Royal family recap: Leonardo DiCaprio's surprise appearance with Prince William in Rio, and more

Despite being 90 years old, The Duke of Kent attended an extra special royal engagement on Monday. The late Queen Elizabeth II's cousin has been the President of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) since 1969 and he marked the 200th anniversary of Appledore Lifeboat Station in person. Photos were shared to the station's Facebook page.

It has been revealed that The Princess of Wales will attend the Armistice Day Service of Remembrance at the National Memorial Arboretum on Tuesday 11 November. Princess Kate will observe the two-minute silence at 11am before laying a wreath in remembrance.

David Beckham is officially Sir David Beckham now as he has received a knighthood from King Charles at Windsor Castle. Pictures from the moment show the football star on bended knee being 'dubbed' with the ceremonial sword. See more photos here, including ones with David's wife Victoria. 

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It has been announced that 100 lithograph copies of King Charles painting of Highgrove House have gone on pre-sale for £3,500 each. The pieces are entitled 'A View from the Wildflower Meadow' and are signed by the King. Now, that would make a pretty special Christmas pressie! Fans will be flocking to the Highgrove Shop website, we're sure. 

Sir David Beckham looked incredibly smarted as he was knighted at Windsor Castle, and did you know who inspired his attire? The King himself! Sir David told the PA news agency: "He was quite impressed with my suit. He's kind of the most elegantly dressed man that I know, so he inspired quite a few of my looks over the years and he definitely inspired this look." He also revealed that his fashion designer wife was behind the bespoke creation. "It was something that my wife made me," he said. "I looked at old pictures of him when he was quite young in morning suits and I was like, 'OK, that's what I want to wear,' so I gave it to my wife and she did it."

The full story, here. 

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On this day in 1987, Princess Diana turned heads in a show-stopping houndstooth jacket. The then-Princess of Wales stunned in the Alistair Blair creation, as she collected a giant bunch of flowers during a walkabout in Munich, Germany.

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Princess Margaret's granddaughter, Margarita Armstrong-Jones, has given a rare interview to The Telegraph. She's come a long way since she was the eight-year-old bridesmaid Prince William and Princess Kate's 2011 Royal Wedding, now she's a jewellery designer. Speaking of her late grandmother, she claimed she was big and bold with her own jewellery choices. Margarita's jewels are price on application and showcased on her Instagram account.

David Beckham has waited years to be awarded a knighthood, and today his dream came true. Watch the special moment below...

Prince William is continuing his engagements in Brazil and it appears he kicked off the second day with one of his most adorable ones yet. The Prince of Wales was seen holding a young baby, named Joaquim Monteiro, as he walked through crowds.

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As William has handed the baby, he joked that he "musn't drop him". The royal also said: "Bless him," before handing Joaquim back to his grandmother, Christina. William also made sure to take selfies with other children, bending down to make sure he was captured in the images.

King Charles' team at Balmoral Castle are drumming up excitement for their upcoming Christmas wreath making class. The sessions are running on 27th and 29th November, and it looks like so much fun! 

As the football legend David Beckham celebrates his big day at Windsor Castle, finally securing his knighthood, we take a look back at all of his best moments with royalty over the years. 

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Farewell royal fans. I'm logging off now, and Matthew Moore will take it from here!

If you need more info about William's outing, our royal editor, Emily Nash, who is joining the Prince for his visit, has the full story. Click here!

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It's not just William who has been out on official business, as his uncle, Prince Edward, was down in Cardiff to meet with young people participating in The Duke of Edinburgh Award. The late Queen's youngest son was seen braving the rain with an umbrella as he headed to the Welsh capital before meeting students at the Pierhead Building.

William might be away from his new home, but he and the Princess of Wales have implemented some new security measures at their abode. Find out all you need to know here...

Prince William followed in his father's footsteps by burying the roots of three small mangroves in a protected area near the Island of Paquetá in Brazil. Wearing chinos and a dark green linen shirt, the heir to the throne took a boat tour through the Guapimirim mangrove conservation area, where he disembarked to plant the saplings.

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is already likely not looking forward to Christmas as shortly after the festive season ends, he'll be forced out of Royal Lodge. But they could be a second issue around the corner for the former Duke of York. Click here to find out more...

It's not just Andrew Mountbatten Windsor who will be looking for a new home come Christmas, as his ex-wife is also being forced out of Royal Lodge. Sarah has an unusual hack for remembering where some of her clothes are when storing them, and if you want to find out more, then click here...

When it comes to her last name, Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway simply uses part of her full first name. According to Norwegian public broadcaster NRK, the 21 year old prefers to introduce herself as "Ingrid" and goes by "Alexandra" if she has to give a last name. NRK spoke with the Norwegian royal, who is currently in her first year of college, in a new interview published on November 2. "I feel free as a student, I definitely feel that I can be myself," she said, translated to English. Read more here.

Leonardo DiCaprio, a famed environmentalist in addition to actor, made a surprise virtual appearance at the United for Wildlife summit in Rio, Brazil, which HELLO!'s royal correspondent Emily Nash is attending.

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Leo recorded a video message, urging leaders meeting in Brazil this month to take the opportunity to act.

He said: "Nature is our most powerful solution. I urge world leaders to unite with courage and ambition because the world depends on it."

During another appearance in Rio, Prince William wore a scarf given to him by Vanda Witoto, a climate activist and indigenous leader from the Witoto people in the Brazilian Amazon. She placed the scarf over his head and said to William it took three hours to make. It symbolized food and health, she told him through a translator.

That's all we have for you today, folks, but come back tomorrow for more of William's Rio trip and more royal content from us at HELLO!

Cheers!