MYROYALS & HOLLYWOOD FASHİON

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Cressida Bonas spends Saturday at Sandringham

Cressida Bonas. Image: Telegraph online

Cressida Bonas has inched her way closer to the royal circle as Telegraph revealed that Prince Harry's 24-year-old darling has spent last Saturday with with him and friends at Sandringham.

While the Queen and Prince Philip was not not around, Miss Bonas' presence is considered by many as a sign that her relationship with the prince has become more important.

This was the first time that Miss Bonas was invited to Sandringham. In fact, one royal insider commented that spending a "weekend at Sandringham" served as her "rite of passage" as a future member of "The Firm." Furthermore, the source can claim that "Cressida has been given the Royal seal of approval."

Rumors have it that the prince might seek her hand for marriage. Palace officials are already getting ready for that to make sure that she becomes familiar and ready for all the work expected of her a royal princess (by marriage).

Prince Charles admits smoking at 11

While chatting with respiratory nurses in one of the events that the heir to the throne had hosted at Clarence House, Prince Charles "admitted that he puffed a few cigarettes behind a chicken coop," reports Telegraph online.

Good for him he'd realized too quit sooner than later!

Royal History: Princess Margaret breaks engagement with Captain Townsend

Princess Margaret. Image: Telegraph online

Oct. 31, 1955 London--After weeks of speculations, Princess Margaret announced today that she would not be marrying Group Captain Peter Townsend. The couple have been under virtual seige recently, with press reports monitoring their every move and recording the precise amount of time they spend together. Disappointing though the news is for romantics, the decision may at least bring some relief to Townsend and the princess. The former has admitted: "We both feel mute and numbed at the centre of this maelstrom."

The affair had focused international attention to the royal famil and awakened uncomfortable memories of the 1936 abdication crisis of the then King Edward VIII and Mrs. Simpson.
Townsend was a distinguished fighter pilot, but hr id also a divorcee with two children. Margaret, aged 25, could him at the cost of forfeiting her official income and her rights to succession but, like her unclde, she has suffered bitter recriminations from both the Church and Parliament.

It had been hoped by the royal family that the affair would fizzle out during Townsend's recent two-year posting to Brussels but, in the end, the princess was forced to choose between duty and personal happiness.