In 'The Windsor Legacy,' author Robert Jobson shares the monarch's surprising reaction to some fans' gestures.

Prince Andrew's biography disappears from the royal family website one week after King Charles III initiated the process to strip his brother's royal titles.

The Sandringham Estate was the private home of the last six British monarchs and is located in one of the U.K.’s least densely populated counties.

King Charles III is injecting some humor into the topic of death. On Wednesday, November 5, the 76-year-old sovereign visited Chatfield Health Care in London, where he met with veterans to discuss PTSD and healthcare after their service,

King Charles III's decision to strip Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, of his royal titles "will not be the last thing the palace need to do" to contain the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, a PR expert has told Newsweek.

The King was photographed at the royal family's Sandringham estate, where Andrew will relocate after losing his longtime royal residence in Windsor

Speaking on behalf of Heart Bingo, Harrold—who worked for King Charles between 2004 and 2011—said, "I remember William and Harry once having a Bonfire Night party. It was so funny because they convinced their father, and the other people that were there, to have a bit of a firework display."