst wildfire seasonin the country’s recorded history.
• Prince William and Kate Middleton shared not one, buttwo personalized postson their joint X (formerly Twitter) account. The prince's message honored the life and legacy of soccer legend Sir Bobby Charlton, while the princess paid tribute to England’s men’s rugby team
• Remember when Princess Catherine attended Wimbledon over the summer? Well, footage of the royal getting a standing ovation has now gone viral after a fan re-shared it on TikTok.
• Princess Diana’s former bodyguard, Ken Wharfe, discussed thelate royal’s Philadelphia Eagles letterman jacketand explained why she chose to wear the sporty bomber.

• Queen Camilla wore a head-turning outfit to a reception at Buckingham Palace. Instead of her typical monochrome wardrobe, theroyal opted for a leopard print dress.
• In an interview withPeople, Michael Van Clarke (a famous hairstylist who styled the late Princess Diana’s hair in the ’80s) shared details onhow Princess Catherine achieves her signature hairstyle.
• Actor Simon Farnaby sat down for arecent podcast interviewand revealed that Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee sketch nearly went awry. (Hint: It was *her* fault!)

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