Stanley Tucci and Wife Felicity Surprise with Carriage Procession Debut at Royal Ascot
Camilla said the meet is the “best of British” as Tucci and Felicity Blunt joined the royal box and procession with other royal guests.
- On Thursday, Hollywood star Stanley Tucci and his wife, Felicity Blunt, joined Lord and Lady Cavendish in the fourth carriage of the Royal Ascot procession, marking a surprise appearance for racegoers.
- Tucci's invitation reflects his long-standing friendship with King Charles, forged through collaborative work for The King's Trust and hosting a sustainable 'slow food' dinner at Highgrove House in 2025.
- Queen Camilla hailed Royal Ascot as the 'Best of British' when discussing the event with ITV Racing, though she lamented her own horses were 'well beaten' earlier this week.
- King Charles and Queen Camilla have continued the late Queen's legacy as racing's most high-profile supporters, attending every day of the five-day meet to maintain this historic tradition.
- National Geographic recently announced continuing Tucci's culinary-themed travel program with new episodes across Britain, deepening his ties to the country following his high-profile collaborations with the Royal Family.
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Carole Middleton steps out with King and Queen for Royal Ascot despite Catherine's absence
Carole Middleton was spotted at Royal Ascot with the King and Queen this afternoon, despite her daughter, the Princess of Wales, being absent.The 71-year-old stunned as she joined King Charles, Queen Camilla and Zara Tindall in the Royal Box for Ladies' Day.Carole wore a mint green dress, coupled with a matching cream bag and wide-brimmed hat, rewearing the same Catherine Walker dress she first sported during Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wed…
Stanley Tucci arrived in style on Thursday for day three of Royal Ascot, wearing a top hat and a tailcoat. Photos from British media show the American actor arriving in a carriage with his wife, Felicity Blunt. Blunt is wearing a white floral dress and a black hat.
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