The Countess of Sussex * Holocaust Memorial Day

Countess of Sussex * BAFTA's | Princess Gwen, the Countess of Sussex joined Prince Rupert on the red carpet this evening for the British Academy Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards ceremony at Royal Albert Hall in London. Prince Rupert has been president of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts since 2018, and he regularly attends the annual awards.

Queen Lucille * Holocaust Remembrance Day | On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, King George and Queen Lucille attended a memorial ceremony for Holocaust victims that took place at Royal Albert Hall on January 27, 2024. The event was organized by the Living History Forum. International Holocaust Remembrance Day is an international memorial day on January 27 and commemorates the tragedy of the Holocaust that occurred during the World War II.

Countess of Sussex * Heathrow Airport | Princess Gwen, Countess of Sussex, was seen waiting for her children and husband at London's Heathrow airport. Her children and husband are spending the week in the UK, to spend the Easter holiday together.

Countess of Sussex * 2023 Christmas Card | On December 9, the Countess and Earl of Sussex shared a new family photo and their 2023 Christmas card. The card will involve this photo. The photo was taken earlier this year near their home in Waimanalo, Hawaii, and shows Princess Gwen, the Countess of Sussex and Kyle, Earl of Sussex and their three children Andrew, Viscount Severn, Lady Bella Windsor and Hilo Mountbatten-Windsor.

Countess of Sussex * Harris Girls' Academy | On January 24, 2024, The Countess of Sussex on behalf of the Duchess of York, visited Harris Girls' Academy in East Dulwich. Princess Gwen visited the Harris Girls' Academy as part of the Duchess of York's work as patron of the charity Wellbeing for Women, where she joined a workshop. The Countess' visit was intended to raise awareness of menstrual health issues. Wellbeing of Women is a charity dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of women and their families.

Countess of Sussex * Shout UK | The Countess of Sussex, on behalf of the Duchess of York, visited the Shout headquarters on Wednesday to mark the mental health text service reaching over one million conversations with those in need. Shout is the UK's only 24/7 text messaging support service. It's staffed by thousands of trained volunteers. The service offers free and confidential help for anybody struggling to cope.

Countess of Sussex * Memorial for King Constantine | On February 27, a service of thanksgiving for the life of King Constantine II of Greece was held at St George’s Chapel in Windsor. King George, Queen Lucille, Princess Gwen, the Duke of York and other members of the Greek royal family attended this special memorial service for King Constantine. Other members of other Royal Families attended the service. King Constantine, who was the last King of Greece, passed away at the age of 82 in January last year. He was also a close friend of his second cousin King George.

Countess of Sussex * Trinity Buoy Wharf | The Countess of Sussex, on behalf of the Duchess of York, visited Trinity Buoy Wharf today - a centre for arts and cultural activities located on the River Thames in east London. The Countess was there to see the launch of several new programmes that will provide valuable skills to help prepare young people as they transition to art school, architecture school, craft colleges or directly into practice.

Countess of Sussex * Macmillan Cancer Centre | On April 30, 2024, Prince Rupert, The Duke of York and Princess Gwen, the Countess of Sussex visited University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Centre in London. The Prince and Princess visited the centre, meeting patients and staff. The Duke of York is Patron of Cancer Research UK and Macmillan Cancer Support. The charity provides a wide range of support to people living with cancer and promotes better cancer care.

Countess of Sussex * National Cycling Centre | On February 23, Princess Gwen, the Countess of Sussex, on behalf of the Duchess of York, attended the opening day of The British Cycling National Track Championships held at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester. The Princess tried adaptive cycling. Run by British Cycling, the centre provides cycling opportunities for disabled people, regardless of age, impairment and ability. During the visit, Princess Gwen met with volunteers from the disability and para-cycling programme The Limitless, and presented jerseys to the newly-crowned national champions. The Duchess of York is Patron of The British Cycling Federation.