Royal couple Prince William and Kate Middleton beginning a fresh chapter in their lives following the distressing cancer ordeal
In a recent development, Hunter Biden has suggested that undisclosed documents related to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein could potentially implicate former President Donald Trump.
Meanwhile, King Carlos has extended an invitation to all the Spanish Royals, including Prince Andrés and his ex-wife Fergie, to vacation at Balmoral.
The royal family in the UK is also making some changes. Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, have decided to move to Forest Lodge, an eight-bedroom house in Windsor Castle, previously known as "Holly Grove". The renovations at Forest Lodge are financed by the Duchy of Cornwall, a wealthy estate associated with the British royal family. William, Kate, and their children plan to move to Forest Lodge by the end of this year. The move is said to be a fresh start for the family, particularly after Kate's cancer diagnosis.
The simpler lifestyle and increased privacy offered by Forest Lodge contrasts with their previous residence in London. The Waleses see Forest Lodge as their permanent home and plan to live there when they become king and queen. Interestingly, William and Catherine will not have resident domestic staff in Forest Lodge.
Elsewhere, a new book about Prince Andrew has been edited to remove the claim that Jeffrey Epstein introduced Donald Trump to his wife Melania. The book, titled "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York," was edited to remove this passage, following Trump's insistence that Epstein had no involvement with Melania or her introduction.
Michael Wolff, a journalist who had access to the White House during Trump's first term, has claimed that Melania Trump was "very involved" in Epstein's circle. However, Trump has claimed that he encouraged his wife to sue over accusations of Epstein's involvement in their introduction.
In a related book, "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York," author Andrew Lownie describes Epstein as someone who exploited Prince Andrew for respectability, access, and business opportunities. The passage about Prince Andrew in Lownie's book refers to him as an "easy target" for Epstein. This passage will be removed from future print editions and e-books.
These are the latest updates on these intriguing stories, offering a glimpse into the personal and professional lives of some of the world's most prominent figures. Stay tuned for more updates as these stories continue to unfold.
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