Royal Reporter Lydia

It's been confirmed that The Prince and Princess of Wales will attend the Gentleman's Singles Finals this evening. It's unconfirmed if they will bring any of their three children, who are all Tennis Fans.

So excited to see Their Royal Highnesses later today ❤️👑

7 hours ago | [YT] | 2,294

Royal Reporter Lydia

Prince William has shared a social media message to the England Team after they reached the Semi Finals ❤️👑

Watch here: https://youtu.be/WjtQl4qsJts?si=fcW9_...

10 hours ago | [YT] | 2,190

Royal Reporter Lydia

The Wales Family - what's your favourite moment from the family so far?

Let me know down in the comments 👇 ❤️👑

Latest news: https://youtu.be/DMpvohmzWCg?si=sJnS6...

21 hours ago | [YT] | 3,733

Royal Reporter Lydia

This headline is exactly why people need to read the actual documents instead of relying on sensationalism, this is why anti religion is on the rise.

Fact: King Charles has not changed his title. He remains Supreme Governor of the Church of England, just as Queen Elizabeth II was.

2021/22 Sovereign Grant Report (Queen Elizabeth II): "The Queen is... Supreme Governor of the Church of England."

2025/26 Sovereign Grant Report (King Charles III): "His Majesty is Supreme Governor of the Church of England and protects the space for faith within the multi-faith nation."

That additional sentence does not replace Christianity, remove the Church of England, or mean the King has "bowed to Islam." It simply recognises the constitutional reality that the UK is home to people of many faiths, while the Sovereign remains Head of the Church of England.

Protecting the freedom of people to practise their religion is not the same as promoting one religion over another. That principle protects Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, people of other faiths, and those with no faith at all.

Headlines like this don't encourage debate—they deliberately misrepresent the facts and risk fuelling hostility towards Muslims by implying that simply acknowledging a multi-faith society is somehow a threat. It isn't.

We can be proud of Britain's Christian heritage and recognise that we live in a diverse society. Those two things are not contradictory.

Before sharing headlines like this, read the Sovereign Grant Report. The facts are there in black and white. King Charles is still Supreme Governor of the Church of England. That hasn't changed. What has changed is the recognition that the Monarch serves everyone in modern Britain, regardless of their faith. That's part of his constitutional role—not a surrender of Christianity.

Can we also stop with the fake narratives?

Churches are closing because attendance has declined-not because Muslims are "taking over." Halal food has been available for years, just like vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. The Royal Family marks Ramadan and Easter, Christmas and other faith celebrations.

As Christians, we should honour our Christian heritage, traditions, our Royal Family and the rule of law. But that doesn't mean we can't also respect people of other faiths who live peacefully alongside us. The vast majority do, just as the vast majority of Christians do. We need to stop extremists and fear mongers from pushing the false narrative that Christianity is dying out or that respecting other religions somehow threatens our own. It doesn't.

All it does is create unnecessary division, mistrust and hatred between communities. We can remain proud of our Christian identity while treating others with dignity and respect 👑

Skip the Carousel

1 2 3 4

22 hours ago | [YT] | 303

Royal Reporter Lydia

Well done to the Ladies 2026 Wimbledon Winner Linda Noskova of the Czech Republic 👏

The Princess of Wales was there to give her the winners award ❤️👑

Skip the Carousel

1 2

1 day ago | [YT] | 3,161

Royal Reporter Lydia

Just a quick note to reassure our amazing community who are focused on our working Royal Family content.

I've seen a few comments suggesting the channel is now going to focus on Harry and Meghan. That's simply not the case.

This channel has always been, and will remain, focused on the working Royal Family. That's where my passion lies as a royal journalist, and that's what I enjoy educating people about.

Very occasionally, I'll cover Harry and Meghan if there's a major royal story or to explain and correct misinformation—for example, why the Duke of Sussex couldn't stay at Buckingham Palace or significant news involving The King or the Prince and Princess of Wales. That doesn't mean I've changed the direction of the channel. It's also a VERY rare occasion because unless it links to a royal story I won't cover it.

If you've followed this page for a while, you'll know that the vast majority of my content is about the working Royal Family, and that isn't changing. Harry and Meghan are no longer working royals, so they won't become a regular feature here. My focus will continue to be the Royal Family carrying out official duties, family stories with the occasional wider family story where it's relevant.

We are not starting to report on Harry and Meghan, as the channel is about the working royals not non working royals. It just means our channel is streamlined hence why it's always only ever been the working royals and not controversial figures because it causes too much drama and divide.

*This is not for hate this is just what my channel focuses on.

Thank you all for your continued support. ❤️👑

1 day ago | [YT] | 362

Royal Reporter Lydia

I was absolutely heartbroken yesterday to hear about the death of Ann Widdecombe.

Whatever your views on her politics, she dedicated much of her life to public service, working tirelessly for her constituents and serving her country. Her career was marked by commitment, determination, and a willingness to stand by her convictions.

She leaves behind a significant legacy and many achievements that will be remembered. My thoughts are with her family, friends, and everyone who knew and admired her. May she rest in peace. 🙏

1 day ago | [YT] | 767

Royal Reporter Lydia

Buckingham Palace has released a collection of historic photographs celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), highlighting the Royal Family's long-standing relationship with London Zoo across generations.

The images were shared ahead of King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit to ZSL London Zoo later today. The engagement marks the King's first official visit to the zoo as Patron of ZSL, a role that has been held by every British monarch since 1828.

The collection features several memorable moments from the Royal Family's visits to the zoo over the decades, including Princess Elizabeth standing alongside penguins in 1939, Prince Philip meeting Toto the elephant in 1963, and The Princess Royal with Mary the giraffe in 2000.

Other photographs show King Charles, then Prince of Wales, touring the tiger enclosure with Prince William in 2013, as well as a 1958 image of the future King and Princess Anne meeting Sir David Attenborough alongside a cockatoo. The retrospective also includes Prince Philip posing in front of Guy the gorilla in 1960, The Duke of Edinburgh meeting giraffes in 2015, and The Duchess of Edinburgh feeding monkeys during a visit in 2022.

The throwback images celebrate two centuries of ZSL while showcasing the enduring bond between the Royal Family and one of Britain's most historic conservation and zoological institutions.

📸 @theroyalfamily // @zsllondonzoo

Skip the Carousel

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

3 days ago | [YT] | 2,554

Royal Reporter Lydia

Some people are saying Queen Camilla carrying a Lady Dior handbag is "tone-deaf" or "disrespectful," so let me make this crystal clear.

Diana, Princess of Wales, undoubtedly made the Lady Dior iconic. That is part of fashion history and always will be. However, Dior is a global luxury fashion house, and the Lady Dior is a commercially available handbag. It is not owned by, or reserved for, one member of the Royal Family.

No matter what you think of either woman, most people would agree that Dior is a fashion brand, not a personal memorial. The Lady Dior remains in production and is carried by women around the world. Someone else wearing it doesn't erase Diana's legacy or diminish the influence she had on fashion.
Appreciating Diana's impact doesn't mean no one else can ever carry the same handbag. By that logic, no royal could wear pearls because they're associated with Queen Elizabeth II, or wear Catherine Walker because Diana famously wore the designer.

Diana's legacy is secure. She helped make the Lady Dior one of the most recognisable handbags in the world, and that history isn't changed because another royal chooses to carry one. Respecting Diana's legacy and recognising that others can wear the same design are not mutually exclusive.

Hyperbole can be entertaining, but suggesting it's somehow inappropriate or disrespectful for Queen Camilla to carry a handbag from a globally recognised fashion house feels like a step too far. It's possible to acknowledge Diana's lasting influence on fashion without implying that certain brands should be off-limits forever.


Latest news: https://youtu.be/xaSVnC999oQ?si=hUBNN...

Skip the Carousel

1 2

4 days ago | [YT] | 1,678

Royal Reporter Lydia

Morning all,

Hope you're all well. There was an error in the latest video: https://youtu.be/TjAJT1qdWk8?si=KP6QL...

I just wanted to address a mistake in my latest video.

Quite a few of you spotted that the text on screen said "You Void for" when it should have said Yr Wyddfa (the mountain also known as Snowdon).

This was entirely my mistake. The text didn't recognise the Welsh saying, but I should have checked it properly before posting. That's on me, and I'm genuinely sorry.

I always want to treat Welsh language, place names, and history with the respect they deserve, so I'm really disappointed that I let this slip through. I'm still learning Welsh myself, and while that explains how the mistake happened ( as it tried to see what I was saying in English) it doesn't excuse me not taking the time to double-check the text which was following what I was saying, before sharing it with all of you.

Thank you to everyone who kindly pointed it out. I genuinely appreciate those who took the time to let me know. It means I can learn from these mistakes and make sure I'm more careful in the future.

I know accuracy matters, especially when it comes to the Welsh language and Journalism about the Royals, and I will be taking extra care to check spellings going forward.

Thank you all for your patience, your understanding, and for helping me continue to learn. I truly have the most amazing community on here!❤️

5 days ago | [YT] | 7,087