Whilst the Karshian-Jenner sisters continue to make daily headlines alongside their mother Kris Jenner, fans may be wondering where their rarely-seen brother, Rob Kardashian, 36, is as he continues to live his life away from the spotlight.
Rob used to regularly appear on the hit reality TV series Keeping Up With The Kardashians, but hasn't yet made an appearance since his family launched their new re-vamped show, The Kardashians, on Hulu last year.
North is Kim and Kanye’s eldest daughter North West, at the tender age of 10, is already showcasing her multifaceted talents and capturing the hearts of fans worldwide.
In her dad, Kanye West, and Ty Dolla $ign's latest collaboration, Talking / Once Again, North not only lends her vocals but also stars in the accompanying music video, shared in an Instagram Reel by Kanye, 46.
The scenes featuring North are a testament to her burgeoning talent and her similarities to her father.
King Charles III has revealed when his son, Prince William, will succeed him as monarch in his first speech as the King of England.
DISCOVER: King Charles III: his statement, his new title, and what comes next
In the speech, the new head of state revealed that he planned to serve for life, meaning that William will only succeed him when he passes away. Usually the monarch serves for life, although there have been a few cases of abdications, most recently with King Edward VIII, who abdicated the throne in order to marry twice-divorced American heiress Wallis Simpson.
The royal family has long had close ties with Scotland, with the King and Queen taking their annual summer break at Balmoral Castle.
You'll often see male members of the Firm, including King Charles, wearing kilts while carrying out engagements in the country.
The British royal family even has its own Balmoral tartan, a grey, black and red design created by Prince Albert in 1857, and can only be worn with permission from the King.
The Queen of Rock 'n' Roll died on 24 May Tina Turner's death on 24 May has affected millions of people all over the world – and that appears to include King Charles also.
Following her passing at the age of 83, Charles seemingly approved a fitting tribute to the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll. On Friday, in the forecourt of one of his London residences, Buckingham Palace, one of Tina's biggest hits, was played in her honour.