Though she's now Catherine, Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton is still expected to observe tradition and curtsy to certain ...

The world of royal bows and curtsies is a total maze, right? It’s not just about being polite; it’s like a high-stakes game ...

Princess Diana revitalized the royal family by bringing a sense of humanity to the clan. She became the queen of hearts to millions who observed how she interacted with the public. However, she also ...

King Charles greeted his son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren with hugs Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Princess Charlotte is picking up on ...

Royal etiquette is... uh... a lot? There is a ton of confusing information out there about who bows to whom and who curtsies to whom among the Royal Family, and their ...

There are a lot of rules and protocols within the royal family that may seem strange to other families. For instance, the royal family members have certain ways that they have to greet one another, ...

South African fitness coach Jenni Rivett spent seven years as Princess Diana's personal trainer. For four of those years, she told Insider she didn't know she needed to curtsy to Diana. Rivett said ...

Princess Kate has won praise from fans online as footage of her performing reverential royal curtsies has gone viral on TikTok. Curtsies are traditional gestures of respect offered by female members ...

Siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte are getting an early education on becoming British royals. Royal historian and author Marlene Eilers Koening told Hello! Tuesday the children must bow and ...

Fans were even loving the way Charlotte walked on her tip toes, seemingly copying her mom who was wearing heels. Along with performing her first public curtsy, she also gave an impressive diplomatic ...

Prince George and Princess Charlotte both made their royal Christmas walk debuts this year, joining their family members on a jaunt to Christmas Day services at Sandringham's St. Mary Magdalene—but it ...