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Following the death of the Queen on Thursday and as King Charles III accedes the throne, Kate Middleton is set to become Princess of Wales, a title not held since the death of Princess Diana in 1997. Kate Middleton remained in Windsor on Thursday as Prince William, the new Prince of Wales, travelled to Balmoral after a statement from Buckingham Palace announced the Queen was 'under medical supervision'. Her Majesty passed away on Thursday afternoon at the age of 96.

Members of the royal family have seen a title change following the Queen's death yesterday at Balmoral, including Prince William and Kate Middleton. Britain is today mourning the death of its beloved Monarch, the Queen. After a remarkable 70 years on the throne, the country's longest-reigning royal yesterday died 'peacefully', aged 96, at Balmoral in Scotland.

Hillary, 74, visited Andy's Watch What Happens Live on Thursday with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, 42, to discuss their new Apple TV+ docuseries, Gutsy. During the interview, host Andy dropped a bombshell - he once had a fling with one of the men assigned to protect Hillary when she served as First Lady. The former Senator appeared astonished, opening her mouth wide with shock, before admitting that it was a little too much information for her liking. Andy insisted that the agent 'had wonderful things to say about the entire family,' but didn't share any further details. Andy's shocking secret comes just days after Hillary shared one of her own - that she and husband Bill Clinton once accidentally left their daughter at the Kremlin. She reminisced about the 'traumatic' time they mistakenly headed to the airport without their daughter years earlier, while visiting the Tonight Show on Tuesday.

Emily Zgoda, from San Diego, California, said she wasn't having any luck on Hinge, Tinder, or Bumble, so she decided to make physical copies of her profile. She printed out some photos of herself, and wrote fun facts about herself on the back of them - including things like her favorite hobbies and her special skills. She then headed to local fast food joints, restaurants, supermarkets, and stores and gave one to any potential suitors that she thought was cute. She documented the whole thing and shared it to her TikTok account - which quickly went viral, earning her more than one million likes across her videos. While one man ended up texting her and asking her to hangout, he ultimately canceled. Other guys have reached out, however, she has yet to secure a date.

The Queen's sense of duty never for a moment wavered - but that doesn't mean our late monarch, who died on Thursday at the age of 96, didn't have immaculate comic timing. In 2012, she participated in a sketch with then Bond actor Daniel Craig, which saw her gamely being 'parachuted' into the Olympic stadium for the opening ceremony. And just a few months ago, she melted hearts once more, by sharing tea with Paddington Bear, in a moment that became a highlight of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. (Pictured clockwise from top left: Paddington and the Queen share a cuppa at the Palace, cheering on a horse back in 1978, teaming up with Daniel Craig for the 2012 skit, and enjoying a joke while cutting a cake with Camilla, Queen Consort and Kate Middleton)

The former Prince of Wales has chosen his official name following the death of the Queen yesterday. Here FEMAIL reveals the fate of the first two King Charles. Charles I, who became the nation's king at the tender age of 24 following the death of his brother Henry, was put on trial for treason by MPs, including the Parliamentarian general Oliver Cromwell, after they claimed he had committed 'wicked' abuses of power' (left). Meanwhile King Charles II, who was King of Scotland from 1649 until 1651, and King of England, Scotland and Ireland from the 1660 Restoration of the monarchy until his death in 1685, was so notorious he was known as the 'Merry Monarch' (center).

American author and former Cosmopolitan editor Knoll, 39, who hails from Pennsylvania, released her first novel, Luckiest Girl Alive, in May 2015. The book, which spent four months on the New York Times Best Seller list, was about a young woman and sexual assault victim named Ani. At first, Knoll said she drew from stories she had heard from others while writing Ani's tale, but she later revealed she was the victim of a horrifying gang rape. Knoll explained in a 2016 essay that she once got drunk at a party and awoke to three different guys sexually assaulting her - when she was just 15 years old. The writer said she kept it a secret years, but decided to share her story with the world in an attempt to finally heal, and to help other victims to feel less alone. Knoll is executive producing and wrote the screenplay for the upcoming Netflix adaptation, which is set to premiere on September 30.

Wintour, 73, the global editorial director of Vogue sat down with the magazine to answer another set of 73 question eight years later. The fashion editor revealed everything from family, future and even gave a nod as to who'd play her in a musical about her life. Wintour revealed she'd want Meryl Streep to portray her, as the Oscar-winning actress has already played the powerful editor in the film The Devil Wears Prada. She also fielded questions about fashion, her grandchildren - who she says call her 'Anna' - and new experiences. Wintour closed out the interview by admitting she misses the fashion world a decade ago because it had a 'degree of calm'.

Former supermodel Dickinson, 67, served as a judge on the Tyra Banks-hosted reality show for its first four seasons. She recently came under fire after some resurfaced clips of her bashing the contestants in the series went viral. In one of them, she called a model 'fat' and 'huge' - even though the woman was a size six - and it left many people on the web unhappy. However, the TV personality has now explained that she wasn't her true self on the show, claiming that she was actually just 'acting.' She responded to a fan who asked her if she had any 'regrets' about the things she 'said and did' during the show, stating, 'Uh no, it was acting and that's that.' She previously defended herself to RadarOnline, insisting that she was trying to 'save the girls from going out there and being told they're not good enough.'

Ella Halikas, 24, from Los Angeles, California, has gone viral for recreating Kardashian, 41, and Fox's, 32, most daring looks. The curvy model took to Instagram to share her take on the provocative photos, explaining that her recreation was all about body inclusivity. In an Instagram post, the Sports Illustrated model shared several side-by-side photos of herself posing like Kardashian from her recent SKIMS swimsuit shoot. She also recreated Fox's most iconic and raunchy looks and sported a matching lingerie set and micro mini skirt.

Holly Jane, 39, from California, has revealed she's being forced to choose between a life as an OnlyFans model and being apart of her Mormon church. The single mom-of-three, who makes $37,000 a month from her sultry snaps, is being frozen out of her community after allegedly being 'outed' by a churchgoer. She is claiming that she has been told to choose between her two lifestyles and added she 'isn't surprised' someone outed her. Holly has been part of the religious group for years, which has strict rules such as no alcohol, tobacco, or sex outside of marriage. She started her OnlyFans account last year, quitting her more-traditional job as a recruiter - juggling her sexy content creation with being a mom.