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Did Princess Anne go to boarding school?

Yes, Princess Anne went to boarding school at Benenden School in Kent from 1963 to 1968, a decision she embraced as a chance for independence, learning discipline and a strong work ethic, despite the tradition of educating royals at home. She excelled at the girls' school, becoming Head Girl and earning six GCE O-Levels and two A-Levels before starting royal duties.
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Which royals went to boarding school?

Princes William and Harry both experienced a traditional independent school education, starting off at Wetherby School, a pre-prep in Bayswater within easy reach of Kensington Palace. From there, they moved on to Ludgrove Prep, a boys' boarding school in Wokingham, Berkshire.
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Did Princess Anne's children go to boarding school?

While Princess Anne was unable to attend Gordonstoun like her brothers, she later sent both her children, Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, to the boarding school when it became co-educational. In an interview with The Times in 2018, Zara said: "I loved school, I loved sport and being with my mates all the time.
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Did Princess Eugenie go to boarding school?

She then attended Coworth Park School from 1995 to 2001, and then St George's School, near Windsor Castle until 2003. For the next five years, Eugenie boarded at Marlborough College in Wiltshire.
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Did Zara Tindall go to boarding school?

Princess Anne's two children, Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall, studied at the Scottish boarding school their uncle King Charles said he 'hated', but the two royals had a much better time there than the monarch once did.
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Do William and Kate's kids go to boarding school?

George, Charlotte, and Louis will head to Marlborough College, the boarding school where their mother studied, as they grow up.
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Did Zara Tindall inherit money from the Queen's mother?

While the Queen's grandchildren didn't inherit money directly from their grandmother, it's thought that other precious items, such as items from her jewellery collection, were passed down to the younger generations.
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Why did Margaret not bow to Diana?

Princess Margaret didn't bow to Princess Diana's coffin primarily due to her strong loyalty to the Queen and the Crown, viewing Diana's public challenges to the institution as disrespectful, especially after Diana's "Panorama" interview, leading Margaret to withdraw support and express disapproval, even in death, though she was also older and in declining health, with some suggesting rank and personal dislike played roles.
 
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Did Kate Middleton go to boarding school?

Before she became the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton attended Marlborough College - a co-educational independent day and boarding school in Wiltshire, England. Marlborough College welcomes boys and girls between the ages of 13 and 18.
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Why does Beatrice have bulging eyes?

Princess Beatrice's prominent eyes are primarily due to genetics, a distinctive trait inherited from royal ancestors like Queen Victoria and other Hanoverian descendants, rather than a specific medical condition, though some people with thyroid issues or nearsightedness can have bulging eyes, which she doesn't publicly report having. Her large eyes are a striking family feature, appearing in various relatives and connecting back through centuries of royalty, giving her a unique and memorable look.
 
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Why do Kate and William sleep in separate beds?

Prince William and Kate Middleton may sleep in separate beds due to royal tradition, a preference for personal space, better rest from avoiding snoring/tossing, or practical reasons like separate bedrooms in their home or "his and hers" single beds on the Royal Train; it's a common trend for modern couples seeking privacy and comfort, mirroring older aristocratic habits. 
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Which word did Princess Diana remove from her vows?

Princess Diana famously removed the word "obey" from her wedding vows when marrying Prince Charles in 1981, breaking with centuries-old royal tradition to pledge instead to "love him, comfort him, honor and keep him, in sickness and in health," a choice that set a precedent for future royal brides like Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.
 
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Was there a DNA test done on Prince William?

Yes, Prince William did have a DNA test conducted as part of a genetic research project by BritainsDNA in 2013, which revealed he has a maternal genetic link to India through his great-great-great-great-great grandmother, Eliza Kewark, who lived in Surat in the 1800s. This mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) analysis, using saliva samples from his relatives, traced his female lineage back to an Indian woman, confirming a direct genetic connection to the subcontinent, notes Sky News. 
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What is the royal bedtime rule?

There's no strict "allowed to sleep" time, but tradition dictates that no one in the household sleeps before the monarch (previously Queen Elizabeth II, now King Charles III) retires, with a lady-in-waiting signaling when it's appropriate. Younger royals have normal bedtimes, while adults wait, reflecting etiquette where members mirror the monarch's actions, but adults generally go to bed when they please unless staying at a royal residence with the sovereign.
 
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What is Prince Harry diagnosed with?

Prince Harry was publicly "diagnosed" with Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADD) (now often called ADHD) by Canadian therapist Dr. Gabor Maté during a 2023 interview, who suggested it as a response to trauma, though Harry previously mentioned his personal therapist diagnosed him with PTSD, anxiety, and panic disorders, linking some symptoms to past substance use, while he has also been open about therapy for coping with loss. 
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Do Charles and Camilla sleep in the same bed?

Yes, King Charles and Queen Camilla famously sleep in separate bedrooms, a practice they maintain at Clarence House and their country homes, but they also have a shared bedroom for when they choose to be together, with sources calling this separation a key to their successful, long-standing marriage. This arrangement allows them both personal space and time with friends and family, fitting their independent personalities.
 
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What did Harry say to William as Kate walked down the aisle?

As Kate Middleton walked down the aisle at her wedding to Prince William, Prince Harry, standing next to William, reportedly leaned over and told his brother, "Right, she is here now. Well, she looks beautiful, I can tell you that," according to royal author Marcia Moody. A viral clip shows Harry smiling and turning to share this sweet observation with William as Kate approached, capturing a moment of brotherly affection at the ceremony.
 
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Did Diana go to boarding school?

Lady Diana was educated first at a preparatory school, Riddlesworth Hall at Diss, Norfolk, and then in 1974 went as a boarder to West Heath, near Sevenoaks, Kent.
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Which royal refused to go to Princess Diana's funeral?

The royal who famously chose not to attend Princess Diana's 1997 funeral was Sophie Rhys-Jones (now the Duchess of Edinburgh), who decided against going because her resemblance to Diana might upset the grieving crowds, a decision supported by the Royal Family. While others like Camilla Parker Bowles also weren't there, Sophie's absence was due to this specific, considerate reason.
 
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Why was Princess Diana's coffin lined with lead?

Princess Diana's coffin was lead-lined as a British royal tradition to create an airtight seal, slowing decomposition, preventing odors, and protecting against moisture, especially important because her burial was above ground in a vault, which requires sealed caskets by law and tradition for royal preservation. The heavy lining ensured the body remained preserved, allowing for a lengthy lying in state and preventing contaminants from escaping.
 
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What were the last four words Princess Diana said before she died?

Princess Diana's last words, spoken to French firefighter Xavier Gourmelon at the crash scene in Paris, were reportedly, "My God, what's happened?," said just before she went into cardiac arrest, according to the firefighter's account. She was conscious but confused, and Gourmelon, who didn't recognize her at first, tried to save her life by performing CPR. 
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Did Camilla inherit anything from the Queen?

No, Queen Camilla did not directly inherit significant jewels or assets from Queen Elizabeth II's personal collection; instead, she gained access to the vast Crown collections as Queen Consort and wears items loaned by the monarch (King Charles), while the Queen's personal jewelry was largely willed to Princess Catherine and other family members, according to reports. Camilla wears significant royal pieces, but these belong to the Crown, not her personally. 
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Why is Beatrice a princess but not Zara?

Princess Beatrice is a princess because she's the daughter of a male-line grandchild (Prince Andrew) of the monarch (Queen Elizabeth II), following a 1917 rule; Zara Tindall isn't a princess because her mother, Princess Anne, is a female-line grandchild, and her mother chose not to give Zara and her brother titles to provide them with a more normal upbringing, even though they were technically eligible for courtesy titles, according to this Quora post and this Yahoo article.
 
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Is it true that Beyonce is cousin with Queen Elizabeth?

Yes, it's true that Beyoncé and the late Queen Elizabeth II are distant cousins, specifically 25th cousins, once removed, connected through a shared ancestor, King Henry II, who ruled in the 12th century. This connection highlights a deep, albeit distant, royal lineage for Beyoncé, linking her to British aristocracy through French roots.
 
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