King Charles has officially cut off his brother Prince Andrew’s estimated $1.3 million a year allowance, according to a biography of the new king. In an updated version of his book ...

Reports emerged in September Charles was “losing patience” over Andrew staying put at his residence, which requires costly upkeep, and was urging him to find a smaller alternative. Frogmore ...

There’s a key reason that King Charles has been hesitant to respond to Prince Harry’s attempts to reach out, it’s been claimed. Royal biographer Robert Hardman reports that the monarch ...

"We shall take away with us very special memories of our time here." On the final day of their royal tour of Australia and Samoa, King Charles and Queen Camilla attended a traditional Ava ceremony ...

King Charles III will continue to go on regular trips abroad amid his ongoing cancer battle. “We’re now working on a pretty normal-looking full overseas tour program for next year, which is a ...

On Saturday, King Charles III and Queen Camilla concluded their weeklong tour of Australia and Samoa with a visit to the village of Siumu, where Charles received a brand-new title. According to ...

King Charles’s trip to Australia and Samoa with Queen Camilla was much-anticipated as his first major tour since his cancer diagnosis. It was also constitutionally significant as his first visit ...

King Charles will embrace regular overseas trips next year as he adapts to living with cancer, a spokesperson for His Majesty said on Saturday. Charles will travel abroad during the spring and ...

Next year, King Charles will take regular overseas trips as he adapts to living with cancer. During the spring and autumn of 2025, Charles will fly abroad as long as doctors sanction the travel.

In a poignant moment towards the end of King Charles' Royal tour of Australia and Samoa, which was reduced in scope following advice from physicians, the monarch shared a rare insight into how his ...

King Charles is expected to return to a "normal" schedule of overseas trips next year after his visits to Australia and Samoa proved a "perfect tonic", a Buckingham Palace official has said.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — King Charles III told a summit of Commonwealth countries in Samoa that the past could not be changed as he indirectly acknowledged calls from some of Britain’s former ...