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Prince Harry can make peace with his cancer-stricken father, King Charles, by arranging a private meeting with him.  In conversation with The Mirror, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams claimed that the Duke of Sussex can save his strained relationship with the Monarch without involving the media.  The royal expert shared, "The only chance of any progress being made in improving relations is surely to do so in private." He added, "If Harry would fly over and nobody would know or be told, some progress might actually be made."  Speaking of Harry's news-making interview during his Canada trip, Richard said, "This is not the way the Sussexes are used to doing things, his appearance on Good Morning America after his last visit was unwise."... READ MORE

Royal biographer Angela Levin called Meghan Markle a “difficult woman” after her Nigeria tour with Prince Harry.  Visiting the African nation, Harry and Meghan spoke well of their Archewell Foundation and promoted mental health. They also helped promote the Invictus Games. Levin has now claimed the Duke is "squashed to pieces" in his marriage. She also claimed that Harry is "a spare" in his own marriage.  "I think when he wrote his book about the spare, he didn't think that maybe he would be a spare now,” Levin told host Mark Dolan on GB News. "Meghan pushes him, pulls him if she wants to go on, if she's bored somewhere, as we saw in footage from Africa."  ‘She pulls him away and gives him a look’ Speaking about Meghan’s behaviour in Nigeria, Levin went on to say that Harry is "scared" of his wife and is "pulled about" by her at various events. "She pulls him away and gives him a look and he leaves immediately.  He&#

Prince Harry declined an invitation from King Charles to stay at a Royal residence during his UK visit while he suggested that his father was too busy to meet him.  The revelation comes from The Telegraph, which learned that the Duke of Sussex declined the invitation due to security concerns.  Also Read: Prince Harry Blamed Step Mom Camila For His Mom's Death  Harry spent three nights in London for the Invictus Games' 10th anniversary but did not see the King. Earlier, he was reported to have met with his father during the visit. Eventually, the father and the son got engaged in separate programmes... SEE  MORE

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly received a last big opportunity to return to the royal family with a major Palace invite despite the ongoing feud.  The Duke and Duchess of Sussex could receive a major olive branch from King Charles to end feud, but concerns over their security may prove a sticking point.  Almost all members of the the royal family traditionally enjoy getting together at Balmoral each August as they take a break away from royal commitments and duties. Royal expert Ingrid Seward believes California-based couple Harry, Meghan and their two children Archie and Lilibet will also be invited to join the royal family at the traditional gathering.  "Harry and Meghan's security fears could well be a stumbling block to any kind of reunion with the royal family. But, no doubt they have been invited to Balmoral this summer," she told the Mirror. The expert went on claiming: "It would be very sad if Charles was denied the pleasure of seeing his gr

Princess Kate once awkwardly rejected the Prince of Wales' attempt of affection during a Christmas special broadcast live on TV.  It first appeared back in 2019 when Kate and William appeared on the BBC special A Berry Royal Christmas, with Bake-off legend and TV personality Mary Berry.  The heir apparent was seen trying to put his hand on his wife's shoulder before she appeared to shrug it off in the cringeworthy moment. On the show, the royals were making cups of tea and icing cupcakes, while Mary even innocently asked Kate if she wanted to "have a squirt on a cake" after handing her a piping bag during the special.  The show centred around the TV star visiting several charities which the Princess of Wales supports. However, it didn't just end there and Kate and William even got involved in some baking, with the pair making some pizza dough for Mary Berry. Kate went on to gush about how Prince Louis' first word was 'Mary' because he always sees he

UK media is spending another weekend poring over the invitation list of “the society wedding of the year” with reports that Prince William is set for a high-profile role with his son George also set to feature, while his brother Prince Harry will be binning his invitation, and their father King Charles’s attendance remains unconfirmed.  The Duke of Westminster – aka Hugh Grosvenor, the 33-year-old owner of an inherited £9.3bn ($11.8bn) – is set to walk down the aisle with his bride Olivia Henson on June 7.  He has the delicate position of being friends with both princes William and Harry, and godfather to both their sons. The Daily Mail reports that Prince William is set to be an usher at the wedding where 400 guests are expected, while his brother Harry will skip the event, despite his close friendship with Grosvenor, whom he made godfather to his son Archie.  Many of the UK weekend papers have speculated on the fact that Harry is keen not to let royal family tensions overshadow hi

Prince William already has a guestnlist panned out for his prospective coronation. According to royal correspondent Roya Nikkhah, the Prince of Wales is likely to snub brother Prince Harry at the future royal event due to their deepening estrangement.  “If, god forbid, we were to have another coronation in the next few years, would Harry be there? I don’t think William would invite him," she affirmed during a conversation with fellow correspondent Kate Mansey, as reported via Celebrating the Soaps.  "And I don’t think Harry would come. That’s an extraordinary thing, isn’t it?” William and Harry have been at odds over the latter’s many allegations against the royal family since his move to the United States alongside Meghan Markle and kids.  The duo hasn’t seen eye-to-eye since the late Queen’s funeral in 2022, which saw the brothers step out with their respective wives for a walkabout in Windsor.  It’s unclear whether they had a private meeting in a bid to settle their dif