Princess Kate and Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, timing their curtsies perfectly went viral on TikTok. The royal relatives ...

Princess Eugenie greeted Queen Camilla with a sweet curtsy at Royal Ascot's fourth day. See which other royal family members ...

Kate Middleton joined members of the royal family at the Order of the Garter service, curtsying to King Charles and Queen ...

Meghan Markle's mock re-enactment of her first curtsy to Queen Elizabeth II went newly viral on TikTok with comparisons being made to Princess Kate.. Perhaps the most famous moment of the Sussexes ...

And, since Kate is Princess of Wales, Meghan must curtsy to both Kate and Camilla, per Page Six. However, some royal watchers don’t think that will actually happen since Megan no longer has the ...

Meghan Markle smiles during filming of her Netflix cooking show 'With Love, Meghan' while [inset] she has an awkward moment involving a curtsy at the One Young World Summit at the Royal Albert ...

But what is unclear is who Catherine, Princess of Wales, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex have to curtsy for, as they are not of royal blood. In 2011, after Catherine ...

Princess Charlotte, 8, appeared to lose her footing and trip slightly when greeting the newly crowned King and Queen of the UK as they made their way past her at the coronation concert on Sunday.

Finally, a fourth fan referenced the curtsy and another aspect of Princess Diana’s proper royal welcome. “Everyone was smiling and happy to see her; the curtsy was stunning,” they wrote.

It was an Easter to remember for the royal family: Sure, the Prince and Princess of Wales (and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis) were notably absent, but King ...

The only royal who is exempt from key royal rule explained - and it's not Princess Kate There is only one female royal who does not need to curtsy to anyone. By Jasmine Carey , Royal Reporter ...

Megan C. Hills. 12 September 2022. COMMENTS. ... "The Princess Royal’s curtsy to the King of Spain is rather grand, and again technically too low by usual standards ...