Prince William and Kate Middleton are unlikely to make an appearance at this year’s Olympics despite its close proximity to the UK, but Princess Anne and Duchess Sophie have already witnessed a few history-making moments.

Kensington Palace may be smaller than nearby Buckingham Palace, but its history is far richer and much more scandalous.

On Sunday, the duchess and Prince Harry announced the Parents’ Network, an Archewell Foundation peer-support program for parents whose children have faced harms on social media and the internet.

The Parents’ Network, a new initiative from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, is intended to assist families of children lost due to social media harm.

The duke is reportedly keeping his children's lives private because he “is determined to ensure that history doesn’t repeat itself.”

After best-laid plans gave way to her difficult cancer diagnosis, the Princess of Wales has reemerged to a whole new public admiration.

“Every parent needs to be a first responder,” Prince Harry said, ahead of a visit to Colombia to raise awareness about the issue.

The monarch is reportedly no longer speaking to his younger son over Harry’s ongoing battle to secure enhanced security when he visits the UK.

Camilla Parker Bowles’s life—from her scandalous relationship with Charles to becoming queen—has long intrigued the public.

“These were just little kids at a dance class," she wrote. U.K. royals Prince William and Kate Middleton have also shared their sympathies.

The duchess was photographed alongside Diane Sawyer, Bobbi Brown, and longtime friend Misha Nonoo, at the G9 Ventures Summer Summit.

On this week’s episode of DYNASTY: The Royal Family’s Most Challenging Year, the hosts explore how the king’s decades of planning for his reign were derailed in a few short weeks, and how his wife helped him through crisis.

On a new episode of DYNASTY, Vanity Fair’s hosts take a close look at how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are coping with some tumultuous years, figuring themselves out, and laying the groundwork for a big future.

In a recent interview about his ongoing legal battles against a handful of British tabloids, the prince said the danger is that it only takes “one person who reads this stuff to act on what they have read.”

The royal recounted his decision to take on the UK tabloids in Tabloids on Trial, a new documentary airing Thursday.

The head of the Duchy of Cornwall is a cushy gig if you can get it.

Princess/Bride, get it? Kimberly Williams-Paisley, the wife of country star Brad Paisley, stepped out with Markle in Montecito.

The steed, part of the Royal Guard, said “nay.”

According to newly released files, the longtime FBI director was on the receiving end of a rumor that Queen Elizabeth’s husband was connected to Christine Keeler, the woman at the center of the 1963 scandal.

Like father, like son.