King Charles was pictured in Scotland as he attended a church service ahead of holding a reception at the Palace of ...

The King paid a visit to a new distillery not far from the Castle of Mey, one of his royal residences Janine Henni is a Royals Staff Writer for PEOPLE Digital, covering modern monarchies and the world ...

The King hosted a reception for Scottish businesses at the Palace of Holyroodhouse as the Duke of Sussex appeared on the ...

The National Service of Thanksgiving at St. Giles Cathedral is the crown jewel of the couple's first Royal Week in Scotland King Charles and Queen Camilla are making their way to their coronation ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla are currently visiting Scotland, where they are undertaking the traditional round of annual royal engagements forming the country's official "Royal Week." This yearly ...

King Charles carried out a royal engagement in Scotland this afternoon as his youngest son attended a High Court trial in London. Prince Harry was pictured arriving at court this morning as his legal ...

Prince William stepped out in Scotland with King Charles and Queen Camilla to continue an ancient tradition. On Wednesday, July 3, the Prince of Wales (who is known as the Duke of Rothesay while in ...

All eyes were on the UK in May when King Charles was crowned at Westminster Abbey in a coronation ceremony designed to formalize his position within the British constitution since his accession to the ...

King Charles III and Camilla Parker Bowles experienced unexpected drama during their second coronation in Scotland. Typically known for their composure, the royal couple displayed a rare glimpse of ...

King Charles will host a reception to mark the Scottish Investment Forum, focusing on the success of the country's ...

King Charles‘ second coronation in Edinburgh introduced a significant change to the traditional royal protocol. This grand event, part of the annual Royal Week, highlighted a deviation from the norm ...

You may have thought all the major royal moments of the year were over… but hold your horses because one more is coming up. Scotland will celebrate the accession of King Charles III with its own ...