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Donald Trump slammed Prince Harry for his disloyalty to the former Queen of England and said he would not offer him any protection, unlike Joe Biden.  The former President made the remarks at the CPAC conference in Washington DC, where he was set to deliver a speech that would electrify his conservative supporters from across the country.  Prince Harry would be ‘on his own’ now: Trump  Trump expressed his outrage at the Biden administration for “protecting Harry” by keeping his immigration status secret. He said, “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable.  He would be on his own if it was down to me.” “I think they have been too gracious to him after what he has done.” The CPAC conference, which lasted for four days in Washington DC, turned into a prolonged Donald Trump rally as he was almost certain to secure the Republican nomination for the next election.  Various speakers, such as businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, potential Vice President candidate Kristi Noe

Prince William has responded to latest allegations that he and his father King Charles make millions from feudal levies on schools, hospitals, homeowners and the very charities they represent.  A joint investigation by the Sunday Times and Channel 4’s Dispatches has claimed “King Charles and his eldest son make millions from feudal levies on schools, hospitals, homeowners and the very charities they represent.”  Reacting to it, a Duchy of Cornwall spokesperson said Prince William is committed to “an expansive transformation” of the estate. According to the Independent, the spokesman said in a statement: “The Duchy of Cornwall is a private estate with a commercial imperative which we achieve alongside our commitment to restoring the natural environment and generating positive social impact for our communities.  “Prince William became Duke of Cornwall in September 2022 and since then has committed to an expansive transformation of the Duchy.” It further said, “This includes a significa

King Charles is willing to make peace with his ‘darling boy’ Prince Harry but there are pressing concerns, apart from Prince William’s grievances, holding the monarch back.  The Duke of Sussex had made a big gesture for his estranged father after he received a personal phone call from the monarch himself, informing him of his shock cancer diagnosis. Harry made a quick, overnight dash to the UK to meet his father in February but following the brief 30-minute, no other reunion plans have materialised.  While previous reports suggested that Prince William, who is still “furious” with his brother and is not on speaking terms, is hindering his father to hold peace talks with Harry.  However, a new report from The Telegraph states that King Charles is forced to pushback any reconciliation efforts due to serious legal troubles which could put the monarchy in jeopardy.  Harry is embroiled in a long-running case against the UK Government over the decision to downgrade his security following e

Prince Harry's love for polo has long been evident, but one outing was particularly special as it was the first time his son Prince Archie had been out in public with his cousins.  In the summer of 2019 when Prince Archie was just two months old, his dad and Prince William were playing polo for The King Power Royal Charity Polo Day in Wokingham in July of that year.  New mum, Meghan Markle, cradled Archie in her arms, while she supported her husband and enjoyed the sunshine with Princess Kate, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Photos showed proud dad, Harry, constantly beaming at his wife and young baby after the match.  Dressed for the sporting occasion, Harry wore riding white jeans, brown riding boots, and a red and white polo top. The polo match, which took place at Billingbear Polo Club in Wokingham, benefited charities close to the family's hearts, including the Invictus Games.  Princess Kate wore a red and white patterned midi-dress by designer L.K.B

Prince William keeps mom Princess Diana's memory alive in powerful move  Prince William kept his mother Princess Diana’s legacy and memory alive as he highlights his Homewards initiative aimed at eradicating homelessness in new documentary.  In the film titled, Prince William: We Can End Homelessness, the Prince of Wales’ compassionate leadership and commitment to social issues was on full display. Speaking on the matter, royal expert Dr. Tessa Dunlop praised the documentary, saying it presented William in a new light as he carries on Diana’s legacy.  Dunlop noted that William's privileged position has not disconnected him from reality, instead fueling his determination to make a positive impact. "Over-shadowed recently by the King and Kate's cancer scares, and long considered the less accessible of his sibling duo, last night served to set the record straight,” she told The Mirror.  “William has got what it takes to deliver a compassionate kingship and simultaneous

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle seem to be "going their separate ways" when it comes to their ventures, a royal expert has claimed.  The Duke of Sussex, 40, and his wife, 43, have both made some solo appearances in recent months prompting some speculation from royal watcher Phil Dampier.  Meghan Markle attended the LA Children's Hospital Gala and a digital wellness initiative in Santa Barbara, whereas Harry jetted to New York, London and South Africa to "advance a number of his patronages and philanthropic initiatives".  Speaking on the Sun's Royal Exclusive show, Mr Dampier said: "I think Meghan is genuinely doing a lot of work in the background for this Netflix project and American Riviera Orchard. "She probably wants a bit of a hiatus so that she can launch that. As for Harry, obviously he's been back and forth with a few charities.