Queen Camilla shares first photo of her 'mischievous' new dog
Show Caption
Hide Caption
Queen Camilla misses Qatar visit; Kate Middleton steps in
Queen Camilla is unable to attend the welcome ceremony for the Emir of Qatar's state visit to the UK, leaving the King to host alongside the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton.
unbranded - Entertainment
Meet the new royal doggy.
Queen Camilla, 77, posed with her new rescue dog Moley in a photo shared on May 18 by the British royal family. "Meet mischievous Moley," read the caption of the picture shared on the royal family's official Instagram account, which described Moley as the queen's "new much-loved canine companion."
Camilla adopted Moley from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, the nonprofit of which she is a patron. The organization is dedicated to "rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming animals," according to its website.
Camilla previously confirmed in February that she "just got a new" rescue dog named Moley, who was eight weeks old at the time, in a video shared on X by Daily Mail editor Rebecca English.
King Charles, Queen Camilla's 20th anniversary: See their relationship through the years
"Looks just like a mole," she quipped.
In November, Camilla confirmed the death of her dog Beth, whom she adopted from Battersea in 2011. An Instagram post, which shared photos of Beth with Camilla and King Charles III through the years, said the dog "brought such joy, whether on walkies, helping on official duties, or curled up by the fire." In a comment on Instagram at the time, Battersea thanked Camilla for "giving Beth the most wonderful life and for always supporting rescue."
Queen Camilla to miss parts of Qatar state visit event due to chest infection
Camilla also has a rescue dog named Bluebell. In 2023, she honored her dogs Bluebell and Beth by wearing a coronation dress that had two Jack Russell terriers embroidered on it, according to People magazine. King Charles, meanwhile, also has a dog named Snuff.
On Monday, Camilla was scheduled to visit a garden in London that is "designed with dogs in mind," according to the royal family. The garden will have the names of Bluebell, Moley and Beth, as well as Charles' dog Snuff, inscribed on a path.
Charles' late mother and predecessor, Queen Elizabeth II, was famously a lover of dogs and according to the American Kennel Club owned more than 30 Pembroke Welsh Corgis during her lifetime. After her death, The Kennel Club, a nonprofit based in London, remembered Elizabeth as "one of the most dog loving monarchs in history."
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
USA Today
6 minutes ago
- USA Today
Mexican music star Junior H announces $ad Boyz Live & Broken Tour: How to get tickets
If it's a Junior H show, get ready for all the emotions. The regional Mexican breakout star, who's captivated audiences with his retro-modern sound and emotive, sierreño-style lyrics, is heading out on the road this fall with the $ad Boyz Live & Broken Tour. "Your favorite $ad Boy is returning to your city," Junior H wrote in Spanish in a July 30 Instagram post announcing the headlining trek. The 22-date tour, which follows the singer's main-stage debut at Coachella in April, kicks off on Aug. 31 at the Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre in Tinley Park, Illinois. Junior will visit a host of North American cities including Camden, New Jersey; Atlanta; Houston; and Phoenix before wrapping with a show at Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl on Nov. 7. More: Fuerza Regida on making history, performing in LA amid turmoil Born Antonio Herrera Pérez in Guanajuato, Mexico, the 24-year-old singer is considered one of the exponents of the corridos tumbados genre, a style fusing traditional Mexican music with trap and hip-hop. His most recent album, 2023's "$ad Boyz 4 Life II," peaked at No. 14 on the Billboard 200 chart and spawned the top-10 Latin hit "Y Lloro." Cyndi Lauper concert review '80s pop icon says goodbye to touring with heart, color and powerhouse vocals How to get tickets to Junior H tour Tickets for the $ad Boyz Live & Broken Tour go on sale to the general public on Friday, Aug. 1, at 10 a.m. local time, according to the Ticketmaster website. Presale tickets for the Nov. 7 Hollywood Bowl show go on sale on Thursday, July 31, at 10 a.m. local time. Cowboy Carter tour earns over $400M: Beyoncé makes history with highest grossing country tour $ad Boyz Live & Broken Tour dates
Refinery29
38 minutes ago
- Refinery29
JaNa Craig's Split Proves A Pattern & It's Black Women Who Pay The Price
Love Island Season 6 couple JaNa Craig and Kenny Rodriguez have broken up nearly a year after leaving the villa. As soon as the split was announced,fans immediately started speculating about what happened. Rumors about their ending began spreading like wildfire when social media users began noticing nearly all of the Season 6 cast and host Ariana Madoix had unfollowed Rodriguez. What few saw coming was that their demise was due to Rodriguez, who is Dominican, being an alleged racist and clout chaser who had been faking his relationship with the Las Vegas native the entire time. Craig confirmed the breakup on Tuesday when she shared a statement via Instagram Stories. 'As you know, Kenny and I are no longer together,' Craig wrote. 'Please know that I have seen all the breakup theories and none have matched up to how terrible, disgusting and disappointing it truly is. Discovering that someone you loved isn't who you thought they were and that the relationship you thought you were building hasn't been genuine since day one has been truly devastating.' Shortly after, Rodriguez followed with his own statement, sharing that 'the past few days have been incredibly difficult.' He continued, 'I'll always be grateful for the time we shared and the memories we created. I release this chapter with no ill will, only hope that JaNa's path forward brings her nothing but happiness.' Craig called out Rodriquez in a response on Instagram, referring to him as a 'manipulative liar.' She said, 'You not taking accountability and telling people the type of person you really are is insane to me!!' Season 6 castmates seemingly confirmed claims that Rodriguez was using Craig for brand deals and status. Serena Page called him 'a narcissist and a racist' on an Instagram post while Leah Kateb called Rodriguez a 'clout demon' under another post. Olivia Walker reposted Rodriguez's statement and said 'I hope this gives you the clout you always wanted you f*****g loser.' In another post, shared by a friend of Craig's who wasn't on the show, she suggests that Rodriguez had messages in his phone that said he doesn't like Black women, he thought he'd get more money out of their relationship and that he couldn't wait to break up so he could date other women. Since Monday, Rodriguez has lost about 100,000 followers on Instagram. He has yet to respond to the allegations. Reality TV dating shows have historically been unkind to Black women. Especially as desirability politics, tokenism and a lack of diversity in cast have long been a standard. More recently, however, Black women have found themselves in a peculiar place in the genre. Those discriminatory factors that have existed on reality dating shows have come head-to-head with the natural social capital Black women on these shows have. With more Love Island USA fans gravitating towards Black women — and the cultural fetishizing and appropriation they face — they've become central players on the show the past two seasons. But still, they experience the same misogynoir they would've otherwise and face double standards and ridicule when they stray outside of the boundaries others want to keep them in. In other words, it's cool to be a Black woman until it's time to be with a Black woman. A similar incident happened with Love Island USA Season 4 winners and fan favorites Zeta Morrison and Timmy Pandolfi. After Pandolfi refused to ride to the airport with Morrison, she said in an interview that she soon found out that he was faking his connection with her the entire time. She recounted a conversation with his sister in which his sister revealed she said, 'I told Timmy to go for a dark skin girl. America loves that.' Rodriguez seemed to have the same idea. This is not only incredibly unfair and manipulative to Craig and Morrison, but it's dehumanizing. Let's be very clear: we weren't rooting for Craig and Rodriguez because they just had stellar chemistry. We were rooting for Craig to be happy. We were rooting for a Black woman with a bubbly personality who wore her heart on her sleeve to get the treatment that she deserved after witnessing men play in her face time and time again. And Black women at home watching deserve to see someone who looks like them being loved genuinely and abundantly. Rodriguez would've been better off showing exactly how he felt about Craig — and Black women — early on. Because of his alleged stunt, he's worse than Simmons and Newsum. Craig was vocal about discussing them connecting over faith and going to church together. But Rodriguez wasn't praying for her, he was preying on her. For nearly a year, while Craig was sharing vulnerable, intimate and authentic moments with Rodriguez, he was carrying on a lie. He rode Craig's coattails to bring in brand deals and followers. He used her for capitalistic gain and clout. He took advantage of her and the social power that Black women come with. When Black women root for you, we're loud and confident about it. We rally support for our faves and that energy spreads to other demographics. As Love Island USA gains more popularity, that's become more and more evident in the reality TV genre. Black women may be the prize but we are not your meal ticket. Any breakup can be hard, but what Craig is experiencing is on another level of trauma that no one deserves to go through. JaNa Craig can do bad all by her damn self. And the same folks who were rooting for her will continue to be there to lift her up and give her community and care that is filled with real love, long after everyone has forgotten Rodriguez and the clout he so desperately chased has vanished.
Yahoo
42 minutes ago
- Yahoo
Influencer Matilda Djerf Is Engaged to Rasmus Johansson: ‘Besties for Life'
The Swedish influencer is engaged to her longtime partner and Djerf Avenue co-founder, she announced on July 30NEED TO KNOW Matilda Djerf is engaged to Rasmus Johansson, her longtime partner and Djerf Avenue co-founder The Swedish influencer shared the news on July 30 The couple, who has been together for years, plans to start a family together, they previously revealedWedding bells are ringing for Matilda Djerf! The Swedish influencer and designer, 28, is engaged to her longtime partner and Djerf Avenue co-founder, Rasmus Johansson, she announced on Instagram on Wednesday, July 30. 'Besties for life,' the influencer wrote alongside a carousel documenting the special moment. She also added several emojis: "💍🍰💞🔒💌🍒." Djerf tells PEOPLE, "Rasmus and I are so excited to start this next chapter of our lives! We were lucky to be surrounded by family in our favorite place to celebrate our proposal." Djerf included a short clip of her and Johansson embracing closely in front of a backdrop of clouds and water, a sparkler visible on her ring finger as she placed her left hand on her fiancé's chest. The fashion and lifestyle influencer wore a silky, white gown for the occasion, which blew in the wind as the couple embraced. Johansson, meanwhile, wore a simple, white button-up shirt and khakis. Next, the Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree included a snap of a rainbow in the sky, and a picture of the couple pressed cheek to cheek as they looked out at the water together on a rainy day. She also shared a snap of a table full of food, before rounding out the engagement post with a shot of herself behind the wheel of a boat. In the final snap, she held her left hand up to her face, once again showing off the sparkler on her left ring finger. The designer later reposted the carousel on her story, alongside a message for those leaving their well-wishes in the comments. 'Thank you all,' she wrote on Instagram Stories, 'for the sweet sweet love you're sending our way 🤍.' While speaking about their clothing company Djerf Avenue in 2024, Johansson told Forbes that he and Djerf had 'worked together since the influencer and modeling jobs, and it's been six years now,' so as a duo, they 'know what works and what doesn't.' Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. He also teased that the couple plans to start a family together, telling Forbes, 'We need to find a better balance eventually, especially when we have children. We want time to be ourselves and be together as a family.' 'It's a few years away,' Johansson said, 'because we're just starting and hustling. Currently, we're only working hard without it affecting anyone else. So, it's okay with just the two of us. We'll have to wait before expanding into having a family.' Read the original article on People
