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Prince Edward

Prince Edward is Queen Elizabeth II’s third son and youngest child. He is married to Sophie, Countess of Wessex and since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s departure from the Royal Family the couple have taken on more official duties. They have two children – Lady Louise Windsor and James Viscount Severn.

BLING RING

Inside Sophie Wessex's 'struggles' with £105k two-carat diamond engagement ring

PRINCE Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh are celebrating a very special milestone today - their 25th wedding anniversary. King Charles III’s youngest brother popped the question before their 1999 wedding with a £105,000 two-carat oval diamond engagement ring, which will come with 'struggles.'

FRAME OF THRONES

Amazing never before seen royal pics revealed - and one of adorable prince

HEIR THIS

Pal who shops for Kate's jeans & has been a 'tower of strength' during her cancer

FIT FOR ROYALTY

Prince Edward was once given a 18ct gold gift worth £3.6k from Sophie

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STEPPING ASIDE

Why Prince Edward 'WON'T battle Andrew' to be face of royal 'B team'

KING'S GIFT

Prince Edward given new role by King as new pics released to mark 60th birthday

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DARLING DUCH

Inside life of down-to-earth Sophie Wessex as she celebrates 59th birthday

WESS SIDE STORY

All about Prince Edward's wife Sophie Wessex - background, titles and kids

A ROYAL VISIT

Inside Prince Edward's mansion where he lives with wife Sophie Wessex

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NO HEIRS & GRACES

Inside life of most down-to-earth royal…second-hand car to refusing title

YOUNGEST BORN

All about Prince Edward's net worth and what he does for a living

ROYAL RETREAT

A look at where the Duke of Edinburgh lives

DUKE OF ED-INBURGH

King Charles announces new Duke of Edinburgh - and other royal titles

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SILENCE REIGNS

Charles and William still haven't spoken to Harry since he publicised book

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STAND FIRM

Harry won't be welcome at Coronation as royals fear 'ending up in paperback'