The British monarch’s office has made an exciting announcement amid Andrew’s downfall.

Britons have received a delightful news from Buckingham Palace. The royal house has offered roles that come with “a generous benefits package designed to support your wellbeing and life priorities”.

Among the positions available is a live-in opportunity, which means the successful candidate will actually reside on royal grounds. No previous experience is required for the vacancy.

“Our team members work collaboratively, with the opportunity to gain experience in all aspects of the kitchen. With training and support embedded in our team culture, you’ll be encouraged to grow your skills,” according to the job advert.

“Although based at Buckingham Palace, you’ll also work at different Royal residences throughout the year.”

The Kitchen Porter position has applications closing on Saturday, March 21, with the successful applicant starting work in June 2026 on a fixed-term contract.

It’s a full-time role requiring up to 45 hours each week, Monday to Sunday, although employees will only work five days out of every seven.

While experience “in a similar role would be an advantage”, it’s not essential as full training will be delivered on-site.

Other qualities the Palace is seeking include someone who takes genuine pride in their work, thrives as part of a team, is “happy to get involved”, and is “keen to develop your skills and gain experience within an exceptional team environment”.

The advert doesn’t specify an exact salary figure, but states the pay is “competitive plus benefits”.

Kit Harington believes the secret to his nearly eight-year marriage with Rose Leslie lies in love, honesty and teamwork.

In a recent interview with Mr. Porter, the 39-year-old actor opened up about how he and Leslie, who share two children, navigate life’s challenges together.

“Rose and I are very caring of each other,” he explained. “We’re very loving, and tactile, and we make sure we tell each other that we love each other.”

Best known for his role as Jon Snow in Game of Thrones, Harington described his wife as “the most genuine soul”.

He credited her with standing by him through difficult times including his struggles with alcohol.

“I’m very, very lucky. Rose was there through all of the hard stuff, and she’s been through some journeys with me. But it has truly worked out.”

That support was especially evident during his recent role as addict Sir Henry in HBO’s Industry.

Knowing the storyline would be emotionally heavy, Leslie stepped in to balance family life.

While working on a play in Stratford, she told Harington, “OK, you take the kids while you’re filming in Cardiff.”

For the actor, returning home to his children after long filming days became a grounding force.

“Anything dark I’d had to deal with during the day was gone… I’d get home and be a dad.”

Harington has been candid about his past reliance on alcohol and his decision to enter rehab in 2019.

He now says sobriety reshaped his life, allowing him to embrace fatherhood and marriage more fully.

“My life is better like this,” he reflected. “I think it all happened just at the right time. I’d made some choices, and then everything fell into place… I think that my kids met me at the right time.”

For Harington, the real secret to a lasting marriage isn’t avoiding hardship.

It is facing it together with love and resilience.