'Burying' Meghan Markle bullying probe shows royals want 'peace at any price' with Harry

Meghan Markle’s mansion in California, with one of her security guards furiously trying to swat it away. The incident took place in 2020 when the Duchess of Sussex lived in Los Angeles with her husband Prince Harry, in a house owned by movie producer Tyler Perry, before they moved to their £11million pad in Montecito.

According to The Sun, on the Duke of Sussex's behalf, his lawyers asked Mr Justice Swift during their hearing in London for a full judicial review of the Home Office's decision.

Meghan Markle has always been vocal about women’s issues and the role she would like to play in making the lives of women better in any way that she can. In the past, the mum-of-two, 40, has worked with Smart Works, an organisation that helps women in the workplace through job interview training and also provides appropriate clothing for them.The Duchess of Sussex is also keen to support women’s organisations and rights in the jewellery that she wears and has been spotted with a diamond ring on her pinky finger from jewellers Shiffon Co., which has a special meaning behind it.

The internal report will never be published and its findings won’t even be revealed to those involved, the palace said, but it seems Meghan’s name has been “cleared”.

There are new details about tensions between Prince Harry and the royal staff.

Prince Harry has insisted in court documents that he didn’t know members of the royal household were involved in the decision to strip him of his permanent security team.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly took a trip to Wyoming to celebrate Fourth of July, the Mirror claims. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who recently visited the UK for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, were allegedly spotted watching a parade with their son Archie, three, and at least one bodyguard. According to reports, the young family visited Jackson Hole which is a popular mountain town and ski resort with some of their friends.

Meghan Markle was snapped holding her son Archie's hand in a rare public outing from the family.Prince Harry was also photographed at a 4th of July parade in Wyoming, US, on Monday after a fan claimed a "big tough guy" told her some seats at the event were reserved.Only the backs of Meghan and Harry were caught on camera on their trip from Montecito, California but the rookie photographer insists it was indeed the Sussexes, even with Lilibet out of view.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's pal claims Royal Family's new mantra has become 'deflect and distract' Meghan — dressed in black jeans, a white top and fedora hat — can be seen from behind squatting as she speaks to a distracted three-year-old Archie donning a trucker baseball cap and clutching hold of a miniature USA flag. As the Duchess treats her eldest child to a red lollipop, Harry is pictured soaking in the festivities of America's Independence Day, dressed in a grey polo shirt and khaki baseball cap.The anonymous Facebook user revealed her shock at seeing royalty at Jackson Hole which was later shared by @Marklenews1, she wrote: "Funny story, we are in Jackson Hole WY at their 4th of July parade.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been pictured alongside their son Archie celebrating the 4th of July parade in Wyoming. MORE: 17 times the royals were spotted in unexpected placesThe family-of-four travelled from their Montecito home in Santa Barbara to Jackson Hole to enjoy the weekend alongside some friends.

Omid Scobie, Yahoo's Royal Executive Editor who co-wrote Meghan's biography 'Finding Freedom', made the claim this week, at the same time as news about Prince Charles allegedly taking a “bag of cash” as a donation to his charities, and that a report into alleged bullying by Meghan Markle was being “buried”.

Meghan Markle overcame a tough year of trolling in 2019 and revealed how she got through it and came out the other side.The Duchess of Sussex faced an internet frenzy, with social media users quick to point the finger at her, following an intense 12 months that included the publication of a letter she sent her father Thomas Markle.The letter, of which parts were shown in the Mail on Sunday, revealed the breakdown of their relationship, while they also had an interview with Markle Snr, who described the note from his daughter as a “dagger to the heart”.READ NEXT: R Kelly taken off suicide watch in jail following 30-year sentence for sex crimes This raised heckles among social media users and Meghan was also criticised for writing messages on bananas given to sex workers, while she and husband Prince Harry were described as hypocrites for their collective stance on saving the planet while the pair of them flew around the world in a private jet. She spent almost half the year pregnant with son Archie and claimed she was the “most trolled person in the entire world”, but said she managed to survive the pain and anguish and was a better person for battling through all the hate she received.She told the Teenager Therapy podcast in 2020: “I’m told that in 2019 I was the most trolled person in the entire world – male or female.

Kate Middleton and Prince William's return to Wimbledon this year as they stepped out at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London for the quarter finals of the annual tennis tournament. The stylish couple was hard to miss in the stands, with Kate sporting a bleed blue-and-white polka dot dress while William sported a windowpane suit jacket and tie.

Meghan Markle's rumoured run to become President of the United States of America in 2024 could have more of an impact on Prince Harry than he might realise, as an expert claims he could become a "house husband". Whispers of the Duchess of Sussex bidding for leadership have ramped up over the last 12 months, as a senior source recently said that the Democratic party was “buzzing” about Meghan’s potential political career.

Netflix hit The Crown.The Royal was accused of "throwing his toys out the pram" over the issue as he was discussed by The Daily Mirror's royal editor Russell Myers during a segment on Lorraine.The expert addressed rumours of Harry not wanting his and Meghan Markle's story to feature on the programme as plot lines progress towards the modern-day era of the family. Read More: Meghan Markle had 'bonkers' security moment that left Wimbledon fan stunned Lorraine said to Russell: "There are rumours about Prince Harry not being at all happy to be featured in The Crown."Can he be written out of it, can they do it without him, who knows?"He then replied: "Well, I'm not sure.

Meghan Markle was becoming worried that Prince Harry was becoming homesick a royal expert has now suggested her fears are coming true. It was reported that the Duke of Sussex was struggling to settle into life in the US after moving to Los Angeles in 2020, after officially quitting the Royal Family.And with 37-year-old Harry now taking up one of his favourite pastimes – polo – it has been implied that he is hankering for the things he loved to do back in the UK, maybe a sign he is missing being back in Blighty.READ MORE: Royal fans defend William over 'copying Harry' claims as he looks set for polo return He has also been socialising with new friends as he attempts to acclimatise to his LA lifestyle at their £11 million mansion in Montecito, while Meghan is doing all she can to help him feel settled, which includes cheering him on at polo.But royal author Duncan Larcombe told Closer magazine that he reckons his self-imposed exile may be having a detrimental effect on him.He said: “He seems homesick to me.

Wimbledon every year – and in 2019, Meghan Markle was one of them. But her appearance was marred in a moment of “bonkers” controversy that even left her security team feeling “embarrassed”.The Duchess of Sussex was watching her pal Serena Williams as she tried to defend her Wimbledon crown before dramatically crashing out of the competition.READ MORE: Meghan and Harry 'raised eyebrows' after Beatrice and Eugenie snub at Jubilee - expertTennis fan and media consultant Sally Jones had been sat on the same row as the American and tried to take a picture of the game.But she says that after she tried to do so, a member of Meghan’s security team told her to put the camera away.She claims a royal protection officer told her: “Would you not take photographs of the Duchess.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are "still not trusted" by William and Kate after their bombshell Oprah interview, claims one royal expert.

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Meghan Markle has always been open about how she likes to prioritise her health and wellness, with the mum-of-two previously running a lifestyle blog where she would share her daily routines and tips. The Duchess of Sussex, 40, is known to have a strict routine which includes regular yoga sessions and no caffeine, and it's believed that she invests thousands each year in her health.

Netflix's The Crown has grown in popularity since its launch as the TV series followed the journey of Queen Elizabeth II.The series has covered multiple key events in history, from Queen Elizabeth's reign to Princess Diana's royal presence - and as the next series is expected to cover Diana's tragic death, it's likely her two sons will soon have a prominent role.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'at odds' over 'endless TV interviews', says sourcePrince Harry and Prince William have already been mentioned, just not as leading roles, but that could change with upcoming series. And while the now US-based royal should expect a mention or two in the upcoming series, he has made his thoughts about the Megxit storyline quite clear.Royal expert Angela Levin believes Netflix will do what Harry has requested because they will want their "pint of blood" from the royals later on.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "raised eyebrows" with their solo procession at the Platinum Jubilee service of thanksgiving, especially since they could have walked with Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, it has been claimed.The couple walked down the nave of St Paul's Cathedral alone, after the rest of the more than 40 royals and before Prince Charles and the Cambridges at the event last month.According to royal expert Camilla Tominey, the move "raised eyebrows" behind palace walls.