At the height of the Great War, with thrones tottering on all sides, King George V, our first great constitutional monarch, ...

The surname is available to all descendants of the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. It combines the Royal Family's ...

She married her German first cousin Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha in 1840. Victoria first grew close to John Brown after she took over the lease to the Balmoral estate in 1848, her beloved ...

Paul Radford of the Somerset and Dorset Society takes a deep dive into the past in search of the Dorset’s oldest surnames ...

Per The Royal Watcher, it first belonged to Princess Louise of Belgium, daughter of King Leopold II and wife of Prince Philip of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Queen Elizabeth previously wore the tiara for the ...

Queen Camilla wore the Belgian Sapphire Tiara and what amounted to over $12 million of Queen Elizabeth's sapphire jewelry for the French state banquet at Windsor Castle on July 8.

Rare sighting of Belgian royal love child stuns The rarely-seen European love child of a famous king has been spotted at a major national event.

According to Maxwell Stone of U.K. jeweler Steven Stone, the tiara was refashioned from a 19th century necklace once owned by Princess Louise of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; its estimated value is $6.7 ...

(Saxe-Coburg-Gotha was the British royal family’s surname until World War One when King George V changed it to ‘Windsor’.) Belgian princess Delphine and her half brother King Philippe.

In October 2020, the Brussels Court of Appeal finally handed down their ruling - she was a princess and could officially be known as Delphine of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.