Prince Philip Out and About, Feeling Fine

Caption: The Queen and Prince Philip have been photographed for the first time since the Duke's hospital stay 

THE Duke of Edinburgh was back to good health today as he was pictured at the Bentley Motors Royal Windsor Cup Final with the Queen to support their granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor.

The Duke drove the Queen to the event and waved to crowds when he go out of his Land Rover. The 96-year-old watched his granddaughter who was taking part in the event.

The Duke's son Prince Edward was also at the horse carriage driving event, supporting his daughter. Prince Philip was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital in London on Tuesday evening.

The Queen was wearing a mint dress with an overcoat and a large hat in today's outing. Lady Louise, 13, was driving a red and black carriage in the event.

The Duke of Edinburgh played a role in establishing carriage driving as a sport in Britain. Click link for full post from EXPRESS.

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Pretty in Pink -- Kate's Best Style Yet!!!!

Caption:  Kate Middleton: The Duchess completed her outfit with a Jane Taylor hat The 35-year-old royal arrived to the ceremony this morning wearing a long-sleeved bright pink dress with pleat detailing by Alexander McQueen.

The Duchess of Cambridge's outfit was complete with a Jane Taylor hat in the same shade and a pair of diamond teardrop earrings.

Her hair was swept into a chignon at the nape of her neck and she rimmed her eyes with dark eyeliner.

Hat designer Phillipp Treacy is clearly a favourite of the royal's.Click link for full post from EXPRESS

The Daredevil Prince -- Harry

Caption: Prince Harry has been skydiving with the Army's Red Devils display team

PRINCE Harry has been skydiving with the Army's Red Devils display team, learning how to land with precision - and has been hailed a "natural". Harry joined up with the famous flying Paras and was taught how to drop out of the clouds with the group, which performs across the country.

The prince's exploits came to light when the Prince of Wales celebrated his 40th anniversary as Colonel-in-Chief of the Parachute Regiment by watching a Red Devils display, at a barracks in Colchester with hundreds of the soldiers' families and friends.

As the seven-man team, all serving Paras, trailed red smoke as they hurtled to the ground, their commanding officer Captain Joe Palmer told the crowds that the regiment's Colonel-in-Chief's youngest son had been skydiving and "he's a natural".  Click link for full post from Express.

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