King Felipe and Queen Letizia visit Santa Eulalia de Oscos

King Felipe and Queen Letizia visit Santa Eulalia de Oscos King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain visits Santa Eulalia de Oscos (Galician-Asturian or Eonavian: Santalla d'Ozcos), Asturias, Spain, on 22 October 2016 during the Royal couple's visit to the administrative division Los Oscos as the region was awarded the 2016 Exemplary Town of Asturias Award. Los Oscos is a region that comprises the towns of Santa Eulalia, San Martin and Villanueva. ----------------- subscribe for more videos : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRI8hHuxo-hCNAHRpVlkuzg blogger : http://ift.tt/2aG9g8n Google+ : http://ift.tt/2aEcxZ2 twitter : https://twitter.com/royalam2016 tumblr : http://ift.tt/2aGa9h7 pinterest : http://ift.tt/2aEclZz

Prince William and Kate talk parenting with Wimbledon champ Andy Murray

Prince William and Kate talk parenting with Wimbledon champ Andy Murray Read more: http://bit.ly/29ydi5C He may have quite recently won his second Wimbledon title however Andy Murray just made them thing at the forefront of his thoughts when he got up to speed with Prince William after the Wimbledon last on Sunday. Andy and spouse Kim respected their first kid, girl Sophia, in February – and William asked how he's adapting to the absence of rest. The regal rushed to praise Andy, 29, and included: "I don't know how you oversee it with no rest. How is your little girl getting along, okay? Is the family great?" Andy reacted: "Definitely, she's awesome, no doubt, she's really resting, the most recent three evenings she's dozed through, the initial three months were intense however she's five months now." Referencing Andy's win, William kidded: "Hints of something to look forward to." William and Kate know a thing or two about infants who experience difficulty resting, after he as of late uncovered Prince George "never dozed" when he was more youthful. Amid a regal engagement in May, William talked about child rearing with Abbey Clancy, and admitted he wished he'd had an application called Baby Buddy, which offers guardians exhortation and bolster they may some way or another not look for help for.