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Harper Seven may be a descendant of music, fashion and sports royalty, but she was recently in the company ofactualroyalty.

The only daughter of David and Victoria Beckham turns 6 on Monday, but enjoyed a bit of an early birthday treat when she was invited alongside her dad and grandmother to attend a tea party at Buckingham Palace where she and some friends even posed with Princess Eugenie of York.

Lucky Harper meeting a real life princess at the Palace x , David, 42, captioned the group shot, in which his daughter is outfitted for the occasion in Cinderellas sparkly blue gown.

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In another photo this time of himself alongside Harper and his mother David clarifies, This wasnt the palace opening the gates for Harpers birthday party , this was a tea party where us and other guests were invited so it was a beautiful thing to do with My mum , Harper plus a few school friends

We were honored to be able to there Beautiful tea party. he added.

Chimed in mom Victoria, 43, with a solo photo of Harper on the palace grounds, holding a single red balloon, Our little birthday princess x Kisses .

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Harpers three big brothers Cruz David, 12, Romeo James, 14, and Brooklyn Joseph, 18 all used the social media app to send love to the youngest member of the family.

Dear Harper I cant believe it has been already 6 years you are such a big girl so to the best sister in the world I love you so much have a amazing day , Cruz captioned a photo of himself with Harper on his shoulders.

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On a super-smiley palace snap posted to Davids account, the retired soccer star got a little sentimental about his only daughters newest milestone.

Happy Birthday to our special little young lady Such a special girl who brings so much joy and happiness into our lives, he wrote. Happy 6th birthday ( I cant believe your 6 already ) have the most amazing day we love you pretty lady x

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The Kochi tea party The Hindu There are two kinds of people in the world. One that drinks tea and one that doesn't. And right now, we aren't interested in the latter. Tea in the city has been, for years, associated with popular chayakadas serving strong, boiled and milky brew but ...

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Theres something wonderfully comforting about a hot cup of tea even when its being consumed in the back of a bus with a bunch of strangers. Just ask Guisepi Spadafora, who spends his life road-tripping across the country hosting free tea parties out of the back of a bus.

As he explains in this video from filmmaker Jackie Snow, the Tea Bus wasnt born out of any particular passion for tea: Rather, it was born out of loneliness and a desire to make new friends. I didnt really have very much money and tea was this really easy and cheap way to get people together, he explains. He estimates hes served more than 25,000 cups to more than 15,000 people since the start of his endeavor.

Spadaforas passion project is self-funded, and he conserves costs by harnessing solar power and collecting firewood to burn for energy and even producing some of his own food, like kombucha. For things he cant provide for himself, he leans on the relationships hes built over time through his tea party endeavors, noting that I want to live in a culture thats less selfish and more sharing. (And to clarify, no, these tea parties have nothing to do with the political group calling themselves the Tea Party.)

Spadafora estimates that he lives on about one-fifth or one-sixth the amount of money a normal person does, but he measures his success by the sense of community that the Tea Bus fosters. What I found is when I offered something completely free with no strings attached, it really gives people the opportunity to have more deep, meaningful interactions, he says. Rather than coming into the situation with What can I get? it was more What can I give or what can I share?

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JACKSON, Tenn. Young girls in the Hub City had a chance to dress up in their favorite tennis shoes and tutus, for a princess-themed tea party.

I really want to be an engineer when I grow up, so I think Im a technical princesses, 9-year-old Aliyah said.

Its taught them poise, its taught them how to have manners at a dinner table, said Khadija Payne, whose daughter participated.

The Mega Grace Livechurch gym was full Saturday afternoon, as the churchhosted its first annual princess tea party.

Organizers say the goal was to teach young girls about etiquette, but also to teach them, girls can be tough too.

One of our missions here at Mega Grace Live, is we like the kids to boldly express themselves through the creativity of God, said Tamika Young, associate minister of the church.

Young said each girl had a chance to talk about her talents on stage.

Some like sports, some like art, some like gymnastics, she said. So whatever their gifts and their talents are, they are unique. And we wanted to celebrate that.

Young said its important to teach girls to be confident in who they are at a young age, so they can grow up and be successful.

We need to encourage our young girls that they are beautiful, she said. That the Lord loves them, they are wonderfully made and they dont have to compare themselves to the world.

The event was free and open to any girl in the area aged 3 to 11.

If you missed out this year, dont worry, organizers say they plan to make this an annual event.

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We hosta lot of events at The Spectatorbutweve just heldour favourite: thereaders tea party. About 200 subscribers come to the back garden for tea and cakesto meet our writers, our editors and each other. T-Sticks supplied the tea, H. Forman & Son the food and Taki brought along a bottle ofLagavulin for those whofelt the need forsomething stronger.

The thrill, for us in 22 Old Queen St, is meeting the people that we spend our working lives thinking about.Its difficult to imagine a typical Spectator reader because they dont really exist: this afternoon, for example, we hada policeman, a mathematician, a specialist in Chinese antiquities, a joiner and and a taxi driver. I met one man who had brought his son fromPoland for a cuppa, and others who had braved Southern Rail. Some who had been subscribing for just a year, introduced to the magazine throughour podcasts. And I met someone else who says shestarted subscribing when we were the only publication being rude about The Beatles at at time wheneveryone else loved them. We had Remainers and Kippers, young Corbynites and old Powellites. In other words: theusual mix.

I was doing my market research, asking whythey subscribed and what thelike about the magazine; what we could do more of, or less of. They all had different likes and lovesbut seemed toagree on one thing: that they buy The Spectator because they like reading well-argued articles with which they disagree. If that sounds like your thing, then do try us out: we have an introductory offer of just 12 for 12 weeks. Click here.

Anyway, here are some photos.

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