How royal Fab Four supported each other after Queen's death including Meghan's sweet gesture

It’s giving Prince Harry, with a positive twist?!

K.J. Yossman Queen Elizabeth II’s cause of death has been revealed after her death certificate was released to the public. The Queen, who was 96, died of “old age,” according to the document, which was published by the National Records of Scotland on Thursday (Sept.

The Queen died of old age, her death certificate today has revealed. National Records of Scotland published an extract from Her Majesty The Queen’s entry in the Register of Deaths this afternoon.

Queen Elizabeth II's cause of death has been revealed. Her Majesty died on Sept.

Her Majesty the Queen died from old age, her death certificate has confirmed.The Queen is understood to have passed away peacefully on September 8 aged 96 after doctors became concerned about her health, keeping her under close observation.According to her official death certificate, the Queen passed away at 15:10pm from old age in the grounds of Balmoral castle in Scotland.READ MORE: Harry and Meghan fear Charles is 'easing them out' of Royal Family, says expertHer death was registered by the palace's official doctor Douglas James Allan Glass.It is thought that Princess Anne was the only member of the Queen's close family who was with her at the time of her death. Prior to the announcement of the Queen's death at 6:30pm on September 8, senior members of the Royal family including King Charles and Prince William travelled to Balmoral to be with her in her final moments - however, it appears they were too late.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are reported to have been protected during their visit to the UK by a bodyguard who has previously been convicted of domestic abuse. The Sussexes hired their own security for their unofficial European tour, which they had embarked on just days before the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II. During their time in the UK, the couple were photographed alongside bodyguard and former police officer Pere Daobry.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are 'worried' about 'being eased out of Royal picture', an author has claimed. In a shake up of the official royal website, the bios of Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, - who are no longer working royals - tumbled to the bottom of the page, just ahead of disgraced Prince Andrew, whereas they used to be in the middle, under senior royals such as Prince William and Kate Middleton.The pair stepped down as official members of the royal family in early 2020, subsequently moving to America, before tensions ensued between them and the rest of the royal family when Meghan and Harry levied a number of allegations towards The Firm.

Sharon Osbourne says she was injected with ketamine as part of her therapy to cope with the fallout from a royal racism row. Ozzy Osbourne's wife backed comments made by her pal Piers Morgan during the furore and as a result, she lost her job.

rewrite sections of his forthcoming memoir over fears it will reflect poorly in the wake of the Queen's death - but do you think he should cancel its release?According to one royal expert, the Duke of Sussex wants to edit his bombshell book to avoid causing offence to his estranged family members.In an interview with GB News, Kinsey Schofield said: “He is afraid that he’ll come off insensitive and he’s afraid that there will be backlash if he releases some of these stories right after the death of Queen Elizabeth as his father King Charles is trying to start his reign on a high note.”Harry has vowed that the book will be a "truthful and wholly accurate" account of his life - with the announcement of the novel sending a "tsunami of fear" through royal circles.Penguin Random House has described the memoir as an “honest and captivating personal portrait” of his “lifetime in the public eye from childhood to the present day”.But after viewing the first draft, the publisher asked the Duke to rewrite sections of it, as they regarded the manuscript as “too touchy feely” and too focused on mental health, writes the Mail on Sunday.Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.It is understood that the royal family, as well as their lawyers and advisors, have not read any part of the manuscript. There is currently no publication date for the forthcoming book, but do you think Prince Harry should cancel its release? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. The Daily Star will also be discussing the topic with you below in the comments and you can join in! All you have to do is sign up, submit your comment, register your details and then you can take part.

Denmark's Queen has officially stripped four of her grandchildren of their royal titles, the Danish royal household has confirmed. Queen Margrethe, 82, removed prince and princess titles from Nikolai, 23, Felix, 20, Henrik, 13, and Athena, ten.

King Charles III.Mike, 43, is married to Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter Zara Tindall, the daughter of Charles's sister, Princess Anne.Speaking on his sports podcast, The Good, The Bad, and The Rugby, the former rugby player told his fellow hosts James Haskell and Alex Payne that he almost curtseyed the King.READ MORE: Queen's granddaughter 'hopes to God' she doesn't feature on Netflix hit The CrownRoyal protocol dictates that upon meeting the monarch, men should bow with their neck, not bending their waist, while women are meant to curtsy.Mike said: "You know when you're following a routine? I almost curtseyed to the King the other day."Without thinking about it. I was just following my wife, saw her curtsey, and I, fortunately, didn't."He manged to style out his curtsy by turning it into a "lower bow".He admitted to listeners of the podcast that he may have looked as though he'd "stubbed my toe or something on the floor."Mike also spoke candidly about how the Royal Family had responded to the Queen's death.He told his co-hosts: "It's been sad, emotional but happy.

Meghan Markle's "Archetypes" podcast is set return to Spotify with new episodes on Oct. 4, after a four-week hiatus following Queen Elizabeth II's death on Sept. 8, and a royal expert is weighing in on what royal watchers will be looking out for from Markle's upcoming guests.  The new episodes will feature guests Lisa Ling, Margaret Cho, Constance Wu, Issa Rae, Ziwe Fumudoh, Amanda Seales, Allison Yarrow, and Robin Thede.

The podcast by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex is to return to Spotify following the death of Queen Elizabeth. The royal's show 'Archetypes' - in which she chats with her celebrity pals - was halted in the aftermath of the monarch's passing on September 8 while the Duchess and her husband Harry, Duke of Sussex remained in the UK during the official mourning period and to attend the state funeral on September 19. New episodes of 'Archetypes' were shelved out of respect for the late Queen, but Spotify bosses have now confirmed they will continue from next week.

Following Queen Elizabeth II’s death, the royal family had to adjust to properly greeting the new monarch, King Charles III.

Meghan Markle wanted to be seen as a princess, which is likely why she and Prince Harry requested to reside at Windsor Castle after marrying. Prince Harry and Markle married in 2018 and moved into Frogmore Cottage.The home is located on the grounds of Windsor Castle and is property belonging to the Crown Estate. However, Markle seemingly didn't want to live there.

King Charles is hopeful that with time, he can make peace with his youngest son and daughter-in-law. Palace sources recently told The Telegraph that the monarch saw "tremendous flickers of hope" in his recent interactions with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex amid Queen Elizabeth’s death. "I don’t think anyone would deny that publicly Prince Harry and Meghan Markle behaved themselves during the loss of Queen Elizabeth II," Kinsey Schofield, royal expert and host of the "To Di For" podcast, told Fox News Digital.

A touching honor. Princess Kate paid tribute to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, during a visit to Wales.

Pushed down. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were demoted on the royal website.

With the official royal mourning period now being over, members of the Firm are resuming their official duties following the death of the Queen. And as King Charles prepares to enter the fourth week of his reign, he will undoubtedly have a busy time with several important issues to be tackled.