Prince Harry has taken an unexpected trip with his friends to play polo, while his spouse Meghan has shared her thoughts on the getaway. Harry was seen showcasing his polo skills in a competitive match in snowy Aspen, Colorado, alongside his close friend Nacho Figueras. The Duke of Sussex, dressed in a blue pullover, a black helmet, white trousers, and black sunglasses, participated in the World Snow Polo Championships in the renowned mountain town.
Appearing to be a guys’ trip for Harry, Meghan stayed back in Montecito with their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. However, she seemed impressed by the images from the match and shared a photo of Harry riding his horse with the caption “Oh, hello there.”
In other news, King Charles marked the opening of the new Guinness brewery in London by pouring a perfect pint to the delight of the audience. The King, at the new Guinness Storehouse, poured the pint as onlookers applauded his effort. He sported a Guinness mustache after sipping the Irish dry stout and wished everyone a joyful Christmas at Covent Garden’s new Guinness Open Gate Brewery.
James, Earl of Wessex, the son of Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, turned 18 and made a significant decision regarding his royal status. Upon reaching 18, James has the option to adopt the royal titles of His Royal Highness (HRH) and Prince, a choice that he seems inclined to take after his mother, differing from his cousins’ decisions.
Additionally, the Prince and Princess of Wales unveiled a new family photo on their 2025 Christmas card. The never-before-seen image features Prince William and Kate with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis in a relaxed setting amid spring daffodils. The heartwarming post extends warm Christmas wishes to all and was captured by photographer Josh Shinner in Norfolk in April.
During the House of Windsor’s major Christmas event in London, the Royal Family exuded happiness, except for the absence of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. The former prince was not present at the festive gathering and was spotted horse riding in the rain, appearing solemn and dejected according to body language expert Judi James.
The King also met with train guard Samir Zitouni, hailed a hero for his actions during the Huntingdon attack, at Buckingham Palace. Charles commended Zitouni’s bravery in protecting passengers during a stabbing incident on the Doncaster to London train service. Additionally, the Invictus Games Foundation announced a shortlist of cities vying to host the games in 2029, with Prince Harry’s initiative aiming to expand its reach globally.