Royal News Roundup: Kate Middleton Video Gets a Disclaimer, Princess Charlotte & Prince George TikTok Goes Viral & More

Here’s all the royal news you need to know for April 2, 2024.

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Princess Diana’s younger brother, Charles Spencer, shared an extremely rare video featuring his youngest daughter, Charlotte Diana. The clip showed Charlotte hunting for Easter eggs via horseback.
Following Kate Middleton 's Photoshop controversy, Getty Images added an editor’s note to the duchess’s cancer announcement video. It read, “This handout clip was provided by a third-party organisation and may not adhere to Getty Images’ editorial policy.” However, before royal fans get too mad, Getty noted that this disclaimer is standard practice for a third-party such as Kensington Palace.

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The Swedish royal family celebrated Prince Julian's third birthday by sharing a heartwarming photo on social media. The pic featured the young royal posing with his birthday cake.

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Lady Amelia Spencer (aka Princess Diana's niece) posted a photo on her Instagram Story to document her vacation with her husband, Greg Mallett. The caption read, “The happiest few days.”
Japan’s royal family has finally joined Instagram. The account, @kunaicho_jp, already has 575,000 (and counting) followers.

A new video of Princess Charlotte and Prince George has gone viral on TikTok. The clip featured the royal kids obeying protocol by bowing their heads during the king’s coronation procession.
Princess Madeleine of Sweden shared a photo on Instagram featuring herself and her two daughters, Princess Leonore, 10, and Princess Adrienne, 6. Her husband, Christopher O'Neill, and her 8-year-old son, Prince Nicolas, were noticeably missing from the pic.

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