The Queen “scolded” Meghan Markle when she threw a tantrum because royal aides wouldn’t let her have the tiara she wanted for her wedding, according to a royal expert. Royal biographer Andrew Morton, author of Meghan: A Hollywood Princess, claimed that the Duchess of Sussex clashed with senior royal aides ahead of her wedding to
Royal Family members are wary of inviting Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the family’s upcoming Christmas reunion because they fear he could use the event for his upcoming memoir, a royal biographer has claimed. During an appearance on the Royal Beat, Angela Levin, author of Harry: A Biography of a Prince, said the Royals
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could bring their young children, Archie and Lilibet, to the U.K. for Christmas, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly hoping that a visit to the U.K. during the upcoming holiday season will offer an opportunity to heal the Royal Family rift, according to
Prince Harry’s fall from the most popular member of the Royal Family to one of the least popular “adds to his anger” and leaves him and Meghan Markle feeling “more trapped than ever,” a royal watcher has claimed. Royal expert Duncan Larcombe added that Harry’s loss of popularity “must be really hard for” him and
Prince Harry is reportedly set to appear alongside members of the Royal Family in a new BBC One film scheduled to air later this month. The upcoming film, a tribute to the late Prince Philip, will air on Wednesday, September 22, according to Express. It will feature several senior members of the Royal Family, including
Meghan Markle reportedly wanted to cast former first lady Michelle Obama in her upcoming animated series for Netflix, but she was forced to look elsewhere after the Obamas allegedly “snubbed” the Sussexes by refusing to invite them to Barack’s 60th birthday party. According to royal commentator Neil Sean, Meghan wanted Michelle Obama to play a
The trouble with Harry is a long list if you ask some. But for actor, producer and writer, Jordan Dean, it was not just his uncanny resemblance to the estranged royal son of Prince Charles that helped him with the tricky role. Instead, it was the weight of Harry’s past and the duty to his
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry now have “their own voices” after quitting their roles as working Royals and they no longer need other people to “write the record” about their experiences as members of the Royal Family, a prominent royal biographer has claimed. While appearing as a special guest on Royally Obsessed podcast with Robbie
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry could soon become “bit players” and “fade into obscurity” like Edward VIII and his partner Wallis Simpson, a royal watcher has warned. Royal commentator and CEO of True Royalty TV Nick Bullen claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex risked going the way of Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson,
The Royal Family and their aides are hoping that “ignoring” Meghan and Harry’s allegations of racism will make them “go away,” royal biographers Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand have claimed in the revised edition of their bestselling Sussex biography, Finding Freedom. Scobie and Durand wrote in the updated version of Finding Freedom that an insider,