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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reported to be on their way to the Netherlands later this week to attend the Invictus Games on their first trip together since leaving for the US. It is seeming unlikely though that the couple will venture to the UK during their European visit to see the Windsor family, Royal experts have said.These predictions come as Harry has kept silent on the Queen ’s wish in a statement given in February to have Camilla take position as Queen Consort when Prince Charles becomes King.The 37 year old’s silence and general distance from the Royal family may be in result of his reportedly rocky relationship with Camilla, whom Royal author Tina Brown has said Harry "can't stand" as its been predicted this will be highlighted in his upcoming memoir.

Camilla started to empathise with some of Diana's frustrations with royal life before she married Prince Charles, according to intruiging claims in a new book.Like the Princess of Wales before her, the Duchess of Cornwall had some prior reservations about Charles's "regimented" lifestyle, claims author and former Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown.In Ms Brown's upcoming book The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor—The Truth and Turmoil, she claims the 'relentless' nature of the Prince's strict routines reportedly took Camilla by surprise.An excerpt from the book recently published in The Telegraph, Ms Brown writes: "The Prince’s routine was relentless. He never ate lunch, and breakfasted on the same birdseed and peeled fruit every morning."Punctuality had never been Camilla’s strong suit, but Charles expected her to be ready for engagements at his own regimented pace.

Camilla had started to understand Princess Diana's "discontent" with royal life before she married Prince Charles back in 2005, an author has claimed.Tina Brown, who is the former editor of Vanity Fair, said in her book The Palace Papers that the Duchess of Cornwall had a difficult time with Charles' "regimented" lifestyle. In an excerpt published by The Telegraph, the royal expert explained: "The Prince’s routine was relentless.

It has been nearly five years since Meghan Markle made her first public appearance with Prince Harry at the 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto. Flash forward to the current day and the two are set to celebrate in the Netherlands as Invictus Games 2020 finally gets its turn in the spotlight.

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will come to Canada as part of a three-day royal tour in May, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Monday.

Prince William has been left “baffled” by Prince Harry’s continued association with Netflix after a new documentary alleged that Prince Charles sought PR advice from Jimmy Savile.After he retired as a working royal, Harry signed up to a deal with streaming giant Netflix, but is yet to release anything on the platform.Since starting the role, the prince has faced criticism from some commentators, and was even urged to drop the deal after a “disrespectful” portrayal of his late mother in popular series The Crown.Now, Royal Family concerns have been raised by a new documentary, which revealed that the Prince of Wales once wrote letters to paedophile Jimmy Saville asking for his “common sense” advice.Reacting to the news, royal commentator Neil Sean claimed that this new release would likely leave William confused by his brother’s continued relationship with the platform.“Prince William is rather upset as it is again another attack on his loving father,” Neil told viewers on his YouTube channel. “What baffles Prince William – and this has been told to me by a very good source close to the prince – is that, how could Prince Harry possibly still associate himself with an organisation like Netflix that continues to bash his family.” Harry is embarking on a trip to The Hague for the Invictus Games this week.

Prince Charles has revealed the cheeky last words his father Prince Philip offered him just hours before he died.Prince Philip, who died last April aged 99, was renowned for being a humorous man with plenty of wisecracks, and couldn't resist one last jovial jab at his eldest son the Prince of Wales.In a documentary celebrating the life and times of the Duke of Edinburgh, Charles recalled the last conversation he and his father had, which took place over the phone just hours before Philip's death.The intimate interview with the BBC shows Prince Charles broach the subject of Prince Philip's upcoming 100th birthday.The Prince of Wales said that he knew his father was not overly keen on the idea of celebrating his centenary, and jokingly suggested a party.Prince Charles revealed the conversation had left him with a lasting final memory of his father, whose cheeky nature was lauded by many over his decades in the Royal Family.He recalled that the family had been talking of his 100th birthday, and knowing his father was hard of hearing, had to repeat himself and emphasised: "We're talking about your birthday! And whether there's going to be a reception!"The 99-year-old was quick to reply to his son's plans for another birthday.Prince Philip is said to have replied: "Well, I've got to be alive for it, haven't I?" Charles then said: "I told him: 'I knew you'd say that!'" adding that it was a happy memory to have of his late father.The reminiscence comes just over one year after the death of Prince Philip, and The Mirror reports that the Queen is believed to have spent the anniversary in Windsor Castle.To commemorate a year on from the death of the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke's naval uniform and admiral's cap went on display for

Saturday, April 9 marks one year since the death of Prince Philip, and the Queen is paying tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Prince Charles and Camilla’s wedding anniversary will have a sombre mood with what should be a day of celebration being shared with the one-year anniversary of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.Prince Philip sadly passed away last year on what was the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall’s 16th wedding anniversary on April 9.The Queen’s beloved husband passed away at Windsor Castle at the age of 99.Charles spoke to the media about his father just a day after his father’s passing, stating his thanks to the people who paid tribute to his “dear papa”.The Prince of Wales said: "My father for I suppose, the last 70 years, has given the most remarkable, devoted service to the Queen, to my family, and to the country and also to the whole of the Commonwealth."And as you can imagine, my family and I miss my father enormously - he was a much-loved and appreciated figure, and apart from anything else, I can imagine he'd be so deeply touched by the number of other people here and elsewhere around the world in the Commonwealth who also, I think, share our loss and our sorrow."And my dear Papa was a very special person who I think, above all else, would have been amazed by the reaction and the touching things that are being said about him."The Royal Family came together last month to pay tribute to Philip with a memorial service at Westminster Abbey, which was also attended by the late his family, charities and young people who had been helped through The Duke of Edinburgh's Award.Following the huge public event, which was broadcast on the BBC, Her Majesty is expecting to remember her husband in private this weekend.Today (Saturday, April 9) marks the 17th wedding anniversary of Camilla and Charles, who tied the knot at Guildhall

The Queen has shared a touching tribute to her late husband Prince Philip to mark the first anniversary of his death. The elegy, written by the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, was posted to the royal family’s social media accounts on Saturday, a year after Philip, famously described by the Queen as her “constant strength and guide”, died peacefully in his sleep at their Windsor Castle home.

Camilla was feeling “intimidated” by an unknown guest at her wedding to Prince Charles, a body language expert has claimed. The couple married in 2005 after a long relationship following Charles’ previous marriage to the late Princess Diana.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, was not the “villain” in Prince Charles and Princess Diana’s marriage, according to a royal expert.Charles and Camilla’s close relationship has always been a talking point, even during his marriage to Diana.The Prince of Wales first met Camilla at a polo match in Windsor in the late 70s but both went on to marry other people.Camilla was already in a relationship with Andrew Parker-Bowles when they were first introduced, who she eventually married in 1973.Charles would then meet Diana when she was 16 in November 1977, while he was dating her older sister Lady Sarah.Diana’ even spoke about Camilla’s involvement in their marriage during a BBC Panorama interview in 1995.She said: “There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.”Expert Britani Barger, Deputy Editor of Royal Central, has defended Camilla and believes the couple would have been together from the start.She claims the Royal Family would not allow them to be together in the early days.Writing for Royal Central, Ms Barger said: “For decades, many have painted the Duchess of Cornwall as a villain cast opposite of Diana’s hero. It is past time for that narrative to stop.“We see her as the other woman, running around with the Prince of Wales while he was married to Diana.“It is important to remember that these two loved each other from the beginning, and it was the Royal Family who would not allow them to be together. For the latest breaking news from the Royal Family and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here . “If they had had it their way, they would have been married to each other from the beginning.“Now, I’m not condoning an

Camilla and William and Harry before they developed "a great rapport," a body language expert has said. Body language expert Darren Stanton analysed Prince Charles and Camilla’s behaviour over the years, ahead of their 17th wedding anniversary on behalf of Slingo.The wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles took place in a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall, on 9 April 2005, making Camilla the step mother of William and Harry, then 22 and 20-years-old respectively.

Queen Elizabeth has pulled out of the annual Maundy Service that's set to take place at St George's Chapel in Windsor on April 14.The service happens each year on the Thursday before Easter Sunday.The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall will take the 95 year old monarch's place, and will meet the Dean of Windsor, The Right Reverend David Conner KCVO and the Lord High Almoner, the Right Reverend Dr. John Inge.

Prince Charles was "conscious" of how Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall would be received by the public at the beginning of their relationship, according to a body language expert. Darren Stanton, a body language expert, has analysed Prince Charles and Camilla’s behaviour over the years in the lead up to their 17th wedding anniversary on Saturday (9 April).

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are now "considered outsiders" by the Royal Family and there isn't much chance of that changing, according to a royal expert.Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield made the claims more than a year on from the Sussexes' bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, when relations between the two sides of the royal row were thought to be at an all time low.However things haven't improved much since, with the latest sticking point being Harry's refusal to return to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial over security concerns — which insiders suspect 'disappointed' Prince Charles and Prince William. It still isn't clear whether Harry will make the trip back across the pond for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June, particularly with his tell-all memoir in the works and set to be released later this year.Unfortunately, Mrs Schofield doesn't think there is much chance of the divide being healed as there is so much "pushback" from Harry and Meghan.

Camilla Thurlow has shared a candid message about the realities of motherhood.The former Love Island star is mother to one year old daughter Nell, who she shares with her husband Jamie Jewitt, and she is currently pregnant with her second child. However, the 31 year old took to Instagram on Thursday as she shared the reality behind the sweet images she posts, admitting that she "feels like a complete failure".

The Cambridges divide their time between a country pile at Sandringham, their official London pad in Kensington Palace, and a secret Highland bolthole on the Balmoral estate. Each has their own unique feel, but all show the tastes of their inhabitants - Kate and William.

Prince William once stuck pictures of Diana's love rival on his dartboard at Eton College, an author has claimed.The teenage Duke of Cambridge made the revelation during a conversation between him, Piers Morgan and his mother back in the mid-1990s, according to author Tina Brown writing in an excerpt of her book The Palace Papers published in Vanity Fair.His dartboard confession followed a highly public spat between Diana and journalist Julia Carling after the former supposedly began an affair with the latter's husband, rugby legend Will Carling.Diana first met the sports star at a posh gym in Chelsea in 1995, with her introducing him to William during meetings in the weeks and months that followed.According to Tina, William quickly bonded with him and they met again when he visited Kensington Palace, where he gifted him and Prince Harry a pair of England rugby shirts.Contact with the family then fizzled out after the fling was made public — but this didn't stop Julia saying her piece soon afterwards.In a not-so-subtle reference to Diana's scandal-ridden love life since the breakdown of her and Prince Charles' relationship in the early 1990s, Ms Carling said to reporters: "This has happened to [Diana] before."You hope she won’t do these things again, but obviously she does."But a lunch soon afterwards with Piers saw Diana hit back at the comments, Tina writes. Diana is said to have remarked: "She's milking it for all she’s worth, that woman.

Charles and Diana's marriage began to fall apart, Prince Philip, who died almost one year ago, pledged to "do his utmost" to help. Despite what biographies claim, Prince Philip remained on good terms with his daughter-in-law after she split from his son Prince Charles, according to letters written by the Duke himself.

Prince Charles to step aside and allow his son Prince William to become the next King of England after the Queen, a recent poll has found.This comes after Prince Charles has seen a rise in popularity over the few years with almost half of people questioned believing he would do a good job as King. But despite this encouraging data, out of 2,055 Brits aged 14 to 75 polled online 42% want to see the Duke of Cambridge crowned before his father, Express reports.Only 24% of those surveyed said Prince Charles should not stand aside for his son, while 29% are said to have no strong feelings either way.