Royal Family recap: King Charles, Prince William, and Princess Kate pay tribute to 'extraordinary' Holocaust survivor

Good morning and welcome to another busy day of royal news. So, what's on the agenda? The Duchess of Edinburgh is scheduled to attend The Association of Show and Agricultural Organisations National Conference at the Pavilions, Harrogate, Yorkshire.

It comes ahead of an exciting family celebration as Duchess Sophie's daughter, Lady Louise Windsor turns 22. Sophie shares her daughter with Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, who is King Charles' youngest brother. 

Prince William's trip to Brazil comes to an end today. The Prince of Wales will spend his fifth and final day meeting Indigenous peoples to hear about the role they play in protecting critical ecosystems.

William has been in Brazil this week to stage the Earthshot Prize Awards. On Thursday, the future King delivered a speech at the COP30 World Leaders Summit on behalf of his father, King Charles, and called for action for the sake of the next generation. Read his speech here, as reported by HELLO!'s Royal Editor Emily Nash. 

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On Thursday evening, Prince Harry joined over 500 guests at True Patriot Love Foundation's National Tribute Dinner in Toronto, to honor Canadian Armed Forces members, veterans, and their families while celebrating the foundation's role as main funder of Team Canada and supporter of Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025. 

Harry is in Toronto for two days to meet veterans, members of the armed forces community and military charities to mark the two-week “Remembrancetide” period leading up to Remembrance Sunday.

During the evening, General Rick Hillier, who established True Patriot Love in 2009, was presented with the Patriot Award, while Invictus Games competitor James Gendron, whose story the Duke shared at the 2023 Düsseldorf Games, also featured. 

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The Duchess of Edinburgh and Queen Rania of Jordan are leading the royal style set this November, which has got off to a strong start with outings from royal ladies across the globe. From Princess Charlene of Monaco to Queen Maxima of the Netherlands, check out the best royal fashion photos of the month so far.

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Pippa Middleton has the most fabulous sense of style, which she has proven time and time again, including back in 2017 when she wore a daring dress to day three of Wimbledon.The sister of the Princess of Wales looked amazing in a Self-Portrait look featuring a Peter Pan collar, loose short sleeves, and a tapered waist with an A-line skirt, all made from a subtly see-through fabric. HELLO!'s Lifestyle Writer Katie Daly says it was her version of 2025's viral 'naked' dress, which is crafted from a sheer, nude, or chainmail fabric for a literal take on the phrase 'less is more'. Read more here. 

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David Armstrong-Jones, the second Earl of Snowdon, celebrated his 64th birthday on Monday, and the day marks a new era for the royal, who has found love with his art-expert girlfriend, Isabelle de la Bruyère, five years after his divorce from his wife of 26 years, Serena Stanhope.

Find out more here, including David and Isabelle's under-the-radar romance. 

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Ahead of her 22nd birthday on Saturday, revisit some of Lady Louise Windsor's best wardrobe moments, from her stunning cream gown for the late Queen's Platinum at the Palace to her vibrant silk dress from high-end designer Peter Pilotto, which she borrowed from her mother, the Duchess Sophie. 

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King Charles III's Gloucestershire home, Highgrove, is nothing short of impressive and has an award-winning garden that's a big hit with visitors. But did you know that there's a rather surprising feature in the grounds? 

On Wednesday, the Highgrove team shared a carousel of pictures to showcase the gardens and the first image of the collection included a look at Charles' life-like animal structures, including a small herd of real-sized elephants, made from wood, which have been there since 2020. The majestic elephants were crafted as part of the Elephant Family organisation's campaign as a symbol for the need for more conservation efforts. 

Find out more here. 

Good afternoon and happy Friday, royal readers. I'll be taking over from Nicky and bringing you the updates from the world of royals for the rest of the day as we gear up for the weekend...

Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have been photographed hugging as the sisters stepped out in public together for the first time after their father, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew, was stripped of his titles and ousted from Royal Lodge due to his previous links to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein and allegations that he sexually abused Virginia Giuffre. The photos showed Eugenie and Beatrice chatting intensely in the street as they walked together through London's most exclusive district. At one point in their conversation, they appeared to be consoling one another. Read the whole story.

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Speaking of Princess Beatrice, the King's niece has been granted a new special role by a charity close to her heart. Beatrice has been appointed Deputy Patron of Outward Bound and the announcement was made publicly at an event for the charity's supporters at St James's Palace on Thursday. Putting the dramas of her father's recent title removal aside, Beatrice happily posed for photos and mingled with charity representatives. Find out more about the charity and see photos in our full report.

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We love how the Prince of Wales always makes time for the people he meets on his engagements. Prince William looked happy and relaxed while taking many a selfie with members of the public while walking through Belem in Brazil. The future King has, of course, been in South America for the Earthshot Prize, which went down as a huge success.

King Charles will be turning 77 on 14 November, and he and Queen Camilla are gearing up to celebrate.

To mark the occasion, Their Majesties The King and Queen will visit South Wales for a series of engagements. During the visit, Their Majesties will meet members of the local community at Cyfarthfa Castle, highlighting and celebrating the region’s rich heritage, vibrant arts, and culture.

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On Thursday, 6 November, the Queen Consort attended the 97th annual Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey, organised by the Poppy Factory, for whom the 78-year-old has served as patron for 12 years. 

For the occasion, she brought out a very special brooch that bears a lot of symbolism, not just because of its royal heritage, having once belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth II, but because of Queen Camilla's personal connection to the occasion. Her brooch was in the shape of the badge of the Royal Lancers, with whom her late father, Major Bruce, served in the Second World War. Read more and see photos, here.

The Duchess of Edinburgh has nailed autumnal chic. As identified by royal style blogger @royal.fashion.daily on Instagram, she wore a silky maxi dress in a chocolate colour that features a high, rounded neckline and costs £3,000. Duchess Sophie previously wore the dress in December 2024 for an outing to the Picture Gallery in Buckingham Palace, and has been seen in Armani, known for their timeless luxury Italian tailoring, on other occasions, including a black winter coat for a vigil in September 2022.

That's all from me folks, I'll be handing over to our writer in the US, Rebecca, who will keep you updated on all the royal latest. Over and out...

It's been an incredibly busy royal week, especially for Prince William who has been in Rio all week for the Earthshot Awards.

The Prince of Wales’ first official visit to Brazil wrapped up on November 7 but it came with an impromptu meeting with Indigenous leaders at a botanical garden in the Amazonian city of Belem. The future King heard how they are playing a vital role in protecting the regions ecosystems, a day after urging attendees at the COP30 summit to recognize indigenous people as "global climate leaders." 

Find out more here.

This week also saw Andrew formally lose all of his titles,  but royal biographer Robert Jobson has told HELLO! that Andrew's ex-wife Sarah Ferguson is "not doing great" after the loss of her courtesy title and royal home.

Listen to our podcast here.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have paid tribute to the "extraordinary" Manfred Goldberg, a prominent Holocaust survivor, who has died at the age of 95.

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Manfred was born in Germany in 1930 and arrived in the UK in 1946 after the Second World War as a teenage survivor of Nazi concentration camps. In 2025 he was presented with the Member of the British Empire (MBE) medal by King Charles for his services to Holocaust education.

"We are deeply saddened by the passing of Manfred Goldberg. Having joined him on a visit to Stutthof, we witnessed first-hand his extraordinary strength, grace and dedication to sharing his story. His tireless work to educate young people about the Holocaust will never be forgotten.W & C."

It's not been all bad news for Andrew's family though, as daughter Princess Beatrice has taken on a special new role for a charity close to her heart.

Read our report here.

Queen Letizia of Spain looked effortlessly chic, dressed in a white turtleneck and blue jeans, for her visit to the BioCultura fair in Madrid on November 6. The royal was seen snapping selfies with other attendees at IFEMA Madrid.

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A new picture of Princess Beatrice looking happy has surfaced on social media following the loss of her father's titles. King Charles' niece was photographed smiling in the picture with her friend Holly Branson and other members of the Big Change Charity. See the new snapshot of Princess Beatrice here.