Danny Baker slams 'grotesque pantomime' as he claims Prince George 'forced' to wear suit

There's been a lot of attention on Harry and Meghan since the day they announced they were packing their bags and starting a new life in America.

ITV this evening, many social media users have rushed to Twitter to comment on the "poor attendance" from the Royal Family. Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex were invited to represent the family, with many fans expecting to see the new King or his son Prince William in the royal box.Held at the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Variety has been running since 1912 and includes a range of performances, from comedy and music to dance magic and speciality acts.The annual celebration of talent raises money for the Royal Variety Charity, of which the new King is a life patron and will this year be honouring the life of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.Senior members of the British Royal Family attend in person each year, with King Charles joining multiple times over the years.However, many social media users took to Twitter to comment on the "poor" attendance from the Royals as Prince Edward and his wife represented the family.Neilsayer1 said: "Blimey.

Prince Louis, Prince George and Princess Charlotte do not eat their Christmas lunch with other members of the Royal Family.

Prince Harry is set to give an exclusive interview ahead of his bombshell memoirs released next month.

Stacey Dooley, 35, took to Instagram yesterday to break her silence on the “vile” remarks made by Jeremy Clarkson, 62, in his latest column.The former Strictly Come Dancing winner pointed out that, while she doesn’t usually like to comment on such matters in public, she felt she could not stay silent over the Clarkson’s Farm presenter’s comments. On Sunday, Jeremy was slammed by a mixture of celebrities, high-profile figures and members of the British public after he described his hatred of Meghan Markle “on a cellular level”. In the former Top Gear host’s latest column, he wrote: “Meghan, though, is a different story. I hate her.“Not like I hate Nicola Sturgeon or Rose West.

Mike became the eighth contestant to be eliminated from the ITV series and reunited with his wife Zara after his exit.As he arrived at the lavish JW Marriott hotel with his wife Zara, Mike threw his arms up in the air in celebration of arriving back into civilisation.He was given a warm welcome by his former campmates and received a huge hug from Seann Walsh and Sue Cleaver.After a small catch-up in the hotel lobby with his friends, Mike and Zara headed to their room for a shower and food.The former rugby player admitted at the time that his stint in the jungle helped him overcome challenges and continue to have a positive attitude.Speaking to presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly during his eviction interview, he told them: "I am good, I am good."I think it has been a long time so you are getting ready, I could feel my body getting ready, you know when the final day could be and I always said going into the final week I am happy to go."But then you get to a tipping point where you go, well actually at this point you want to stay and then Cyclone yesterday was a lot of fun.The former rugby player admitted at the time that his stint in the jungle helped him overcome challenges and continue to have a positive attitude.Speaking to presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly during his eviction interview, he told them: "I am good, I am good."I think it has been a long time so you are getting ready, I could feel my body getting ready, you know when the final day could be and I always said going into the final week I am happy to go."But then you get to a tipping point where you go, well actually at this point you want to stay and then Cyclone yesterday was a lot of fun."So yeah I am pretty comfortable with it.

Jeremy Clarkson has said he is “horrified” his incendiary comments about Meghan Markle in a newspaper column have “caused so much hurt.”

Carol Vorderman, 61, slammed Jeremy Clarkson, 62, on Twitter today after he described his hatred of Meghan Markle, 41, on “a cellular level” in his latest column. Carol called out Jeremy for his tirade against Meghan in view of her 513,200 followers, pointing out that it was “not ok on any level”. Prince Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan have sent shockwaves through the world with the release of their recent Netflix documentary. Some viewers found they sympathised with the couple, while others were left furious after the tell-all series was dropped on the streaming giant. In Clarkson’s Farm star Jeremy’s latest column, he wrote: “Meghan, though, is a different story.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George were seen to "prove Meghan wrong" after their behaviour at the ITV Royal Family Christmas Concert.

Prince Harry, 38, and Meghan Markle, 41, unveiled the last three episodes of their Netflix series, Harry & Meghan on Thursday.The final volume of the Sussexes’ controversial Netflix documentary features claims about Meghan’s treatment in the press, her mental health and their relationship with the Prince of Wales.Prince Harry also alleged the couple had suffered from leaks and planted stories.Ahead of the show's final, Jane Moore, addressed the couple's first three episodes.The Loose Women star joked she would love to be a "fly on the wall at Sandringham this Christmas" after the jaw-dropping Netflix series.The 60-year-old suggested that while the Royal Family has adopted the "never complain, never explain mantra" King Charles could potentially make a U-turn, as she urged the royal to lift the non-disclosure arrangements over alleged bullying claims.It comes after the palace previously confirmed a private investigation into complaints that Meghan had bullied members of staff, claims she has always denied.It confirmed the review had looked at how palace staff had handled the complaints, rather than scrutinising details of the allegations themselves.Buckingham Palace launched the investigation in March 2021.Writing in her latest column for The Sun, Jane said: "For that pesky fountain pen he lost patience with has got nothing on his temperamental youngest son spilling his guts on Netflix knowing full well that the chances of his duty bound father and brother stooping to his level and retaliating are very slim indeed."So their hands are tied in the face of this globally streamed verbal onslaught.

Love wins! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fondly looked back on their 2018 royal wedding in episode four of their Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan, which dropped on Thursday, December 15.

Meghan Markle had a one word answer for Prince William’s response to her and Harry’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Getting into the thick of it. Volume two of Harry & Meghan dove into Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal exit — and they didn’t mince words about how they felt they were treated differently than other senior members of the family.

Reliving the past. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are revisiting the beginning of their romance on Netflix’s Harry & Meghan — much to the dismay of the royal family across the pond.

Her side of the story. Meghan Markle alleged that false stories about her were used by the palace to bury negative narratives about other members of the royal family.

Piers Morgan, 57, has advised the royals to keep quiet about Prince Harry, 38, and his wife Meghan Markle, 41, whom he described as “California mud-slingers” in his latest tweet.The TalkTV host is an outspoken critic of the couple, and has been picking apart their controversial Netflix documentary since the first three episodes were released last Thursday.This morning, Piers hit out at the couple once more in view of his 8.2 million Twitter followers over their documentary, entitled Harry & Meghan.“The Royal Family should say absolutely nothing about the California mud-slingers… Ever again,” he wrote. “Don’t talk about them, don’t brief about them, just confine them to the cavernous trash can of whiny brat celebrity irrelevance with dignified regal silence.”Piers has sent out a series of tweets slamming the couple since the launch of their new Netflix series, which has divided opinion across the board.On his show, he also described Harry and Meghan as “the Duke and Duchess of gaslighting."Yesterday, Piers reacted to the trailer for the second part of the series, which will be released this Thursday.“King Charles needs to strip these two poisonous rats of all remaining titles and ties to the Royal Family…” Piers fumed. “And needs to do it fast before they destroy the Monarchy.”In a follow-up tweet, he branded the pair “disgusting”, penning: “Imagine being the Royal Family still grieving the loss of your great Matriarch just a few weeks ago.“And now having to endure two relatives who deserted royal duty and Britain for riches in America, publicly trashing you as racists and liars week after week? It’s so disgusting.” (sic)Upon the initial release of the trailer for the highly-anticipated documentary last week, Piers was

The BBC has been forced onto the defensive over its coverage of the Netflix Harry & Meghan series after receiving a string of complaints stating it had been “excessive and promoting Netflix.”

Prince Harry and Meghan's Netflix series is likely to have ruined the relationship between the Sussexes and the Prince of Wales for good, a friend of William has claimed.

As the world reacts to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series, the couple are addressing the narrative that they left their roles working for the royal family for a private life.