Duchess Sophie Württemberg of Germany Marries Count Maximilien of Andigné — See Their Photos!

Cheers to the royal couple! On Saturday, Duchess Sophie of Württemberg, 24, wed Count Maximilien of Andigné, 29, at the Castle of Tegernsee in Germany. David Nivière/Getty Images On her happy day, Sophie wore a long white wedding dress with ¾-length sleeves, which she paired with a floor-length lace veil and a tiara. For her wedding bouquet, she carried a small collection of pink and red flowers. Maximilien, a French aristocrat, looked dapper in a dark suit with a camel-colored vest and blue tie.

Duchesses in Burgundy! Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton Match During Separate Royal Outings

Stylish minds think alike! BothMeghan MarkleandKate Middletonstepped out Wednesday for solo engagements close to their hearts — Meghan to theHubb Community Kitchen, where she helped prepare a meal with the women with whom she created a cookbook to support their cause, and Kate to the University College London for anupdate on neurological research to help children’s well-being. And both royals opted for the perfect fall shade: burgundy. Kate, 36, stepped out in arecycled skirt and matching blazer from Paule Kaover a turtleneck top.

Duck Boat Survivor Recounts Heartbreaking Horror of Family Drowning: 'I Gotta Get to My Babies'

While fighting to save her own life,Tia Coleman— who lostnine members of her family, including her husband and three children, after aduck boat capsized in Missourion Thursday — was focused on finding her three children.During a press conference on Saturday at Cox Medical Center Branson, where Tia has been hospitalized since the tragedy, the survivor recounted what was going through her mind when water started filling up the boat.“I’ve always loved water, I don’t know if it’s a Pisces or what, I’ve always loved water.

Duck Boat Survivor Says Captain Told Them 'Don't Worry About Grabbing the Life Jackets'

Tia Coleman — one of the people aboardthe duck boat tour that capsized in Missouri, killing 17 victimsincluding nine members of her family— claims the vessel’s captain told passengers not to worry about using life jackets as the boat was rocking in the rough waters of Table Rock Lake. FOX59spoke on the phone with Tia from the hospitalon Friday as she continued to recover from pneumonia and other injuries related to the tragic accident.

Duck Boat Survivor Who Lost 9 Family Members Sues Boat Operators

Photo: Darron Cummings/AP/REX/Shutterstock On Tuesday, just over a month after the accident, Coleman filed a federal lawsuit against Ripley Entertainment Inc., the parent company of the Ride the Ducks tour and the duck boat manufacturer, according to theIndianapolis Star. She is asking for $300 million in financial damages as well as the end of Duck Boat manufacturing and operation, theIndianapolis Patchreported. Darron Cummings/AP/REX/Shutterstock “I know that nothing can ever bring back my family,” Coleman explained in the statement.