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Prince Edward shines with British humor at event

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Prince Edward (60), the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II (✝96) and thus brother of King Charles III (76), recently created a lively atmosphere at an official event in Peterborough. During his visit to the charity Boxing Futures, which supports disadvantaged young people with contactless boxing training, the royal showed off his quick-witted humor. With a wink, Edward explained at the unveiling of a commemorative plaque: "I'll try to make this …

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Prince Edward shines with British humor at event

Prince Edward (60), the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth II (✝96) and thus brother of King Charles III (76), recently created a lively atmosphere at an official event in Peterborough. During his visit to the charity Boxing Futures, which supports disadvantaged young people with contactless boxing training, the royal showed off his quick-witted humor. With a wink, Edward explained at the unveiling of a commemorative plaque: "I'll try to make this …

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