King Charles III News & Latest Updates

The king and Prince William congratulated the nation's soccer team on their recent win with a personal callout to one player—and a plea for an early victory.

This summer, historic London barber shop Truefitt & Hill launched a new cologne and shaving cream that capture the citrus and cedar notes at the king’s private home, with the proceeds going to the King’s Foundation.

The royal is zipping around Windsor Castle like a spring break-ing teen.

Following the UK’s general election on Thursday, the monarch carried out his constitutional duty by welcoming the Labour Party’s leader to his Buckingham Palace sitting room.

While King Charles gave a speech remarking on his grandchildren’s love for Pokémon, the queen, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and Empress Masako all stepped out in sparkling headpieces.

Sir Tim Laurence visited his wife at Southmead Hospital in Bristol following her minor head injury on Sunday.

Trooping the Colour brought a hugely welcome appearance, but does the royal family need a deeper bench?

VF’s editor in chief reflects on the Windsors’ challenges, and shares her insights on that Taylor Swift class at Harvard.

And Queen Camilla’s family joined for one of the King’s favorite events.

“She has been feeling much better recently,” a family source tells Vanity Fair.

The Princess of Wales attended the annual celebration of the sovereign’s birthday on Saturday.

The Princess of Wales, who has been undergoing treatment for cancer, is expected to make an appearance during Saturday's celebrations.

The tradition, which dates back to the 17th century, involves 1,400 soldiers, 400 musicians and 200 horses.

The archive of her teasing comments about her husband is growing rapidly.

The former soccer player is an OBE, but hasn't received the U.K.'s highest honor.

The monarch has a lightened work schedule while he receives cancer treatment.

It had been rumored that William might bring Prince George as his plus-one, however, he attended what’s been dubbed “the society wedding of the decade” alone.

Charles, who is undergoing cancer treatment, attended a service at the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer earlier in the day where he paid tribute to the “remarkable wartime generation.”

“It would have been terribly awkward if [Prince Harry] had said yes because of the situation with William,” a source tells Vanity Fair.

King Charles, Queen Camilla and Prince William will attend several engagements on Wednesday and Thursday to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.