Camilla is not the ‘racist’ senior royal Sussexes mentioned, claims sources

Searchlight has boarded Suncoast—a new film marking the feature directorial debut of Laura Chinn that will star Laura Linney (Ozark), Woody Harrelson (Triangle of Sadness) and Nico Parker (The Last of Us)—Deadline can confirm.

Strictly Come Dancing from 2006 until 2012, has dished on a royal encounter with Prince Charles and Camilla which left the Duchess of Cornwall "blushing".His comments come as the Strictly legend returns to the stage this autumn in his brand-new show Tango Passions.The dance champion addressed his previous show, Midnight Tango, alongside his pal Flavia Cacace, which was attended by the royals.It's not uncommon for the Argentine Tango King to have a host of celebrities in the audience watching his moves on stage.But one particular moment had left the future Queen Consort taken aback.Vincent explained: "I've had loads of celebs come and watch myself and Flavia, especially in the West End."The main one was Camilla, [Duchess of Cornwall] she came and watched my show, Midnight Tango at The Aldwych."I didn't even know until the very end when the company manager came and said, 'Guys we've got Camilla.She wants to come on stage with her security to meet all of you.'"We were like, 'Oh wow.'"He continued: "She came and we said hello and she asked me and Flavia if would be happy to teach Prince Charles to dance."I said, 'Yes, Flavia can do that.' But I said, 'I will dance with you Camilla.

Prince Harry and Megan Markle were forced to back down on a request for more prominent seats at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations on the Queen's orders, it has been claimed.

doomed marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles started with what appeared to be a fairytale wedding.It took place in St Paul’s Cathedral - a historic London landmark - and Lady Diana Spencer wore a wedding dress with a huge 25-foot train fit for royalty.The church was packed to the rafters, the bride and groom arrived separately by horse-drawn chariot, Diana entered with five bridesmaids following behind her and the Archbishop of Canterbury - then Robert Runcie - conducted the marriage.But there was a subtle but significant difference to past royal weddings during one crucial element of the church service.And that alteration has stuck, with modern members of the royal family emulating Diana in breaking a 300-year-old tradition.Princess Diana tweaked the vows by omitting the word “obey”.Since 1662, the Anglican Book of Common Prayer listed the line in the marriage vows: “To love, cherish and to obey, till death us do part.”Previously, all royal brides had committed to show obedience to their husbands.But when it came to tie the knot in July 1981 to the heir to the throne, Diana became the first to drop this word from her own vows.Instead, she promised to Charles to "love him, comfort him, honour and keep him".When Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, married Prince Andrew five years later, she opted to stick with the word “obey”.However, more recent weddings have seen the brides take a different approach.Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, followed her late mother-in-law’s lead during her nuptials with Prince William - 30 years after the tradition was first broken.Meghan Markle, during her wedding to Prince Harry, did likewise, as did Princess Eugenie.The changing of the wording was not the only difference

Do not expect Meghan Markle or Prince Harry to react to those claims made in the new book by Tom Bower!

As the Duke of Sussex addressed the United Nations last week to discuss climate change, his wife Meghan looking on in support, the couple no doubt expected to make news around the world. And they did. But not, perhaps, in the way they’d hoped.

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 is to give the Get Back treatment to the 1947 partition of India with a colorized documentary telling the story of the bitter personal rivalry between Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Britain’s Lord Mountbatten.

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Prince George of Cambridge, turns nine on today, on Friday, July 22. Third in the line of succession to the British throne, behind his grandfather Prince Charles and father Prince William, the young royal is quite high up in the line for the throne.

Prince Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry and the royal family have received a formal apology from BBC director general Tim Davie over Princess Diana's 1995 “Panorama” interview. The apology came shortly after BBC confirmed that William and Harry’s former nanny, Alexandra Pettifer, a.k.a.

Prince William's former nanny has received damages from the BBC over "false and malicious" allegations used to obtain Panorama's exclusive 1995 interview with Princess Diana. Alexandra Pettifer, also known as Tiggy Legge-Bourke, was issued a public apology from the broadcaster at the High Court in London over "fabricated" claims she had an affair with Prince Charles while working as his personal assistant. She was also falsely accused of becoming pregnant with the Prince of Wales' child and having an abortion.

READ MORE: Unseen photo of Prince Andrew that could 'rock monarchy'Louis will follow the footsteps of his father, who also used Wales as his last name at school and while working in the Royal Navy- this will be similar for Prince Louis’s elder siblings, George and Charlotte. On the other hand, the children of first in line to the throne can use the Wales appendage if they volunteer to, as Prince Louis will also likely take a dukedom from one of his family members when he marries in the future.

On one of the hottest days of the year so far, Prince Charles was joined by Camilla as they took a trip to Cornwall where the weather was in the high 30s. During the outing Camilla , 75, was spotted carrying a luxurious parasol while Prince Charles , 73, sported a grey suit, shirt and tie and later donned a pair of sunglasses as the heat was rising.

Camilla was spotted using a cream-coloured parasol today, Monday 18 July, as her and husband, Prince Charles, fought against scorching temperatures to visit Cornwall.Today is the first day of an annual visit to the area in their roles as the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, with the pair stopping off at Mousehole in Penzance for their first engagement of the week.Throughout the day, Camilla could be seen clutching onto her parasol as she walked around the area, also opting for a weather appropriate pair of sunglasses, a light blue dress, and a pair of nude heels. Prince Charles also decided on a pair of sunglasses, but decided against shielding himself from the intense sunshine with a parasol - choosing to go hands-free instead.

Prince Charles was completely unable to understand Meghan Markle’s toxic relationship with her dad, according to a biographer.Meghan's father-daughter rift could have left even tested the Queen's patience, Tom Bower claims in his new book.Charles was “bewildered” and "never really understood her or what she wanted" regarding the American actress' attitude towards Thomas Markle, Bower claims.READ MORE: Queen said 'thank goodness Meghan isn't coming' to Philip's funeral, author claimsAfter a week when Markle Snr has made several TV appearances criticising his daughter and the Royal Family, an exasperated Prince of Wales asked his son: “Can’t she just go and see him and make this stop?”Prince Harry, Bower claims, made up a series of excuses for Meghan’s failure to prevent her father’s outbursts.He said that Mr Markle’s phone was “not in his possession,” and that his email account was not secure.“Meghan’s excuses irritated Charles and perhaps also the Queen,” Bower says.“The monarch must have found it hard to believe that Meghan could not resolve her differences with Thomas Markle," he writes in his new book Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors."She joined Charles in a conference call with Meghan and Harry.

Duchess of Cornwall is said to be "increasingly high profile" now that the idea of a Queen Consort role has been floated, a royal expert has claimed.The ascension of Prince Charles to the throne of England would bring Camilla Parker Bowles to the head of the Royal Family.It would appear that the public have "warmed" to the idea of Camilla, who turns 75 today (Sunday, July 17), taking on the role of Queen Consort. A royal expert has explained the "master stroke" plan that The Firm could action.READ MORE: 'I left my Mrs for blonde Ukrainian bombshell and now I've recorded a rap song about it' A number of reasons were cited for Camilla's comfortable role as Queen Consort, including the charity work that appears to have increased public warmth for her.

Lizzie Cundy has nothing but praise for Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall who is today (July 17) celebrating her 75th birthday.The socialite is no stranger to the royal circle, having attended several royal events, most recently the Duchess' birthday celebrations alongside the likes of Joanna Lumley. Lizzie, 54, was also friends with Camilla's daughter-in-law Meghan Markle, until the former Suits actress met Prince Harry and cut contact with her famous British pals.

An official portrait of Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has been released to mark her 75th birthday. Camilla, who recently celebrated 160 years of Battersea Dogs and Cats home with Amanda Holden, can be seen looking looking relaxed and smiling in the image released for her milestone anniversary, which she is set to celebrate on Sunday 17 July.

Meghan Markle's excitement about gracing the cover of Vanity Fair for its October 2017 issue dissipated almost immediately after it hit newsstands, sparking outrage and disdain from the actress and the royal family.This tale is part of royal biographer Tom Bower's new book,, and in excerpts published by, the British author explains that Markle was given explicit instructions on what she could and could not mention for the high-profile story.Bower, a prominent investigative journalist in the UK, claims the Duchess of Sussex was given strict orders to steer away from several sensitive subjects: Donald Trump, race and her relationship with Prince Harry. In fact, Bower claims it was Harry's public relations team that insisted Harry not be mentioned in the interview. The interview, instead, was to focus on Meghan's philanthropy and the celebration of the 100th episode of her hit USA show.

Camilla Parker Bowles is said to have been convinced by her friends to "go back to Charles" while she was still married to her first husband, a biographer has claimed.The Duchess of Cornwall celebrates her birthday tomorrow (Sunday, July 17) and has been a staple member of the Royal Family ever since her marriage to Prince Charles in 2005.Royal expert Penny Junor penned Camilla's biography back in 2017 and revealed a series of bombshell claims about the Duchess of Cornwall.READ MORE: Honeytrap 'Rolex Ripper' jailed for £16,000 theft as female gang target old menOne major revelation was the claim that friends of Camilla had convinced her to go back to Prince Charles even though she was still married at the time.Junor claims that two friends had persuaded Camilla to "go back to Charles" even though both she and future husband Charles were set to marry other people at the time.According to the biographer, both Camilla and Charles had been close for decades, with an affair dating back to the early 1970s where the future King of England had begged Camilla not to marry her first husband, Andrew Parker Bowles. The pair rekindled their relationship later into Camilla's marriage, but Charles was set to marry Diana - who was reportedly furious over Charles's passion for his current wife.So much so that Diana is said to have ripped apart Charles' paintings while the two were on their honeymoon together.

Camilla Parker Bowles believes her role will be to act as 'back up' to Prince Charles when he becomes King — and says she learnt this from Prince Philip.The royal shared her expectations of her future life as Queen Consort in a candid new interview this week, following the Queen's decision to grant her the title on her Platinum Jubilee in February.Speaking ahead of her 75th birthday on July 17, Camilla praised the late Duke of Edinburgh by reflecting on how the "macho" former Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Cadet Force always took a metaphorical step behind his wife.