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Prince William Jokes About Tiger King During Big Night In on BBC

Prince William appeared on Comic Relief and BBC's Big Night In last night.William made a joke about Tiger King when host Stephen Fry asked if he'd watched the popular Netflix show.The Cambridges also participated in Clap for Carers to celebrate the National Health Service (NHS).Prince William made a special appearance on The Big Night In last night to support those struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, taking part in a sketch with comedian, author, actor, and host Stephen Fry.

Rachel Burchfield

Rachel Burchfield is a writer, editor, and podcaster whose primary interests are fashion and beauty, society and culture, and, most especially, the British Royal Family. She has contributed to publications like Allure, Bustle, Cosmopolitan, Country Living, Elle, Glamour, Glossy, Harper’s Bazaar, InStyle, Marie Claire, Midwest Living, People, Southern Living, Vanity Fair, Vogue, and W, among others, and is the editor of What Meghan Wore, a site dedicated to the Duchess of Sussex’s fashion, lifestyle, and work.

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Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 21 Slides Jennifer Algoo is the Visuals Director at Harper's BAZAAR.  She is a graduate of the School of Visual Arts and has previously worked at Patrick McMullan Co. as well as completing internships at Martha Stewart Weddings, Vogue and CosmoGirl! Magazine.   Jennifer covers royal, celeb and art content as well as overseeing all visual assets on BAZAAR.com.  When she's not obsessing over the royals you can find her attempting to solve cold cases as an armchair detective, traveling and experimenting with new recipes.

Should you wear a tiara on your wedding day?

Tiaras are often the great dividers of brides. Many assume that they won't wear one, but then end up walking down the aisle wearing a beaming, stately crown, while others end up peeling off the tiniest twinkling headband in the bridal boutique because it simply felt too twee. Tiaras are, however, enjoying a revival. The coronation of King Charles III has brought bejewelled headgear front and centre once more, with a flurry of tiara designs crafted by high jewellery maisons to celebrate the historic event.

Sian Ranscombe

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