The monarch gave Prime Minister Boris Johnson's proposed Brexit deal her royal assent on Jan. 23
, 35, would lose their “Royal Highness” titles, repay renovation costs to their Frogmore Cottage home and split their time between North America and the U.K., with a visit to RAF Marham in King’s Lynn on Monday, Feb. 3, in her capacity as Honorary Air Commodore of the station.cancel her annual tea time with the local Women’s Institute due to a cold
, a royal source told PEOPLE. The royal has attended the meeting, where the women listen to talks on history and swap tips on crafts and baking, for many years, making it a fixture in her annual winter break away from London.
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