Camilla was not the 'villain' in Prince Charles and Diana's marriage, says expert

Meghan Markle caused “shudders at the Palace” with a remark she made regarding a charity, a royal expert has claimed. The Royal Foundation was set up by Prince Harry, alongside his brother Prince William and his sister-in-law Kate Middleton.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will come to Canada as part of a three-day royal tour in May, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Monday.

Prince Charles has revealed the cheeky last words his father Prince Philip offered him just hours before he died.Prince Philip, who died last April aged 99, was renowned for being a humorous man with plenty of wisecracks, and couldn't resist one last jovial jab at his eldest son the Prince of Wales.In a documentary celebrating the life and times of the Duke of Edinburgh, Charles recalled the last conversation he and his father had, which took place over the phone just hours before Philip's death.The intimate interview with the BBC shows Prince Charles broach the subject of Prince Philip's upcoming 100th birthday.The Prince of Wales said that he knew his father was not overly keen on the idea of celebrating his centenary, and jokingly suggested a party.Prince Charles revealed the conversation had left him with a lasting final memory of his father, whose cheeky nature was lauded by many over his decades in the Royal Family.He recalled that the family had been talking of his 100th birthday, and knowing his father was hard of hearing, had to repeat himself and emphasised: "We're talking about your birthday! And whether there's going to be a reception!"The 99-year-old was quick to reply to his son's plans for another birthday.Prince Philip is said to have replied: "Well, I've got to be alive for it, haven't I?" Charles then said: "I told him: 'I knew you'd say that!'" adding that it was a happy memory to have of his late father.The reminiscence comes just over one year after the death of Prince Philip, and The Mirror reports that the Queen is believed to have spent the anniversary in Windsor Castle.To commemorate a year on from the death of the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke's naval uniform and admiral's cap went on display for

The Crown's actress Emma Corrin put on a racy display as they hit the green carpet wearing a skin-tight dress encompassed with a bra made out of balloons.The star, who plays Princess Diana in the popular Netflix period drama, certainly turned heads as they sported the rather unusual ensemble at the Olivier Awards in London.Emma's striking dress was covered in brown and tanned coloured balloons while the bust area had balloon-shaped elastic material to cover her chest - complete with 'ties' poking out of the front.Strutting her stuff on the star-studded carpet, Emma also added a pair of black patent boots which appeared to have a balloon shape attached to the heel.Giving sultry looks to the paps, the star radiated as she sported her her hair in a short cropped look.Emma received critical acclaim for their performance as Princess Diana in the popular period drama, winning a Critics’ Choice Award and the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Television Series Drama.According to recent reports, The Crown makers are now on the hunt to find an actress to play a young Kate Middleton.The sixth season of the period drama will cover the period from 1997 into the early Noughties, which is when Prince William and his wife Kate first met at St Andrew’s University.But due to the fact that the Duchess of Cambridge would only be a small supporting role, the casting team only want to include her if they can find an actress who captures her looks perfectly.Talking about the new series, a TV insider told The Sun: “Having the Duchess of Cambridge starring is an easy win for The Crown, as the creators know it will get more people watching."Particularly as it will show her relationship with William just as their romance starts to blossom

Prince Harry "can't stand" his step-mother Camilla and is set to "go after her" in his upcoming tell-all memoir, a royal biographer has sensationally claimed.Ex-Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown, said the Duke of Sussex doesn't want his father's second wife to be Queen.She added he will "go after" the royal couple in the explosive book, and claimed that his relationship with William is "very bad".If true, the rift already present between Harry, 37, and wife Meghan Markle, 40, and the rest of the Firm could be further deepened.Harry, who lives with Meghan and their two children in California, is understood to have received a £15million advance on the book, due out later this year.Neither of the Sussexes were present at the memorial service for Prince Philip this month.

Prince Harry at an event for the Royal Family’s Heads Together campaign back in 2016.Speaking exclusively with Express.co.uk, the Olympian explained how his new partnership with sports equipment company ASICS is linked to the advice he received from the Duke of Sussex.In his partnership with ASICS, Iwan aims to inspire people to exercise for the mind and mental health.Speaking about his own mental health struggles throughout the years, Iwan said he once opened up to Prince Harry during a barbecue hosted by Heads Together.Iwan explained how, despite his royal status, Harry candidly admitted to have faced some hurdles too.He said: “On that day at a barbecue, he said, you know, ‘Obviously, I've struggled myself as well’, because, you know, you got to remember when Prince Diana died - his mother died - [Prince William and Prince Harry] were both really young boys.“So, it must be very hard for them being in the spotlight growing up, having no privacy at all, you know… The whole world is watching you.“So, at the end of day, you have to remember people like Prince Harry are normal people as well.“And yes, they do have a huge status, and life is very different for them.

Saturday, April 9 marks one year since the death of Prince Philip, and the Queen is paying tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Camilla and William and Harry before they developed "a great rapport," a body language expert has said. Body language expert Darren Stanton analysed Prince Charles and Camilla’s behaviour over the years, ahead of their 17th wedding anniversary on behalf of Slingo.The wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles took place in a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall, on 9 April 2005, making Camilla the step mother of William and Harry, then 22 and 20-years-old respectively.

Queen Elizabeth has pulled out of the annual Maundy Service that's set to take place at St George's Chapel in Windsor on April 14.The service happens each year on the Thursday before Easter Sunday.The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall will take the 95 year old monarch's place, and will meet the Dean of Windsor, The Right Reverend David Conner KCVO and the Lord High Almoner, the Right Reverend Dr. John Inge.

The royal residences aren’t short of ghostly guests and happenings – even the queen herself has seen a few spine-chilling sights. From a Poltergeist at Sandringham to an anxious King Henry VIII at Windsor, the palaces are castles are awash with nocturnal activity.There's even one which may be a little too close to home for William and Kate - with Prince Louis' Kensington Palace nursery said to be haunted. Read on for more...

When you’ve spent most of your life in drafty castles and chilly palaces, a cosy and rather modest holiday home must be quite the tonic. Prince Charles and Camilla’s Welsh cottage, tucked away in the hills of Carmarthenshire, is their private haven. It’s also very much a family affair.

Prince Charles was "conscious" of how Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall would be received by the public at the beginning of their relationship, according to a body language expert. Darren Stanton, a body language expert, has analysed Prince Charles and Camilla’s behaviour over the years in the lead up to their 17th wedding anniversary on Saturday (9 April).

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sent shockwaves around the world when they decided to step back from the Royal Family and relocate to the US.Ronnie Wood's ex-wife Jo, 67, has spoken out about her thoughts on their decision to move to Montecito, Los Angeles and step down as senior royals.She told Express.co.uk: "They can do what they want, they're young, they're free."Whatever they want to do, it's not it's not up to me to have an opinion about what they do, it's not my business."Jo's comments comes eight years after her ex-husband Ronnie joked that Harry warned him off his girlfriend at the time Cressida Bonas at Glastonbury festival.Recalling the encounter at the Arqiva Commercial Radio Awards, Wood recounted: "He introduced me to his bird."I gave her a cuddle and he said, 'Oi, get your hands off'.

Charles and Diana's marriage began to fall apart, Prince Philip, who died almost one year ago, pledged to "do his utmost" to help. Despite what biographies claim, Prince Philip remained on good terms with his daughter-in-law after she split from his son Prince Charles, according to letters written by the Duke himself.

Since joining the Royal Family, Kate Middleton has become both a family and fan favourite since marrying Prince William.

Prince Charles to step aside and allow his son Prince William to become the next King of England after the Queen, a recent poll has found.This comes after Prince Charles has seen a rise in popularity over the few years with almost half of people questioned believing he would do a good job as King. But despite this encouraging data, out of 2,055 Brits aged 14 to 75 polled online 42% want to see the Duke of Cambridge crowned before his father, Express reports.Only 24% of those surveyed said Prince Charles should not stand aside for his son, while 29% are said to have no strong feelings either way.

Prince Harry's popularity rating has plummeted compared to a similar analysis to before he married Meghan Markle, a new survey has shownThe Ipsos study completed in March 2022 shows the Duke has a lower approval rating by 35% compared to the one carried out in May 2018. Last month three in 10 people were favourable towards Prince Harry, Express reports.Which worked out to around 43% saying they had an unfavourable opinion of him.This analysis was conducted between March 24 and 25 on 2,055 Brits aged between 16 to 75. Meghan Markle has also seen a decrease in popularity over the past few years.

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles has produced another photo that he says backs up his claims.Simon Dorante-Day chose to mark his 56th birthday by posting a photo to Facebook that shows him alongside an image of Her Majesty the Queen at around the same age.Dorante-Day captioned the photos “A picture speaks a 1000 words!”.If his allegations were correct, Dorante-Day would be the Prince’s first-born son and could technically lay a claim to being next in line to the throne before Prince William.For over 20 years, Dorante-Day has been determined to prove his unsubstantiated theory that he is the second in line to the throne.“I went public with my claims in the 1990s and sent out my first official release in 2005,” he told 7 News“My first court case was in 2018 and my legal battles continue to this day. I won’t rest until I have Charles and Camilla submit to a paternity test, as per a court order.“I want to do this the right way, so that my family and I can finally get the answers we deserve.”The Queensland-born engineer maintains that he was born when Charles and Camilla were first dating, but was put up for adoption to cover up a potential scandal.Dozens of Dorante-Day’s supporters have posted comments saying that they can see an “obvious” royal resemblance.Carla Bartschi said “The shape of the face on the sides and the bottom are very similar, and unique.

Prince Charles to let Prince William be King when he ascends the throne, despite thinking the Prince of Wales will do good job. The latest royal opinion polling from Ipsos has 42% of Brits hoping that the crown skips a generation. The pollsters asked 2,055 British adults various royal questions on March 24 and 25.

Prince Harry, 37, at an event for the Royal Family’s campaign called Heads Together surrounding everyday mental health and well being.The Olympian and the Duke of Sussex opened up to each other about the mental health hurdles they had to overcome in their lives.In a new interview with Express.co.uk, Iwan revisited his conversation with Prince Harry and the conclusions he drew from it.Iwan, who has now partnered with ASICS on a campaign to inspire people to exercise for the mind, described the Duke as “very supportive”.He said: “I thought he was brilliant. It was a good few years now, when he set up a charity, Heads Together.“And I got invited to a barbecue and we just got chatting and we spoke a lot about, you know, some dark time I had when it was evident my career was over as an athlete and I couldn’t train properly.“He was just really supportive and like a really good guy.“I think people like Prince Harry and other high profile people have made it more acceptable to talk out.”Iwan explained: “And it is okay not to be okay.

The first anniversary of Prince Philip’s death is days away.