Kate Middleton Rewore a Favorite Alexander McQueen Coat to Greet Well-Wishers at Christmas—See Pics

Kate Middleton could pay a "high price" when the revelations in Prince Harry's book are published next week, a royal expert claims.

Prince Harry, 38, and wife Meghan Markle, 41, are mistaken in their allegations that there is racism within the Royal Family.She has blasted their Netflix series, declaring it "jolly tedious" and adding that she hadn't watched a "single second" of it, as she believes it to be rooted in negativity."Six hours of doom and gloom!" she groaned, acknowledging that Harry is "probably quite unhappy".Yesterday, it was revealed that the Prince is desperate to reunite with his brother and father and bury the hatchet - but many critics have countered that the public nature of their Netflix documentary may not be the best way to achieve peace.Not only will Sue not be watching their series, but she's not keen on purchasing Harry's much awaited autobiography, Spare, either."[The Netflix show] would be six hours of my life pretty much wasted," she declared, adding that when it comes to his tell-all book, she'll simply read the excerpts from the newspapers."You just read the juicy bits, don't you?" she mused."I haven't got enough life left to waste on Harry's book, I'm afraid!"Harry reportedly demanded an apology over how Meghan was allegedly treated during her time as a working royal, before the pair moved to the USA.When the couple saw that Ngozi Fulani had received an apology and resignation from Lady Susan Hussey over being asked where she was "really from", in a reference to her ancestry, they had apparently sought the same response from the royals.However, no comment has been made publicly, perhaps due to the motto within the family of "Never complain, never explain" - and a rift remains open between them.Yet Sue has made it clear that her loyalties lie with King Charles, insisting that in her eyes, the family "isn't remotely

The new year is kicking off with a big blow to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Karren Brady, Meghan Markle's attitude towards celebrating the memory of the late Queen Elizabeth II couldn't be more different from that of Kate Middleton.

Prince Harry's bombshell book, Spare, has leaked ahead of publication with an insider claiming William and Kate are blasted in the autobiography. The tell all book is expected to release later this month and early reports claim it will blow a huge rift between the two royal brothers.

Loose Women star Denise Welch, 64, has made no secret of her support for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over recent months. Now she has declared her "love" for the couple while quipping that they would have enjoyed watching Prince Andrew: The Musical."Bet Harry and Meghan had a brilliant night watching...

The Princess of Wales was reportedly once left in floods of tears after Prince William cancelled their New Year plans at the last minute. Before the couple were married in 2006, William reportedly cancelled their plans for the bells, leaving Kate fearing for the future of their relationship.

The Apprentice in 2019, has shared his thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's self-titled Netflix docuseries.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's final volume of their controversial documentary featured claims about Meghan's treatment in the press, her mental health and Prince Harry's relationship with his brother, the Prince of Wales.Ryan-Mark addressed the saga surrounding the docuseries which is yet to be addressed by the Royal Family.The 22-year-old explained he could empathise with Meghan's plight but it could potentially cause further harm to the royals.The Celebs Go Dating star suggested Harry & Meghan's Netflix documentary has changed people's perception of how they now view the royals."I can definitely empathise with what [Meghan] was going through in terms of what she believed to be press intrusion. And I could see that she was struggling when crying," Ryan-Mark commented."She sounded exasperated when she was talking about certain things.

Royal fans loved the earrings worn by Kate Middleton on Christmas Day so much that the product was sold out within minutes of her being seen.

. On Christmas Day, the of and joined and the rest of the royal family on their annual Christmas walk in Sandringham, Norfolk after the morning services for the first time. The tradition had been put on pause for the past several years because of the coronavirus pandemic. During the walk, the first without Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Louis appeared to fall behind.

Prince William's £100 gift for Kate Middleton sold out within minutes of her being seen on Christmas Day.

THE King’s speech was the most watched piece of television on Christmas Day. Over 10.72million people tuned in to see the Monarch deliver the annual festive message for the first time across BBC One, BBC Two and ITV. The number was 1.6million up on the Queen’s last ever festive speech – her 69th Christmas address to the nation.

is getting a jump start on the “new year, new me” of it all. In fact, she's already got a fresh new haircut, and it's only been like an hour since Christmas.The “On the Floor” singer spent her first Christmas as at her beautifully decorated home.

He also acknowledged the many families struggling with the cost of living crisis who are trying to "pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm".But he also praised the "wonderfully kind" citizens who have volunteered their time, food or money in support of those less fortunate.The new monarch notably did not mention Meghan and Harry in his first-ever Christmas speech.Jack, 34, tweeted to his six million followers: "Really thought the King's Speech was going to contain a bit more trash talk about that Netflix doc."Prince Harry and Meghan didn't make an appearance during the eight-minute-long speech written by the sovereign or in the imageries shown on screen as he was delivering it.He focused his attention instead on the work carried out by working members of the Firm.Among those shown in segments of the clip were Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex.Charles mentioned Prince William and Kate, the Prince and Princess of Wales, while he was speaking of the charitable heart showcased by many in the UK every day.Jamie Redknapp sparks fury as he boasts chef cooked Christmas dinner[LATEST]Blake's 7 actor Stephen Greif dies aged 78 as tributes pour in[TRIBUTES]Kaleb Cooper in engagement news as Jeremy Clarkson's daughter reacts[ENGAGEMENT]Referring to Kate and William's first visit to Swansea since they acquired their new title following the death of Elizabeth II, Charles said: "The Prince and Princess of Wales recently visited Wales, shining a light on practical examples of this community spirit."The King noted that, at a time where many in Britain are struggling with the cost-of-living crisis and trying to "pay their bills and keep their families fed and warm", kind people are

A royal tradition. King Charles III delivered his first Christmas Day speech as monarch in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death — and did not mention Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

every year is a banner year—but 2022 in particular presented Kate Middleton with some of the highest highs we’ve seen since she became a royal.Some of those include: in January, becoming the (the first time anyone has been publicly known by that title in more than 25 years), and seeing Queen Elizabeth II celebrate 70 remarkable years on the throne at her in June. But these highlights were offset with notable lows—not the least of which, of course, was at 96 years of age on September 8.Sartorially, this made it an interesting year for the princess. Because there was, unfortunately, much to mourn for the royal family this year, we saw her wear more black than in years past.

It's Christmas Day, which means that King Charles III will be making his first ever Christmas Speech later this afternoon.

Kate Middleton has paid a touching tribute to the late Queen in her Christmas carol service.

A spokeswoman for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has said an apology by The Sun newspaper over a column in which Jeremy Clarkson said he "hated" Meghan is "nothing more than a PR stunt".