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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/newjerseylocalne/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Look at Beatrice and Sophie Windsor! They both have the same fashion sense! Ladies of the Royal Family attended the St Paul’s Cathedral thanksgiving service for Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee on Friday wearing the same attire, but in various hues. The Ahana dress from Beulah, a brand commonly worn by royals including Kate Middleton, received royal approval.<\/p>\n
For the Wimbledon tennis tournament last year, Kate donned a short-sleeved version of the same dress in blush pink. Beatrice, 33, opted for the dusty blue version of the belted long-sleeved dress and paired it with a silk bow hat by Juliette Botterill, the daughter of the Queen’s cousins Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. It costs $974 to get this wool crepe dress with pearl button accents.<\/p>\n
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British consort of Prince Edward, the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth<\/a> II and Duke of Edinburgh, Sophie Helen Rhys-Jones (born 1965 in Oxford, England), is an English aristocrat. She was raised by her father, who owned an import-export business that sold tires to Hungary, and her mother, a part-time secretary.<\/p>\n Prior to working for Capital Radio in London, she worked as a bartender and as a concierge at a ski resort in Switzerland after graduating from West Kent College, an all-girls elite school. She fell romantically linked with an Australian ski instructor when she was in Australia and decided to move there with him. Afterward, Rhys-Jones moved back to London and began working for Maclaurin Communication and Media, a public relations firm.<\/p>\n Read More: <\/strong>Why Did Prince William and Kate Middleton Break Up, Although They Are Still Together?<\/a><\/p>\n She founded R-J H, a public relations firm, in 1996 with business partner Murray Harkin.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n It was evident from her engagement announcement that she was planning to continue her career following her marriage to Prince Edward. On June 19, 1999, Rhys-Jones became the wife of Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh. There were almost 200 million people watching the wedding on television, even though the bride and groom said it was a small, private gathering of their closest friends and family.<\/p>\n The queen gave Edward the titles Earl of Wessex and Viscount Severn on his wedding day (the senior title represented a geographic reference that could be found only in history books, for Wessex had ceased to be a formal region of England many centuries earlier). With a reputation for being down-to-earth and self-assured, the new countess, who went by Sophie Wessex in her professional life, was seen as a potential savior for the royal family’s image following the 1997 death of Prince Charles’<\/a>s first wife, Princess Diana of Wales.<\/p>\n When a reporter posing as a client secretly taped Sophie making disparaging remarks about numerous politicians in 2001, she immediately cut back on her PR business. Following her departure from her law company, she concentrated on her obligations as a princess. A daughter named Louise was born in 2003, followed by a son named James in 2007.<\/p>\nPublic Relations Firm.<\/h2>\n
The Earl of Wessex, Prince Edward.<\/h2>\n