Harry's memoir expected to be 'very harsh' as Duke is 'anxious to tell his truth'

Prince Charles could "need" his son Prince Harry, 37, and his wife Meghan Markle, 40, to assist him as they would be a "huge asset" to the Royal Family, according to expert Tina Brown.The royal author speculated that the 73 year old future King, who stepped in for his mother the Queen's shoes this week during the State Opening of Parliament, would also be grateful of their modern "appeal". “My guess is Charles is really going to want them back — sort of need them back actually," she said in a new interview.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle told the Queen that they never wanted a place on the Buckingham Palace balcony as part of her Platinum Jubilee celebration, claims a pal of the couple. However, the couple did insist on being able to attend Her Majesty’s Thanksgiving service, according to reports.The Queen is due to mark 70 years on the throne next month, with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex confirming they will return to the UK for the four day-long celebration along with their children Archie, 3, and Lilibet, who is due to turn one over the long Jubilee weekend on 4 June.

Prince Charles "will need" Prince Harry and Meghan Markle when he becomes king because the Sussexes are highly valuable to the UK, a royal expert has claimed. On Tuesday (May 10), the Prince of Wales attended the Opening of State Parliament on behalf of the monarch, which gave a glimpse of what life could be like under his reign.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle told the Queen that they never wanted to be on the balcony at Buckingham Palace for her Platinum Jubilee, according to sources.It comes after the palace confirmed only working members of the Royal Family could appear on the balcony on June 2 - leaving Harry and Meghan out in the cold.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are returning to the UK next month with their children for the four-day celebration to mark the monarch’s 70-year reign.Courtiers and aides are continuing to finalise which events they will attend.Despite claiming that they ‘never wanted to appear on the balcony’, a royal insider claims the pair did insist on attending the Queen’s Thanksgiving Service, as reported by The Sun.Biographer and pal Omid Scobie, author of Finding Freedom, denied they were “cut” from the balcony line-up and Trooping the Colour, which marks the monarch’s birthday.Writing for Yahoo news, Mr Scobie said Harry had “spoken with his grandmother about the possibility of not attending Trooping the Colour long before last week’s announcements”.The Sussexes thought it “inappropriate” to appear at the “balcony moment” as they were no longer working royals, he added.It comes as royal experts claimed that the couple is attending the celebrations because they "need to be seen as royal" and the decision to come back is "entirely due to branding".The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced last week that they would travel from California, US to attend Jubilee events in the first week of June.Since they sensationally stepped down as working royals in 2020, they have only returned to the UK together once, meeting with the Queen at Windsor in April ahead of the Invictus Games.Keep up to date with all the latest news stories.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has been described as being “instrumental” in trying to heal the rift between Prince Charles and his youngest son, Harry. There’s been ongoing reports of a rift between Prince Harry and his family after he married actress Meghan Markle and relocated to America with their son Archie.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will return to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations because they "need to be seen as royal", according to a royal expert. It has also been said that the decision to come back is "entirely due to branding". The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced last week that they would travel from California, US to attend Jubilee events in the first week of June.

James Corden has visited Meghan Markle and Prince Harry at their home in Montecito. In an interview with The Sun, The Late Late Show host recalled, “It was more a sort of play date scenario [with the kids].

Prince Harry 's ex-army pal said he "genuinely hopes" that the Oprah Winfrey interview consequences were "worth it to him".

HE is the highest-paid British TV presenter. He has earned an OBE, won 11 Emmys and is friends with everyone from David Beckham to Michelle Obama.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been branded "naive" and "out of touch" to believe that their programme ideas would be "simply signed off" by Netflix, according to a source. The news came after Netflix decided not to proceed with the former working royal couple's first animated series, Pearl.A source - who is a consultant with streaming services including Netflix said: "There was a belief that they thought that Pearl would simply be presented and released.

Prince Harry suffers from a “damaging” label that has been stuck with him since he was born, a royal expert has claimed.The Duke of Sussex – who is the second child of Prince Charles and late Lady Diana – was forced to cope with being called “the spare” to his brother Prince William, who was known as “the heir”.It was a nickname that Harry struggled to come to terms with and his mother Diana “tried to shield” the young Prince from the term, according to commentator Omid Scobie. The royal insider said on the latest episode of Vanity Fair's royal podcast Dynasty: “ I wouldn't wish growing up as a child and being called 'the spare' on anyone.

Prince Harry a "devoted father and husband", revealing that their children have played together.The Gavin and Stacey star, 43, shares three children with his wife Julia Carey, Carey, Max and Charlotte, while Harry and Meghan are parents to Lilibet, 11 months and Archie, three.In a new interview, the host of The Late, Late Show told how he and his wife had been for dinner with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.It comes as the comedian and his family live only 90 minutes away from Harry and Meghan's home in Montecito.When asked whether he had visited the couple's £11million home, the funnyman confirmed that he had.James said: "It was more a sort of play date scenario [with the kids].Then we went out for dinner after, it was lovely.'The flame-haired royal previously appeared as a guest on James' TV show following his move to the States with Meghan.James also told how he is better acquainted with Harry than Meghan after spending more time with him.He added: "I have a huge amount of respect and admiration for Harry, and anyone who has been around him and spent time with him would feel exactly the same way.“I think he is a devoted and loving husband and father and I think what they have done [in turning away from royal life] is incredibly brave and I’ll always be in their corner."The star continued: "I have nothing but admiration and respect for them."I think it’s impossible to judge any of it really," he told The Sun.James' comments come after he confirmed that he is quitting his CBS chat show next year.The comedian explained part of his decision was in a bid to explore other avenues and take on new adventures.Speaking on the show, he said while tearing up: "Seven and half years ago I started hosting this show and there's no

James Corden has revealed he and Prince Harry's children have had playdates at the royal's £11million mansion that he shares with wife Meghan Markle.The 43 year old has enjoyed a successful run in Los Angeles over the past seven years, bringing celebrities of all backgrounds onto his The Late Late Show, including the likes of Michelle Obama and Adele. In February 2021, Harry, 37, also went on the show, where he spoke about everything from his first date with Meghan, 40, to The Crown. Now, James has opened up on his friendship with Harry, explaining that his children Max, 11, Carey, seven, and Charlotte, four, have enjoyed a playdate with her royal couple's kids Archie, three, and Lilibet, 11 months.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle “parasites” during an appearance on Piers Morgan’s Uncensored.The 66-year-old singer unleashed a brutal rant against the royal pair, criticizing their conduct and saying they’d be better off “getting a job at Mc Donald’s.”The former Sex Pistols frontman was asked about the couple’s contribution to the royal debate by host Piers.He replied: “I’m sorry but I think they’ve showed themselves to be parasites.“If you wanna opt-out of that family situation then please by all means do and go and work for McDonalds but don’t expect me to be still forking money out to support your nonsense."He added: “They seem to be amazingly ungrateful or at least he is.“As public figures, if they don’t want to be a public figure then shut your mouth.”Speaking further of the Royal Family, Johnny, whose real name is John Lydon, said he was “really proud” of the Queen but believes the end of her reign may mark the end of the monarchy.“There’s a view that I’m completely against the Royal Family as human beings, I’m not. I’m actually really, really proud of the queen for surviving and doing so well.

Family love. Prince Harry is missed by Prince William’s kids. An insider revealed to Us Weekly on May 12, 2022 that the Duke of Cambridge’s children with wife Kate Middleton—Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4—love their uncle and the rest of their family in the most adorable way.

Prince Charles in the Queen's chair should 'panic' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, according to a royal expert. It comes after the Prince of Wales and Prince William stepped in to give the Queen's speech to the Houses of Parliament after Her Majesty had to cancel at the last moment due to mobility issues.It was the first time in 59 years that the monarch wasn't able to give the important legislative speech, with Charles addressing politicians in her place.Writing after the occasion, royal commentator Daniela Elser said the "clobber-over-the-head obvious" symbolism of the "watershed" moment showed that the Queen's reign will soon be coming to an end.But she said an added meaning to the picture would be clear to the California-based Sussexes, who are now distanced from a Royal Family that appears to be moving on without them. The royal expert said in her column for News.com.au: "If there is anyone for whom this Charles photo should be a cause for serious alarm it is his son and daughter-in-law Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex.""Despite having thrown in the Harrods towel more than two years ago to try their luck on the West Coast as entrepreneur-philanthropist-celebrity-politicians...

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are currently enjoying a tour of Scotland with a focus on discussing mental health. While they are there Prince William, 39, and Catherine, 40, are addressed as the Earl and Countess of Strathearn. When William married Catherine in 2011, the Queen bestowed many titles upon the couple including this one amongst others including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Baron and Lady Carrickfergus.They’re not the only royals to go by different names in Scotland, though.

It’s been almost four years since Prince Harry and his American actress love Meghan Markle tied the knot in a fairytale wedding at Windsor Castle in 2018, after dating for almost two years. Those subsequent years have been anything but uneventful, with the birth of two children, ‘Megxit’, and a transatlantic move to the US.

Prince William opened up about the grief he still feels over the loss of his mother Princess Diana while at an unveiling ceremony for a new garden built in memory of the victims of the Manchester Arena bombing.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in talks over a potential second sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey as a form of "damage control" against new revelations it has been claimed The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to want to respond to claims made in a new book by former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown. Ms Brown interviewed a number of insiders and royal contacts for the book, called The Palace Papers, which details the backdrop to Prince Harry, 37, and his wife stepping back from royal duties in 2020.

Good Morning Britain (GMB) host Richard Madeley has taken a swipe at Prince Harry after the Royal appeared in a new advert for his travel firm Travalyst. Richard, 65, labelled Harry, 37, as "dreadful" and questioned why Travalyst ever released the footage. In the video Harry can be seen going for a run while wearing a ‘Girl Dad’ T-shirt, before being ambushed by ‘rating’ agents.The idea behind the comedy skit was to promote a project to assess travellers on how sustainable they are when they’re on holiday.