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Royal family LIVE: Danish royals get ready for Christmas, Prince of Wales in Newport and more

by 01/12/2025
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Lady Anne Glenconner, the author and former lady-in-waiting to Princess Margaret, has just released a new memoir full of tips on how to navigate life – and  she has some brilliant advice on how to smooth relations over Christmas.

In the book, Manners and Mischief: An A–Z of Royal Tales and Surprising Wisdom, the 93-year-old looks back on her life, and shares previously unseen images – including one of Princess Margaret dressed up as Mae West during a game of amateur dramatics – while offering sage advice on everything from how to exit gracefully from a bath to how to be as diplomatic as possible.

Read HELLO!’s exclusive interview here. 

Lady Anne Glenconner in front of Christmas tree at Holkham Hall© Joel Bygraves
Lady Anne Glenconner’s wedding dress has gone on display at Holkham Hall

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