Cardi B wants to 'chat' with Meghan Markle after court verdict reminds public of online hate duchess endured

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have requested to speak with Spider-Man couple Tom Holland and Zendaya Maree Stoermer Coleman.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were keen to get in touch with the English actor, 25, and the American actress, also 25, even though they'd never met or even spoke to one another before.The Spider-Man: No Way Home couple took the Box Office by storm last year - playing the roles of Peter Parker and his girlfriend MJ. It is claimed that the Hollywood couple were taken by surprise when the offer of meeting Prince Harry and Meghan landed.

Jeremy Clarkson has hit out at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry once again, branding them "less interesting" than US comedian and presenter Joe Rogan.The Clarkson's Farm star, 61, made the comments in his weekly column, which saw him take a swipe at the $18 million the Sussexes have raked in for their podcast deal, compared to the amount "trousered" by Rogan, which is over five and a half times bigger.Writing in his column, Jeremy took a swipe at the couple after comparing their podcast earnings to that of UFC commentator Rogan, who he claims to have "never heard of".The Top Gear star wrote in The Sun: "I learned this week that a man called Joe Rogan, who I’ve never heard of, has trousered $100million after selling tape recordings of himself talking to people."He went on to compare the comedian's whopping $100 million to that of Harry and Meghan's $18 million Spotify deal.Jeremy commented that Harry and Megan "who like to think of themselves as the biggest stars in the world – are selling tape recordings of themselves talking for just $18million."Which means they are actually 5.55 times less interesting than someone I’ve never heard of," he finished.The car fanatic's comments come days after it was revealed that Spotify is hiring in-house producers to help deliver on the $18 million deal with Harry and Meghan after they only produced one podcast episode.The streaming platform is now taking things into their "own hands" after little content emerged from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.Harry and Meghan released their Archewell podcast episode more than a year ago in December 2020.But now, Spotify are reportedly looking to hire new staff to work alongside the duo on a podcast that features "the voices of high profile

Prince Harry's comments over rising resignation rates last year.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the star, 58, said that "everyone's offended by everything", adding that the royal had to be "really careful" with his comments.The best-selling author made his comments in light of the remarks the Duke of Sussex made in his role as Chief Impact Officer for mental health company, BetterUp, last year.Addressing what Harry had said, Paul said he wasn't surprised at the backlash as "everyone's offended by everything nowadays".The hypnotist insisted: "I'm sure he's a well-intentioned person."That doesn't mean that everything that someone says, even if they're well-intentioned, isn't necessarily going to upset people."You know, over the years, we've all had that experience, when you go to say something, and people take offence at it," he added.Speaking about today's culture, Paul weighed in: "Nowadays everyone's offended by everything, aren't they? So you have to be really careful."I'm sure he said it well-intentioned."I don't suspect he woke up and thought, 'How can I offend people?'" he continued.Speaking with business magazine Fast Company last month in his role as chief impact officer at mental health company BetterUp, the royal explained why he was "celebrating" the pandemic fuelling job resignations.Harry said: "I've actually discovered recently, courtesy of a chat with [BetterUp science board member] Adam Grant, that a lot of the job resignations you mention aren't all bad."In fact, it is a sign that with self-awareness comes the need for change."Many people around the world have been stuck in jobs that didn't bring them joy, and now they're putting their mental health and happiness first.This is something to be

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been urged to "pump out some content" to pay for their lifestyle from their lucrative deals with Netflix and Spotify.The pair have released only one episode under their Spotify deal and they are yet to release anything for Netflix. Both companies have recently advertised for producers to help Harry and Meghan make shows.

The YouTuber who was this week ordered to pay Cardi B a neat $4 million in damages after being found liable for defamation has vowed to appeal the ruling. She is now spinning the whole dispute as a big old battle against the sinister Hollywood machine and a full-on mission to protect the free speech rights contained in the First Amendment of the US Constitution.

Having moved to America in March 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have swapped foggy days in London for sun soaked days in California. Known for being the home of A-Listers, California has a reputation for favouring healthy living, with streets bursting with juice bars, skin care clinics and pilates studios. And it seems that the move, combined with Meghan's influence, has rubbed off on Harry as he has embraced her love for health and wellbeing with open arms.

Prince Harry is now under “increased” risk of threats after leaving the Royal Family, according to a security expert.The Duke of Sussex has spoken of his concern over the safety of him, his wife Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, if they visit the UK due to a lack of police protection.Harry has submitted a judicial review against the Home Office after the Duke offered to pay for the protection himself.Richard Atch, director of operations for Mobus International Security, has warned that the risks to Harry have only increased since he left royal working life.Speaking to Us Weekly's Royally Us, Mr Atch said: "By virtue of the fact he is a senior member of the Royal Family, he is exposed to a wide variety of serious threats and the risks to those threats have increased since his departure from the Royal Family."The fact that he no longer received police protection, his risk to threats have certainly spiked.”Mr Atch continued by saying despite him leaving the family, Harry is still a high-profile member of the Royal Family.He added that Harry has “somewhat developed a band of people who would take offence to his action from departing the Royal Family after moving over to the states".

Kate Middleton has celebrated the phenomenal work of mental health service Shout, which she set up with husband Prince William, Prince Harry and Meghan, with a solo visit to its headquarters to meet volunteers.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s choices of names for their newly trademarked companies and claim to have spotted a link with Princess Diana. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have embarked on a number of different business ventures since stepping down from royal duties and leaving for the US in early 2020.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sparked a “PR disaster” over a possible UK return because of their “paranoia” over potential leaks, a royal commentator has claimed.Harry recently made the headlines when lawyers acting on his behalf released a statement alleging that the prince feels unsafe in his home country. As a result, Harry threatened to sue over the Home Office decision to prevent him from personally paying for police protection, as his team suggested threats from extremists and neo-Nazis placed him in danger.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made the 'right decision' to leave the Royal Family back in January 2020, an expert has claimed.

Cardi B had a big win in court.According to court documents obtained by ET, the 29-year-old rapper was awarded a total of $1.25 million in damages by a federal jury in Atlanta, Georgia, on Monday, after they found YouTuber Latasha Kebe, who goes by the name of Tasha K, guilty on the claims of defamation, false light, and emotional distress.Additionally on Tuesday, the jury also awarded Cardi $1.5 million in punitive damages and $1,338,753.47 for her legal fees, for a total of over $4 million in the case.Cardi filed her lawsuit in 2019, accusing Kebe of attempting to defame her with dozens of YouTube videos where she made salacious allegations, including that Cardi has herpes.Last week, the «Up» rapper took the stand and revealed in federal court that allegations made Kebe caused her to feel «extremely suicidal.» According to, Cardi testified that she felt «helpless» after Kebe repeatedly continued to make false claims to her nearly one million YouTube followers. As a result, Cardi testified that she developed fatigue, anxiety, weight loss and migraines over the ordeal.«Only an evil person could do that s**t,» Cardi said, with noting that the rapper apologized to the judge for her language.

Meghan Markle, 40, and Prince Harry, 37, will be celebrating their daughter Lilibet’s first birthday on the same day The Queen, 95, is set to be enjoying a four-day bank holiday for her Platinum Jubilee. Plans have been in place for Her Majesty’s festivities for years now, as she gears up to reach the grand milestone of 70 years on the throne – longer than any monarch before her.

Meghan Markle after winning a multi-million-pound defamation lawsuit against an online hater.This week, the 29-year-old superstar was awarded £2million in damages after being subjected to a “malicious campaign” of defamation by YouTuber Tasha K.Taking to Twitter in the wake of her victory, Cardi B posted: “I need a chat with Megan Markle.”While the cryptic tweet didn’t specify the reason for the chat, fans believe the Grammy winner is referring to the Duchess of Sussex successfully suing Associated Newspapers Limited over the publication of a personal letter to her estranged father, Thomas Markle, last year.During the trial, lawyers for the singer said the YouTuber had waged "a campaign to damage and destroy [Cardi B's] reputation among her fans and the consuming public".Cardi B’s lawsuit claimed Tasha K started making "degrading and harassing statements" in early 2018 and continued to do so, at one point falsely claiming the star had worked as a prostitute.Tasha K, who hosts gossip site UnWineWithTashaK which has 1million subscribers, was previously made to pay damages of almost £1million.On Tuesday, a jury in the state of Georgia ordered that she pay a further £1,109,625.00 in damages and £990,342.88 in legal fees.The total she now has to pay to Cardi B is £3,027,405.38, documents obtained by the PA news agency show.Lawyers claim the YouTuber used her platform to “publish and spread malicious rumours, slanderous assertions, and false information about celebrities…for her personal financial gain".Tasha K has denied any wrongdoing and attempted to file her own lawsuit against the Bodak Yellow hitmaker for assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress, alleging that Cardi “began to publicly trash” her online,

Prince Harry has recently raised concerns about his safety during trips to the UK. He has even threatened legal action to acquire security for his family after his request to buy police protection was denied.Therefore, it is unknown if Harry, wife Meghan Markle and their two young children - Archie and Lilibet - will be attending Prince Philip's memorial service which is set to take place in the Spring, following his death in April last year at the age of 99.

“After almost four years of repeated libel and slander against me, being able to walk away from this victorious brings me great happiness,” Cardi B said in a statement to PEOPLE on Jan. 25, after she was awarded nearly $3 million in punitive damages and legal fees in her defamation lawsuit against YouTuber Tasha K. “I appreciate Judge Ray for conducting a fair and impartial trial.” Cardi, 29, also said she was “grateful” for the jury and their “careful deliberation over the past two weeks.”

Meghan Markle fans have attacked Prince William on Twitter over what they deem to be a hypocritical visit to BAFTA's headquarters.The British Academy of Film and Television Arts will be re-opening its headquarters and the Duke of Cambridge, who is the academy's President, is set to visit the new building on Thursday.According to a Kensington Palace announcement: "The newly refurbished building will help to significantly increase the support BAFTA provides to young people building careers in the film, games and television industries."The new BAFTA headquarters will support over 80,000 people to develop careers in the creative arts industry and provide opportunities to expand BAFTA's learning programmes throughout the UK and globally."Harper's Bazaar royal editor at large, Omid Scobie, took to Twitter to share the news of Prince William's engagement with his followers, but some weren't too pleased.One wrote: "What a joke. His sister-in-law is an actress and look at what he did to her," while another claimed: "Doesn't he hate 'The Actress'? SMH".A third added: "Young people? I’m sure they would prefer to meet someone else", while a fourth tweeted: "Hard days work then."To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.Other Twitter users were quick to support the Duke's visit, however, with one writing: "Fantastic! William’s leadership at BAFTA is so important for supporting young people pursuing careers in the arts."A second tweeted: "Wonderful, so Happy that a re-opening will increase the support, it's a wonderful program...

Kate Middleton and Prince William fell in love over muesli and fruit, a royal expert says.The couple met at St Salvator's, one of the University of St Andrew's 11 halls of residence, and while Kate would often go out for run in the morning, she'd spot William at breakfast in the dining hall a little before it closed. After a couple of weeks of politely nodding and smiling at one another, William made his move and invited Kate to sit with him and his friends.

Big Brother is set to return to our screens bigger and better than ever, with a surprising twist for the new series.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ahead of Princess Eugenie's wedding.The remark, which has recently resurfaced, made it seem 'like competition' between the two royal big days.Prince Harry tied the knot with Meghan Markle in 2018 and just five months later his cousin Princess Eugenie wed her now-husband Jack Brooksbank.But both weddings at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle were broadcast live on TV with Eugenie's nuptials being shown on ITV show This Morning.Ahead of his youngest daughter's big day, Prince Andrew gave an interview on This Morning and talked about how his daughter's wedding would be different from his nephew Harry's. However, viewers accused him of making it a competition over who had the most guests after Eugenie and Jack invited 850 guests compared to Harry and Meghan's 600.The Duke said: "It will not be the same as the previous one that was held in May.

Netflix is on the hunt for help to work on Meghan Markle's TV series Pearl at the same time that Spotify is reportedly taking her and Prince Harry's podcast "into their own hands". Back in July 2021, the Duchess of Sussex, 40, announced through her charity Archewell that she's creating an animated series following the adventures of 12 year old girl, who is inspired by influential women in history.