Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's 'paranoia' led to 'PR disaster' over UK return - expert

Piers Morgan, 56, has not held back in his criticism of Prince Harry, 37, who he slammed for pouring out “gormless gibberish” in a new discussion about his views on mental health issues.The Duke of Sussex’s latest virtual appearance, hosted by personal coaching company BetterUp on Thursday, saw him candidly discuss his mental health.Harry, who last year was named chief impact officer of BetterUp, admitted he had previously struggled with “burnout”.He described the feeling of burnout as “getting to the very end of everything I had, any fuel, any steam in the engine".As a result of this experience, the Duke now focuses on self-care every day to prioritise his mental health.But in a new column for The Sun’s Fabulous Magazine, Piers said the Duke had become “totally unrecognisable” from the person “who we all thought we knew” as a member of the Royal Family, before his explosive exit alongside wife Meghan Markle.Piers also criticised the Duke’s “self-serving moaning guff”, as he claimed Harry’s mental health conversations were “damaging” to his own wellbeing.He penned: “Yet in a year that should be dedicated to celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, he is busy finishing off an autobiography that will inevitably ruin it with more royal-bashing tirades.“Doubtless, it will also contain a lot more self-serving moaning guff about his ‘struggles’.“But I don’t want to hear any more of it, and I’m sure I’m not alone."I don’t know what the hell’s happened to Harry."I do know that his incessant rabbiting about his mental health, for huge financial gain, is now damaging MY mental health.”The former Good Morning Britain host concluded: “For the love of God, SHUT UP, you privileged little twerp.”Piers had already lashed out at the

Beside a stream in the foothills of Mount Kenya on 6 February, 1952, a nervous Duke of Edinburgh shared a piece of devastating news with his 25-year-old wife – her father had died.The royal couple had been staying in the East African country for one week when George VI passed away in his sleep, aged 56, following a lung operation.The following day, dressed in black, his daughter stepped down from her plane on to the tarmac at London Airport (now Heathrow) as Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of the Realm, Head of the Commonwealth and Defender of the Faith. She shook hands with ministers, including Prime Minister Winston Churchill, thanked her pilot for a safe and steady flight and promptly began the most historically significant reign in British history.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are stuck between “principles or money” after the Spotify “misinformation” Covid row, a royal expert has claimed. Richard Eden spoke to Mail+ Palace Confidential describing the situation as a “nightmare” for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, saying that while the couple were strong campaigners against misinformation, their decision not to pull out of the Spotify deal showed they picked “money” over “principles”.

Piers Morgan has lambasted Prince Harry's 'mental windscreen' comments as a "cynical money grab".Writing about the emancipated royal in his latest column for The Sun, the 56-year-old broadcaster didn't pull any punches when he described the Duke of Sussex's recent mental health talk for US firm BetterUp as "gibberish".In the speech, Harry shared his top tips for mental fitness, one of which included 'wiping your mental windscreen' by 'surrounding yourself with people who have different points of view and encourage you to see things more clearly'.Of the comments, Piers said Harry was 'morphing into someone totally unrecognisable.'He later accused the 37-year-old of 'damaging his own mental health' and labelled him a "privileged little twerp".Piers wrote: "Like almost everything he and his wife Meghan have done since flouncing out of Britain and royal duty, it stinks of hypocrisy and ruthless commercialism."Adding that he doesn't know 'what the hell is happening to Harry', Piers said the "worst" part of Harry's talk came when the father-of-two urged companies to let staff take 'me time' during office hours through activities such as meditation and mental health coaching.Piers continued: "Judging by the way they've treated those closest to them, these two self-obsessed little chancers clearly have no concept of what compassion actually means."As for Harry's demand for employees to get extensive 'me time' at work, this is not the first time he has shown himself to be absurdly out of touch with the experiences of ordinary people."Last year, he told anyone unhappy in their job to simply quit if it didn’t bring them 'joy' and walk away into the glorious sunset — like he did!"He concluded: "I do know that his incessant rabbiting

Prince Harry has "lost touch" with normal people and is now all "me, me, me", an expert has claimed after the "waffle" advice he gave at a BetterUp summit.The Duke of Sussex claimed at the virtual event on Thursday (January 3) he would "burn the candle at both ends" before learning to take to relax and meditate. He said that employees should be given 15 minutes of "white space" during the day and told people to "look inside yourself" when they feel on the brink of burnout.

Piers Morgan has taken to social media to tease his hugely-anticipated TV return.The outspoken journalist, 56, shared a snap of from the set of his brand new studio at TalkTV with his Instagram followers.He penned alongside the behind-the-scenes snap: "BREAKING: First (very early) glimpse of my spanking new work home."If you judge a man by the size of his studio then I’ll be MASSIVE when my new global daily prime-time TV show launches in a few weeks. ps relax, those aren’t actually dance-floor lights."Piers won’t be away from our screens for much longer as he's et to launch a daily news programme later this year.Promoting his brand new series, the father-of-four quipped: ‘I’ll be a tri-continent irritant which is something I’ve been aspiring to be for quite some time… If you’ve missed me on morning TV, I’m sorry, I’ll be back very soon."If you haven’t missed me, I’m not sorry."Piers previously said of his new job: "I’m thrilled to be returning to News Corp.

Even Prince Harry needs to take a breather now and then!

Prince Harry appears "eager to reconnect" with the Royal Family after his appearance at a virtual mental health summit on Thursday (February 3), an expert has claimed. He appeared alongside Serena Williams and her husband Alexi Robichaux to discuss mental wellbeing as part of a wider event about wellness at work, hosted by Alexi's organisation Better Up.The Duke of Sussex said his routine is key to his "mental fitness" in a discussion with the two celebrities.His comments, according to Kinsey Schofield of ToDiForDaily, also show that he's following in his mother's self care routine.Harry told the virtual panel: "Life is about discovery.

Speaking alongside Serena Williams, Prince Harry revealed how he likes to keep himself mentally and physically healthy. But this isn’t the first time that the 37 year old has met the tennis professional.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are "still learning what was said behind their backs" before they stepped down as senior members of the Royal family, Omid Scobie claims. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, announced they were stepping down in March 2020, with their royal patronages now being reassigned throughout the family, starting with Harry's England Rugby titles going to his sister-in-law Kate Middleton.

Prince Harry has opened up about his struggles with burnout in a chat with with tennis star Serena Williams.

Prince Harry knows the importance of taking time for his mental health. The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex shared what he does in his own self-care time during an appearance at a virtual event for BetterUp, alongside Meghan Markle's longtime pal, Serena Williams. «The self care is the first thing that drops away. I'm happy to admit that — as a husband, as a dad,» shared Harry, who welcomed his second child, daughter Lilibet Diana, last summer with wife Meghan.The father of two noted that he tries to put aside 30 to 45 minutes a day in the mornings for himself. «OK, one of the kids has gone to school.

Mastering time management! Prince Harry works hard to include self-care in his schedule as a dad of two.

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, is set to take over as the patron of England Rugby.The position was one that was held by Prince Harry before he and wife Meghan Markle exited their roles and senior royals and therefore lost a lot of the titles and patronages that came with them. Kate, 40, is an avid sport fan and was announced as the new patron of the Rugby Football League and the Rugby Football Union this week.

Meghan Markle to restart her blog 'The Tig' as fans are missing feeling close to the Sussexes, a royal expert has claimed. Before marrying Prince Harry in May 2018, Meghan ran a lifestyle blog called ‘The Tig’.

Meghan Markle calls husband Prince Harry by the nickname "Haz" at home, as well as other nicknames for the Queen, provided by immediate family and Prince William. The Duke of Cambridge reportedly called Her Majesty by the name "Gary" in his early years, because he couldn't pronounce the word "grandma".Other members of the immediate family called the longest-reigning monarch "Lillibet," and it has since been revealed that Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have a special nickname for grandma Camilla Parker Bowles.

former squaddie, who quit the monarchy for a new private life in an £11 million California mansion, claimed he was guilty of burning the candle at both ends until he discovered meditation in a woke chat with mental health firm BetterUp.The Duke of Sussex ordered all businesses to give everyone time off to 'focus on themselves’.The 37-year-old appeared on a virtual panel alongside his equally shy 40-year-old former actress Meghan, their tennis star pal Serena Williams and BetterUp chief executive officer Alexi Robichaux.Meghan Markle and Harry's appearance came a month after we revealed they had made just one podcast after signing an £18m deal with Spotify in 2020 - meaning the couple’s verbal ramblings had netted them £500,000-a-minute.The ginger-haired dad-of-two was able to take five months off when his daughter was born last year.But he moaned he struggled to find time for himself as a father, husband and someone starting a business and had hard days.Harry wants bosses to allocate 15-minute white space breaks every day for staff to relax."I too experience burn-out,’’ he said. "I'm burning the candle at both ends and that's like, boom.

Prince Harry had Royal fans buzzing as he debuted his refreshed appearance whilst speaking at his first virtual summit of the year for mental health start up Better Up. Although the 37 year old mentioned previously feeling “burnout” during the talk, he looked far from it in the livestream, appearing relaxed discussing mental health topics with company CEO Alexi Robichaux and friend Serena Williams.

As every parent knows, finding time to even do some simple self care like brushing teeth is challenge enough. Now Prince Harry has talked about how he understands the time squeeze, but he prioritises his mental health in the small window of time available to him when his youngest Lilibet is napping and Archie has gone to school.

Before Meghan Markle landed her big break starring in TV show Suits, she took on guest roles – including in one episode of ABC's Castle, where she played a serial killer princess.The Duchess of Sussex, 40, who recently shared her concerns over "misinformation" to Spotify, portrayed the character of Charlotte Boyd, dressed as Sleeping Beauty, in an fairytale-based segment titled "Once Upon A Crime" almost a decade before she met her now-husband Prince Harry, 37. Detectives Castle and Beckett were set the task of investigating the murder of two women, who were dressed as Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Prince Harry has shared rare insight into his children Archie, two, and seven month old Lilibet's routine at home in their California mansion. The Duke of Sussex, 37, who is "laying low" as he "doesn't want to cause anymore upset" according to an expert, appeared in a live stream with close pal Serena Williams and the founder of mental health start up BetterUp, Alexi Robichaux, on Thursday 3 February to talk about "mental fitness". During their discussions, Harry shared how he has previously "experienced burnout" and feels he must meditate every day now.