Yeah! he has a swollen face and swollen hands and fingers
but then I remember that he suffered fro sausage fingers back in 2012 when he visited Australia
With Granny
The Duke of Sussex will be attending the Salute to Freedom gala in New York on November 10. Despite serving two tours in Afghanistan, he was stripped of his honorary titles.
I wonder what is going on looking at Williams face?
![The Earl and Countess of Wessex are proud parents to Lady Louise Windsor, born in 2003 and James, Viscount Severn, born in 2007 making them the Queen and Prince Philip's youngest grandchildren.]({"default":{"load":"default","w":"27","h":"23","src":"//img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AAQqFAx.img?h=226&w=270&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=f&x=303&y=145"}})
As a mother of four and grandmother of eight, the Queen is very much the matriarch of the British royal family.
However, her youngest son Prince Edward and wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex usually keep themselves and their two children out of the spotlight.
The Earl and Countess of Wessex are proud parents to Lady Louise Windsor, born in 2003 and James, Viscount Severn, born in 2007 making them the Queen and Prince Philip's youngest grandchildren.
Though the family of four reside at Bagshot Park, a 17th-century estate near Windsor and have been taking on more royal duties since Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex stepped back, they're not exactly high-profile.
Neither Louise nor James have royal titles bestowed on them, a decision the Queen approved, and both live generally normal lives. In fact, Lady Louise wasn't even aware that her grandmother was the most famous woman in Britain for years.
"Well, for Louise, actually, it was much more of a shock to the system," Sophie told the BBC in 2016.
"It was only when she was coming home from school and saying, 'Mummy, people keep on telling me that grandma is the queen.' And I asked her, 'Yes, how does that make you feel?' And she said, 'I don't understand.'"
WATCH BELOW: Lady Louise had no idea her granny is the Queen. Post continues after video...
Now Lady Louise is turning 18 and has a big decision to make; will she adopt a formal HRH title and take on more royal duties, or continue her low-key life out of the spotlight?
Either way, we're certain her parents will stand by her, no matter what choice she makes.
In honour of the royal family's more private members, we thought we'd take a look at their best family snaps over the years.
Princess Charlene, 43, of Monaco enjoyed a 'reunion filled with joy and emotion' after finally arriving back in the principality following 10 months living alone in South Africa away from her husband Prince Albert and their two children (pictured, left). Among a series of snaps shared to Instagram, the mother-of-two can be seen posing for a family photograph as she places her hand around her husband Prince Albert's neck, while firmly holding their six-year-old twins Jacques and Gabriella in front of her. In a second photograph, Charlene, who was presumably on the school run with her husband, waves to the cameras as Prince Albert holds onto the hands of their twins. However, there seemed to be a new addition to the family in the form of a light brown Vizsla, who she could be seen holding on a lead (centre). Meanwhile, a third snap shows her exiting a car as she puts a warm arm around her son, Jacques. Earlier today, the royal enjoyed a short walk before being whisked away to Monaco via a royal helicopter (inset). She has been in her native South Africa for much of this year after contracting a 'serious sinus infection' which made her unable to travel and forced her to miss key events including her 10-year wedding anniversary and her children's first day of school. But Albert, 63, insisted in October that his wife would return home before Monaco's National Day on November 19, adding 'she's in good form and much better spirits.'
NEW Thomas Markle texted his daughter to say how excited he was to walk her down the aisle, the court heard, yet her friends told a magazine he had given her the 'cold shoulder' before the wedding.
Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson during their 1936 Adriatic cruise in the yacht Nahlin. That holiday was the backdrop to the Mrs Simpson affair
Norway's royals and Dutch royals.
The Dutch royal, 50, and her husband King Willem-Alexander, 54, beamed as they arrived at the event for cellist Harriet Krijgh at Munchmuseum in Oslo on the second day of their tour of Norway (left). The monarch opted for a stunning pale blue gown which featured cut-out gold detailing, revealing a nude coloured slip dress underneath (right and inset)
Daring to bare! Queen Maxima of the Netherlands wows in baby blue cut-out gown | Daily Mail Online
The Duchess had an emotional reunion with Steven Frank and his two granddaughters Maggie, 15, and Trixie 13, who she photographed holding a pan his mother used when he was a boy
Kate Middleton opens two new galleries at the Imperial War Museum in London | Daily Mail Online
Prince Charles appeared in high spirits as he hosted an evening reception for winners of Queen's Awards For Enterprise at Windsor Castle tonight
The royal was also joined by Countess Sophie Wessex and his sister Princess Anne at the engagement this evening
Had to look twice to realize this was Charles he seems to have changed?