GMB's Richard Madeley takes swipe at Prince Harry for 'dreadful' acting

Meghan Markle took part in a staged kidnapping as part of intensive personal protection training in the lead-up to her wedding to Prince Harry.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped back from royal duties in 2020, celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary on Thursday, May 19. However, ahead of their 2018 nuptials, former actress Meghan, 40, took part on in a special two-day training course, led by the British Army's most elite unit the SAS.

Richard Madeley has urged the Tory government to introduce a windfall tax on energy firms who are benefitting from the rise in prices.

Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley left viewers fairly surprised on Wednesday morning after he discussed condoms designed for those aged 65 and over.The 66-year-old shared his astonishment when he stumbled across a story about garden centres selling condoms to OAPs.However due to vegetable-themed condom packet designs, Richard warned viewers that they may not be buying seeds as initially thought.But as the presenter went on to discuss the condoms with Dr Hilary Jones, fans at home also seemed fairly taken aback by the concept.Taking to Twitter, one person wrote: "So a garden centre selling them condoms in what looks like seed packets," followed by a shocked face emoji.Another joked: "Eww. The Over 65s should stick to gardening," followed by a laughing emoji.

Queen has been told by a royal expert to rethink her ban on Prince Harry appearing on the balcony at Buckingham Palace for the Platinum Jubilee.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have only themselves to blame as their "star appeal" has now "died", royal fans have claimed. The damning verdict comes soon after Pearl, the Duchess of Sussex’s planned animated film about a young girl inspired by influential women from history, was scrapped by Netflix after profits plunged at the streaming giant.Their joint podcast Archewell Audio has meanwhile only released a 35-minute Christmas special, which came out back in 2020, with the Sussex's £18million deal with the audio app now looking to be a bad deal for Spotify.Harry and Meghan's string of media flops has been seen by many as evidence that their ability to draw in large audiences is now fading after years of high-profile media attention.Asked by the Daily Express whether the Sussex's "star appeal" was dying, one person simply wrote: “I can honestly say yes it has.”A second believed their conduct since stepping back from The Firm was to blame, writing: "They didn't have any ‘star power’ in the first place.

Archewell has named public relations vet Ashley Momtaheni as EVP of Global Communications. She starts May 30.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterArchewell, the multi-vertical content and philanthropy operation founded by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, has hired Ashley Momtaheni to run global communications.In her new role as executive vice president, Momtaheni will oversee all communications efforts for the company’s numerous divisions — including the Archewell Foundation, Archewell Audio and Archewell Productions.She joins the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, where she currently serves as vice president of global communications and media relations.Prior to Universal, Momtaheni served as director of corporate communications at United Talent Agency. There, she was responsible for raising the profile of the company and its agents, and led internal and external communications strategies.

Prince Harry’s comments about the safety of the internet have been criticised by a royal expert, who observed that Archie and Lilibet won’t old enough to access social media for some time.The prince recently attended a webinar hosted by youth charity 5Rights Foundation, where he reiterated his stance on the dangers of online harm for young people.The Duke of Sussex expressed a concern that his “two little ones” will “never have to experience the internet as it exists now” and called for a safer digital environment.However, speaking to Talk TV, royal expert Angela Levin picked apart the Duke’s comments and suggested that the young age of Archie and Lilibet meant this was a largely hypothetical scenario.“If one is three and the other is nearly one, they’re not going to be on the internet for some time yet,” she suggested.“And by the time they become teenagers, I don’t think the online stuff is going to be anywhere like what it is [now], and they won’t want to do it because it will be stale and old.“So it’s a ludicrous thing to start preparing a child at the age of nearly one, they’re just not ready for it.”Angela also criticised Harry’s suggestion that it is the job of people making money on the internet to “keep us scrolling".“He’s making an awful lot of money out of Spotify and Netflix and not doing very much for it, so I think it’s pot calling the kettle black,” she observed.Meghan Markle was recently dealt a setback when her original animated series Pearl was scrapped amid huge cuts made by the streaming giant.

Who wears short shorts? A former Hollywood actress-turned-duchess of course. Meghan Markle spent the weekend soaking up the sun near her California home as she watched her husband, Prince Harry, compete in another tournament with his team. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been spotted at the Santa Barbara Polo Club, which is located near their Montecito residence.

Prince Harry's ex girlfriend Chelsy Davy has tied the knot with hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be attending the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and bringing children Archie and Lilibet with them to the UK The Duke, 37, and Duchess of Sussex, 40 are said to be flying over to celebrate the festivities with their children and the Royal family over the bank holiday weekend.The couple won't be on the balcony for the flypast, as well as Prince Andrew, which was announced shortly before the couple said they'd still be attending. And as the jubilee nears, where will Meghan and Harry be staying as they return to the UK? Let's take a look...

Prince Harry has revealed that he and his wife, Meghan Markle, are concerned that their children, Archie and Lilibet will grow up to be “digital experiments” in “a world of hatred and harm”. Harry, 36, made the comments via video link as he took part in an online event titled Making Child Online Safety a Reality and helped to launch an ‘online safety toolkit’.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently made a surprise trip to the UK ahead of the Invictus Games. It won’t be long until they return again, as the couple are set to come back with their two children, Archie and Lilibet.They're rumoured to be staying in Windsor's royal residence Frogmore Cottage, where Princess Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank currently live with their toddler daughter August Philip.It’s a special place for the royals, as Frogmore was their first family home together when Archie was born.They will be back for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, helping mark this historic celebration in British history.It also has a long history and more recent controversy, especially when the two used millions of pounds in taxpayer money to refurbish the place.Here is everything you need to know about Frogmore Cottage.Despite Harry and Meghan calling Frogmore Cottage home, it is technically owned by the Crown Estate.This means that ownership is passed from monarch to monarch and isn’t solely owned by one person.This complicated matters when Harry and Meghan wanted to refurb the old home, as the Crown Estate is directly funded by taxpayer money.The pair faced massive criticism over the refurbishment, which cost a staggering £2.7million.However, the couple defended their eye-watering bill, saying it was mainly work that already needed doing.

GOOD Morning Britain fans were left furious this morning as Richard Madeley made a “short-sighted” comment about poverty. The host, 66, was discussing the cost of living crisis and recent comments from a minister suggesting that people should work harder to get by.

Chelsy Davy has married Sam Cutmore-Scott in a private ceremony that “very few people knew about," according to reports. Chelsy, 36, dated Prince Harry on-and-off for seven years, with the pair officially calling time on their relationship in 2011. And the businesswoman has now married Sam, 37, the brother of Tenet actor Jack Cutmore-Scott.

Good Morning Britain viewers made a rather humorous Alan Partridge comparison on Tuesday morning (May 17) after Richard Madeley made a funny space remark.While talking to British mountaineer Kenton Cool about his latest Everest summit expedition – making it a record 16th time – Richard couldn't help but show his astonishment at the height of the mountain. Speaking openly, Richard said: "You're at the world's highest point.

Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy has reportedly married hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott.The businesswoman, who was in an on-and-off relationship with the Duke of Sussex for seven years, tied the knot with Oxford graduate Mr Cutmore-Scott in a private wedding that "very few people knew about", the Daily Mail reports. The 36-year-old, who was born in Zimbabwe and grew up on her family's game reserve in the country, was a guest at Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in May 2018.

Strictly Come Dancing star Johannes Radebe joined Prince Edward to celebrate the Duke of Edinburgh Gold award winners at a celebration event in the Buckingham Palace gardens in London.The 35 year old South African dancer shared an empowering message with the young people in who gathered at the ceremony and told those in attendance: "Don’t dream big. Dream huge." He looked smart in a pin-striped blue suit as he joined the Earl of Wessex, 58, at the first in-person party for gold award holders since the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Harry joined his friend, Nacho Figueras, on a team called Los Padres, which means the fathers, or parents, in Spanish, where they took home second place in the Folded Hills Pope Challenge.Meghan was on hand at the Santa Barbara Polo Club on two separate occasions — not far from their home in Montecito — to cheer on her husband.The first saw Meghan in blue shorts and a long-sleeve blue, button-down blouse, while the second saw the mother of two in a similar number, this time, all-white.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will lose their relevance and lose their top billing as they start drifting from their royal connections, a royal expert has claimed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been accused of relying on their ties to the Royal Family to promote their brand and causes. Robert Hardman, journalist and royal expert, told Write Royalty: "I think their brand depends entirely on their royal status and their royal connections, and therefore that's what they are going to have to trade on, however much they say otherwise." Details in Prince Harry's upcoming memoir is what people will "want to know about" over the "worthy charitable activity", according to the expert.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry would get "booed" if they stepped onto the balcony at the Platinum Jubilee next month, according to a poll. It comes after Buckingham Palace announced that the Queen will only be accompanied by royal family members “who are currently undertaking official public duties” last week.