Harry branded 'People's Prince' for sporting 'Girl Dad' t-shirt in cringe travel ad

Meghan Markle had to call in help from her family to deal with Archie, it has emerged.The Duchess of Sussex reportedly moved her mum Doria Ragland, a former social worker, into her and Prince Harry's luxury mansion to help with raising her son.Doria, 63, stayed with Meghan and Harry at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor shortly after Archie was born, and later returned for a longer stint at the property.

Netflix has snagged a very royal reality series!

Prince Harry's "constant battle" with mental health has been addressed by Running Wild presenter, Bear Grylls.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the adventurer and climate activist, 47, spoke candidly about the issue of mental health as well as the launch of his Gone Wild Festival following the coronavirus pandemic.The Running Wild presenter previously told how he struggled from the death of his father when he was younger.Bear wrote: "When my father died unexpectedly I was just a young man, so I sought out counselling."I did it covertly because I was embarrassed that I needed help, and felt overwhelmed and panicked by silly stuff."Sharing it helped, and reminded me of the fundamental truth that the first step toward empowerment is honesty," he previously told GQ Magazine.READ MORE: Last year, Harry spoke candidly about his struggles in the docu-series, The Me You Can't See, which saw him speak to talk show host Oprah Winfrey about his mental health battles.Harry had also previously shared how he had "shut down all of his emotions" following the death of his mother, Princess Diana, at just 12 years old.When asked about how it felt to hear the Prince's revelations about his mental health, the Channel 4 host admitted that it is a "constant battle" for lots of people.Bear answered: "I think mental health is a key part of all of our lives."It's really right and proper that there has been a shift in people's focus to realise that you got to look after your mental health in the same way you've got to look after your physical and your spiritual health and your emotional health."And, you know, it's a constant battle as well for so many veterans," he added.The star went on: "It's a big focus for the charity that we raise money

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reported to be filming an ‘at-home docuseries’ for Netflix.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly filming an At Home With The Sussexes docuseries for Netflix.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to have been filming at their $14million mansion in Montecito, California, for the series, that is set to be part of their mega £112million deal with the streaming giant. It has been added that the royals, who are celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary today, were joined by their camera crew when they went to New York last September and Netherlands last month for the Invictus Games.The camera crew have also been given access to their stunning mansion, according to Page Six - however, it is unclear whether their adorable children Archie, three, and 11-month-old Lilibet will star in the show.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are gearing up to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary and their Royal life looks very different to what it did on their big day.It's been an unusual few years for the Royal couple since their marriage on May 19, 2018 - and not without its controversy.Having had two children Archie and Lilibet, the family now reside in California, making the decision to take an official step back as senior Royals.In their first year of marriage, the couple used their Sussex Royal Instagram account to release a montage of new photos from their special day but every anniversary following it has been a much quieter affair.They chose to step back as senior Royals in January 2020 with a plan to review the position a year on.However a year on, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirmed to Her Majesty The Queen that they would not be returning to Royal duties, instead stepping down permanently.Since then, the couple have been working on deals with Netflix and Spotify so they were able to reach financial independence and have even been dubbed 'reclusive' as they adjust to normal life. According to reports, this has meant Harry and Meghan have often changed friendship circles, with some alleging that Prince Harry has even cut contact with some of his former friends over the years.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are gearing up to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary tomorrow, and it'll be their third over the pond.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex got married in a lavish televised ceremony complete with a slew of celebrity guests and a wedding gown to die for during a gorgeous sunny day at Windsor Castle in 2018. Yet Harry, 37, and 40 year old Meghan, who reportedly underwent "SAS style training" ahead of her marriage to the prince, only celebrated as senior members of the Royal family once. By March 2020, they had decided to step down as senior members of the Firm and were planning a move to California.

It was a day of celebration, when the whole country came together. But as Prince Harry and Meghan celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary today, their lives look very different to 2018 - both in private and in public. No longer working royals, the two have stepped down from their official royal duties, and now live outside of the UK in Meghan's native California.Their social circle has also evolved, with some of those closest to the couple back in 2018, no longer part of their daily lives.The pair will be celebrating their fourth anniversary together which will most likely be observed in private at their Californian home with their son Archie and daughter Lilibet.

Prince Harry’s marriage to former actress Meghan Markle demonstrated a shift in the Royal Family’s priorities, according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary in what has been an eventful few years for the royals.Since the couple married at the iconic St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in 2018, they have welcomed two children, Archie and Lilibet.Harry and Meghan also sent shockwaves after leaving their roles as working royals to start a new life in California.Although their marriage and Meghan’s introduction into royal life has been eventful for the Royal Family, one expert believes it shows The Firm have made love a “priority”.Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily and the To Di For Daily podcast, believes if Harry did find his “soulmate” in Meghan then that is the "biggest win".She told the Daily Star: “No matter how you feel about the couple, Prince Harry obviously found something in Meghan Markle that he felt he was lacking in his life. "I know that it's not a popular opinion, but if Prince Harry has found his soulmate and he loves her then I think that is their biggest win.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.“Let's not forget that Meghan Markle was accepted by the Royal Family and invited into the fold.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are today celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary.The California couple have now been married for four years, tying the knot in a beautiful ceremony at Windsor Castle.They follow a sweet tradition for the anniversary each year, a reminder of the importance of their marriage as the two have gone through rocky and turbulent times together.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex ditched royal duties and Harry was stripped of his military titles by the Queen, while he has also gone through a rift with his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles.Meghan's time with the royals was particularly difficult, later alleging that press coverage and the lack of sympathy from other senior royals had left her feeling like she "didn't want to be alive anymore".Despite the difficult patches, Harry and Meghan have happily brought two children, Archie and Lilibet, into the world after they got married.So how will they be celebrating their anniversary?According to People magazine, Harry and Meghan follow the traditional wedding anniversary gift custom, in which a certain item has to be given on a particular anniversary.The first anniversary, for example, is paper, and the couple will see silk and linen meet platinum in this jubilee year.A four-year anniversary tradition in Meghan's native US is fruit and flowers, whereas the UK prefers to celebrate with gifts of silk and linen, so which one the couple chooses is up to them.For the paper anniversary, Meghan is reported to have given Harry a framed copy of their wedding speech around one week after their son Archie was born.Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got married on May 19 2018 at Windsor Castle.

Meghan Markle's long-running family drama could have been prevented years ago if she had told them about Prince Harry sooner, a source claimed to Fox News last year..The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be celebrating their four year wedding anniversary on Thursday (May 19) and are still one of the most talked about couples in the world.Alongside the ex-royal couple's polarising romance has been a myriad of tense family drama between Meghan and all of her family members. Her father Thomas Markle Sr has been the most notable member to speak out against the Duchess over the years.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle said 'I do' at St George's Chapel in Windsor in front of high-profile royals and celebrities.RELATED: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's sweet wedding detail you might have missedAround 11.5 million reportedly tuned in to watch the royal wedding from afar, but have you ever wondered what it was really like to attend their big day? As well as the royal's relatives such as the Queen and Prince Charles, the likes of Victoria Beckham and Serena Williams witnessed the special occasion.WATCH: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding singer opens up about working on the royal weddingOn their anniversary, which falls on 19 May, we take a look at what the stars have said about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's nuptials. Victoria and David Beckham were among those to get a golden ticket to this legendary royal occasion, and when speaking to the Evening Standard, Posh Spice gushed about the special day.She said: "It was such a beautiful, incredible wedding.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will give fans a never-seen-before look at their home lives in a new Netflix series, according to Hollywood insiders.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are at a "make-or-break" point with Netflix, and things may come to a head during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations next month, according to a royal expert. Last year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly signed a deal with the streaming giant worth £72million.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have "only themselves to blame" as their "star appeal" has now "died", royals fans have claimed.

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.

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.