Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall Takes Over Meghan Markle's Former Role

Prince Harry has said an article about his concerns over police protection caused “injury to his feelings” in a new libel lawsuit.The Duke of Sussex is taking legal action against the Mail on Sunday after the publication allegedly made a “misrepresentation of the facts” regarding Harry’s offer to pay for the protection himself, according to a court filing.Legal representatives for Harry say in paperwork that the Mail on Sunday’s article made the accusation that the Duke “lied in his initial public statements." The papers, which have been seen by Newsweek, show Harry’s legal team say the article started a “feeding frenzy of hostile comments”. The court filing added: “As a result of [the Mail's] conduct pleaded above, [Prince Harry] has suffered increased upset and distress and injury to his feelings." His legal team also argue that the Mail refused to take down the article from their website and did not make it as “subject of a legal claim” or even publish an apology.Harry is now seeking damages for libel against the Mail on Sunday publishers Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) at the High Court in London - but also wants an injunction to prevent the claims from being repeated.According to Newsweek, The Duke also wants the newspaper to publish a summary of any judgement decided by the court.

Loose Women presenter Charlene White has said that the opinions of those who reside in Britain's Commonwealth countries should "not be ignored", as numerous equalities campaigners and organisations are calling for the Queen to be removed as the nation’s head of state. Jamaica will be marking 60 years of independence later in the summer, and criticism of the current relationship with the UK has been mounting as Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge visit.On Tuesday, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are due to land in Jamaica as part of their Caribbean tour but it has been widely reported that a protest will be held at the same time as their arrival.Good Morning Britain correspondent Noel Phillips took to Twitter and shared clips from his interview with reggae star Beenie Man, who questioned Her Majesty's role within the Caribbean island.In the video, the musician said: “How can she [the Queen] be head of state and we still have to pay for a visa to fly to England? We should be able to use our passport to fly anytime."In view of his 6,254 followers, Noel captioned the post: "More from our interview with @kingbeenieman on why Jamaicans feel so strongly about Prince William’s visit."Taking to the micro-blogging site, Charlene reacted to the post as the ITV favourite shared her thoughts on the matter.In view of her 62,000 followers, she captioned the tweet: "Opinions like this from the Commonwealth shouldn't be ignored.The drive for change will grow."My JA family jump through hoops to visit the UK."Charlene added: "And the lives of JA friends here have been on hold FOR YEARS because of the visa rollercoaster.

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Prince Andrew is planning to attend the memorial service for his late father Prince Philip.The Duke of York, 62, is expected to appear at the service at Westminster Abbey honouring his late father on 29 March.The service will celebrate the life of the late Duke of Edinburgh, who died last April at the age of 99. A spokesperson for the Prince confirmed the news that he will be present at the memorial service to the BBC .

Prince Harry may never want to return to the UK again after looking "numb and regretful" following his explosive Oprah Winfrey interview, an expert claimed. Duncan Larcombe, author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story, previously said the Duke of Sussex will live to "regret that interview – and maybe his decision to leave the Royal Family." The expert, who spent ten years as a royal editor, spoke to Closer magazine last year about the prince and claimed he appeared "nostalgic for his old life".

Prince Harry had to prove his loyalty to Meghan Markle from the moment they went public with their relationship.

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Caribbean trip is underway and the royal couple are lapping up the tropical heat. But how do they look so cool and sweat patch-free in the scorching sun? Well, the Cambridges will have watched the Queen carefully and learnt her many hacks to look presentable whatever the weather. Prince William and Prince Harry had their own savvy solution to keep armpit stains at bay on their wedding days - absorbent sweat pads.

Piers Morgan has admitted that Prince Charles and Camilla were mortified after one of Camilla’s artworks ended up in his possession.The journalist met with Camilla Parker Bowles earlier this year and was told that she and Prince Charles were recently left “horrified”.Morgan shared the anecdote in his column and revealed that he had previously purchased one of her artworks at a charity auction.Camilla enjoys painting as a hobby and Piers reportedly owns the only piece of artwork she has ever sold.He recalled: "The Duchess of Cornwall is a keen amateur painter but has only ever sold one of her pictures, a watercolour of a large rhinoceros in the African bush which I bought at a charity auction in 2002 when I was editor of the Daily Mirror and stuck up in my office."In his Sun column, Piers said that Camilla brought up the subject to him upon arrival: “Hello Piers, how’s my rhino? I hope you’re still taking good care of it?”The 56-year-old presenter originally hung the painting in his office but admitted to Camilla that it now resides somewhere else: “I am, Ma’am.

It appears a “tide has changed” in the relationship between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry since their move to the US, a body language expert has observed. When American actress Meghan first arrived in the UK and became part of the Royal family, communication professional Judi James said Prince Harry took on the “overly protective role” as he taught her the typical proceedings followed by the Windsor family.

Meghan Markle showed that Prince Harry's time as her mentor and protector was over with a subtle hand gesture, a body language expert has claimed.The Duke of Sussex guided Meghan through life as a royal in the early days of their relationship.But body language expert Judi James has claimed that a subtle hand gesture from the Duchess showed Harry that the "tide has changed" in their relationship, the Mirror reports.The moment came during the couple's infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey as they sat side by side on garden chairs and opened up about their life in the Royal Family.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been revealed by an expert who claims the Duke of Sussex is "not yet comfortable with Hollywood celebrity culture".The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they would be stepping away from royal duties in January 2020 and have always appeared unified in their choices ever since.But Pauline Maclaran, professor of marketing and consumer research at Royal Holloway, believes that Harry was born into the "Royal Family brand" which is "bound to create tensions", the Express reports.She noted that Meghan's brand had always been based around being "a (previously) minor Hollywood celebrity associated with the Suits brand”.“The mix of these different brand cultures is bound to create tensions at times and certainly did when Meghan tried to be a working royal during their time in England," she said. The expert also spoke about the Duke and Duchess' appearance at the NAACP Image Awards – where many noted Harry looking wooden on stage next to his more comfortable wife.

Prince Harry's expected Oscars appearance alongside his wife Meghan Markle has ruffled the feathers of royal fans and commentators alike, who have labelled the Duke "selfish" and a "hypocrite".The criticism comes after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex pulled out of going to Harry's grandfather, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh's memorial service due to security fears.The Duke wanted to fly his family over from their California home for the occasion, but now believes it is too dangerous to do so after the Home Office refused to give him police protection, despite Harry's offer to pay for the protection himself.The Oscars, now in its 94th year, will be presented by Amy Schumer and will take place on March 27, in Los Angeles, just two days before his grandfather's service will take place in Westminster Abbey. While their appearance is yet to be confirmed, it is believed Harry and Meghan will hand out the Best Picture award, reports the Daily Mail, and the pair's involvement in the award ceremony has angered fans.

Meghan Markle. The Changing Rooms star chatted exclusively to the Daily Star and shared his brutally honest thoughts on the Duchess of Sussex.The TV personality had previously branded Meghan as "dull" and shared that he had no interest in working with her.When asked if this was still true, Laurence said: "Oh yeah, I got into terrible trouble when I said everyone was like 'oh she's so nice and so lovely...'"But no, I always felt very strongly that the kind of taste that she has very transatlantic international beige it really wasn't anything I was interested in at all."He added: "I'm looking forward to seeing what the new generations do with the places but she is obviously extremely unlikely to get her hands on any of them.

The Apprentice as Lord Alan Sugar's aid.The businesswoman has taken to her latest column to slam Prince Harry for his "royal wokeness" during a time when there is a war going on in Ukraine.Prince Harry wore all orange in a promotional video for the Invictus Games.Karren has hit out at the former royal for wearing orange to promote The Invictus Games, while The Queen and Kate Middleton showed their support to Ukraine.Karren penned in her Sun column: "Prince Harry left this country to start a new life in America, where he set himself up as a moral crusader."He then discusses the "inspirational" actions we have seen from President Zelensky and Marina Ovysyannikova compared to Harry.She continued: "Harry is now a laughing stock. Meanwhile, in La La Land Harry has been wearing orange from head to foot."His impression of the man from the Tango advert was for a video to celebrate the lead-up to the fifth annual Invictus Games."But while the rest of the world fears for the thousands in Ukraine who are losing their lives, Harry's actions look crass."From a man who decided that his new job was to be a moral guardian, playing fancy dress right now makes him seem completely out of touch."Karren then admitted that if Harry went to America to be a gardener she might have been more accepting, however he has now made it clear his new role is to be a "laughing stock".The Apprentice star also took to praising Rebel Wilson for her hosting of the BAFTAs and in particular her joke directed at Prince Harry.Rebel Wilson said: "From drama to horror, to fantasy, Harry and Meghan's interview with Oprah had it all.

Prince Harry back to the UK with free nudes and personal protection.Orla, who calls herself a “sexier version of Meghan Markle”, is desperate to make life better for the Duke of Sussex.In January, Harry's legal representatives announced that he would be challenging a decision by the Home Office not to provide him and his family wit the "same degree" of personal protective security when they visit the UK from the US where they now live.But cheeky Orla thinks she might be able to help.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, Orla said: “Prince Harry is irresistible. Since Meghan dragged him across the Pond he's lost that wild streak, and I think a move back to his home surroundings will reignite the flame.“He's always had a thing for blondes, so I know he'd find me hard to resist.”Prince Harry has only returned to the country twice since stepping down from royal duties at the start of 2020.Pin-up Orla claims she has "always had a thing for gingers" and that the Duke of Sussex is "irresistible".She says subscribers on adult app Fanvue have helped her live like a Queen and thinks her saucy snaps will bring Harry “back home”.“I'm hoping my free subscription offer and unlimited nudes will temp my prince back,” she said.She added: "They reckon I'm a sexier version of Meghan, and most of them have been behaving like corgis on heat."I'm happy to keep feeding them racy images, and the royalties I'm getting is helping me live like Queen.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly been “tipped to present Oscar award” at this year’s star-studded event as the couple are set to miss Prince Philip’s memorial at the end of this month. The couple are said to have been approached last year to present an award at the prestigious event. It’s claimed they are lined up to present the Best Picture award on the night.

Meghan Markle once wrote him a personal thank you letter after he refused a request from unnamed publications to lie about their relationship. Rex said he declined a large sum of money despite being “broke as f**k” at the time.Rex appeared alongside the Duchess of Sussex in an episode of the 2005 series Cuts.During an interview with The Guardian, he revealed that unnamed British tabloids had offered him thousands of dollars to lie about their relationship.The Scary Movie actor reportedly declined the offer, earning the gratitude of the former Suits star.He told the publication: “I was broke as f**k! I really needed the money.

Meghan Markle is due to launch her very own podcast with Spotify later this year, after her and Prince Harry signed a "multi-million pound" deal to produce content.

Piers Morgan has taken yet another swipe at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry on social media.The former Good Morning Britain star, 56, took to Twitter on Friday (March 18) after Spotify released a statement about misinformation.Piers' comments also came amid the announcement that Harry and Meghan's Archewell podcast is set to debut on the hit streaming platform in the summer.In January, the formerly royal couple urged Spotify to make changes to prevent "serious harms" resulting from Covid misinformation.At the time, the world's leading podcast - The Joe Rogan Experience - received backlash from artists like Neil Young who fumed the podcaster was spreading Covid misinformation and boycotted the service.However, Harry and Meghan's production company Archewell has said it's satisfied that Spotify is "adequately addressing the problem of misinformation on its platform".Piers seemed to call Meghan a "liar" as he reacted to a tweet from CNN's chief media correspondent Brian Selter, who shared a story from Variety magazine.The tweet read: "Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell production company says it’s satisfied that Spotify is adequately addressing misinformation on its platform — and announced that a podcast featuring Markle will hit the audio-streaming platform this summer..."Blasting the couple's update in front of his 7.9million followers, Piers penned: "So a proven liar is now satisfied nobody else is lying? Beyond parody.", adding a series of laughing emojis.Harry and Meghan's Spotify deal was reportedly born out of a £13.69million deal, but the couple have only produced one episode so far which was released in December 2020.Harry and Meghan's podcasts aim to "build community through shared experience, narratives

Camilla Parker Bowles is taking over one of Meghan Markle‘s former royal patronages.

Netflix's portrayal of Prince Harry as a teenager in the sixth series will put the royal in a difficult "dilemma", royal expert Duncan Larcombe has told OK! This week, a casting call for two young actors to play Prince Harry and his brother William as teenagers was put out by the royal drama’s casting associate, Kate Bone.The notice, which was posted on Netflix, asks lookalikes of the royal brothers to get in touch, with a note saying the show will consider actors between the ages of 16 and 21 for Prince William and actors between 16 and 20 for Prince Harry. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.