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Queen Elizabeth Would "Puncture the Balloons" of CourtiersAuthor Robert Hardman wrote that the late Queen would "metaphorically roll her eyes" at certain aspects of royal life.
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Queen Elizabeth Made History By “Normalizing” One Aspect of Royal LifeThe late Queen's reign marked a turning point for the Royal Family.
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Princess Kate Puts a Modern Twist on an Iconic Queen Elizabeth II Fashion MomentThe Princess of Wales channeled her late grandmother-in-law's style to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's 100th birthday.
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Exclusive: Royal Biographer Robert Hardman Reveals the “Sharp” and “Authentic” Side of Queen Elizabeth the Public Rarely Saw“The older she got, the sort of stronger she got,” the author tells 'Marie Claire.'
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Two Royal Siblings Fought "Like Cats and Dogs" as Children"For all their squabbles they got along reasonably well."
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"Royal Pecking Order Didn't Sit Comfortably" With One RoyalThey "enjoyed basking in the glow of being the spare," according to royal expert Ingrid Seward.
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One Thing "Would Have Broken" Queen Elizabeth's HeartThe royal author described it as "such a no-win situation."
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Two of Queen Elizabeth's Children Don't Drink Alcohol at AllAuthor Robert Hardman shares that a surprising member of the Royal Family does not drink alcohol.
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Queen Elizabeth Revealed She Stopped Watching One Game Show Because of a Corgi-Related Problem, Says Royal AuthorBiographer Gyles Brandreth says the late Queen told him the very matter-of-fact reason she quit tuning into one of her favorite programs.
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Prince Philip Threatened to Leave Queen Elizabeth "Stranded""They were driven by Prince Philip at such incredible speed. It was terrifying."
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Queen Elizabeth's Hatmaker Shares Her Favorite Designs and Behind-the-Scenes StoriesStella McLaren opens her memory box for 'Marie Claire,' sharing the unlikely inspiration behind some of the late Queen's incredible hats.
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Queen Elizabeth's Death Created a "Vast Chasm""Patriotism has declined, everyone is complaining."
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King Charles Commissions Authorized Queen Elizabeth BookThe author "will be given access to the late Queen's extensive personal and official papers."
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A Prime Minister's Baby Almost Broke Queen Elizabeth's Brooch"There was a time and a place for children," David Cameron recalled.
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Former Royal Chef Says If He Added One Item to the Royal Menu King Charles Would Put “Thick Black Marker” Through ItDarren McGrady says he wouldn't have "dared" to suggest certain meals during his time at the palace.
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Queen Elizabeth’s Dressmaker Reveals How Her “Bolder, Outrageous” Makeover Was “Jackie O” Inspired“Frankly, they’re two of the most elegant headscarf evangelists to ever live,” says author Caroline Halleman.
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Queen Elizabeth Used This "Silent Signal of Displeasure"Royal author Robert Hardman revealed the trick in his new biography of the late Queen.
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Royal Sources Reveal Prince Philip's "Awkward Habit""I think The Queen did find it disconcerting."
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Ex-Prince Andrew's New Home Planning Queen Elizabeth CelebrationThe late Queen would have turned 100 on April 21.
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Queen Elizabeth "Couldn't Understand" One Thing About Diana"Prince Philip made a concerted effort to help Diana adjust to life as a princess."
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Prince George's Relationship With King Charles Will ChangeGeorge, 12, will follow in his father's footsteps once he becomes a teenager.
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Queen Elizabeth Was Compared to a "Footballer's Wife"The Royal Family called Peter's decision a "serious error of judgement."
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Queen Elizabeth "Expressed Real Views" on Brexit to Obama"It was the subject of endless speculation during her reign and after her death."
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Why Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip "Scarcely Held Hands""He just gave me a hell of a look."
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The Royal Family Will Mark Queen Elizabeth's 100th Birthday With a Special Palace Party Including a Surprising VIP Guest ListThe celebrations will include cake, cards and some touching attendees.
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Queen Elizabeth’s “Tricky Act” Ended Up Being Her “Greatest Accomplishment”“She was the first monarch ever who had to, as it were, manage decline,” said author Robert Hardman.
