Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's UK return 'very good' for royal brand, says expert

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not publicly congratulated the Queen after she celebrated her Platinum Jubilee yesterday.Her Majesty reached the historic landmark of 70 years on the throne on Sunday (6 February), with her son Prince Charles writing her a heartfelt letter praising her many decades of service.It comes after the 95-year-old monarch used the occasion to announce that Camilla, Duchess of Cornwallwould be afforded the title of Queen Consort when Charles one day becomes King, ending the debate over whether she could ever be referred to as a 'Queen'.In the message, posted on social media by Clarence House, Charles said: "On this historic day, my wife and I join you all in congratulating Her Majesty The Queen on the remarkable achievement of serving this nation, the realms and Commonwealth for seventy years."The Queen's devotion to the welfare of all her people inspires still greater admiration with each passing year.But no such statement has emerged from any public channels used by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped back from using platforms such as Facebook and Twitter in 2021 because of the amount of abuse they receive.However, they have been active elsewhere recently in updating the world about their Archewell business activities and charity initiatives.Only last week, the Sussexes issued a press release saying they had raised their 'concerns' with Spotify about their podcast content after a host of recent controversies — but vowed to continue using the platform themselves.One aggrieved Twitter user reacted to their lack of public acknowledgment by writing "Would it have killed them to offer their congratulations for a job well done to HM! Despicable!", while another took a different angle and

Good Morning Britain presenter, who is celebrated for his opinionated rants, had been "forced to resign" after refusing to apologise for his comments about Meghan Markle.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – with the host even branding the pair "grifters". They have also been slammed as “pathetic” and “irrelevant” over their criticism of Spotify, whom they have a lucrative ongoing content creation deal with.But the pair did complain about "Covid-19 misinformation" on Joe Rogan's popular podcast, which Spotify streams.In a scathing attack, Fox News talk show host Tucker Carlson, whose nightly programme boasts the largest cable audience on US TV, said: “That annoying fake duchess from LA and her brain-dead husband threatened to walk unless Spotify muzzled Joe Rogan.

If ever there was a person in history who has firmly established their trademark beauty look, the Queen is a pretty good winning contender. And while we’ll never know the exact details of her beauty regime, we do have access to one list that might give us some insight into the products that Her Majesty uses: the Royal Warrant Holders Association directory. Brands that have been awarded a Royal Warrant are recognised as supplying goods and services to the Royal households of both the Queen and Prince Charles (and formerly also Prince Philip).

Kate Middleton has been called a “perfect fit for her future role as Queen” as a body language expert weighs in on her and Meghan Markle’s leadership qualities. The Duchess of Cambridge is believed to have a natural style of leadership that allows her to become a “figurehead”.Judi James, a leading body language expert, said that both Meghan and Kate have “leadership charisma” that is well suited to current and potential future roles.While Kate is seen as “perfect” to be a future Queen, Meghan is seen as a “campaigner” who is looking at “moving mountains”.Speaking to the Express, Judi said: “Kate’s natural style is ‘figurehead’ and a perfect fit to her future role as Queen.

PIERS Morgan has taken revenge on former employer ITV by pinching their brightest behind the scenes talent. The ex-Good Morning Britain host, 56, has hired six key production staff from the channel including Erron Gordon - his former director on GMB - to operate his upcoming new primetime show on TalkTV.

An awful stench is said to have engulfed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s multi-million quid US mansion.

Last night The Queen announced the Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall will be known as the Queen Consort when Prince Charles becomes king.

The Queen was just 25 when her beloved father King George VI passed away. Sunday 6 February marks 70 years since he died in his sleep, after tragically not recovering from a lung operation. Despite not having as many years together as they may have hoped, it is clear that their connection was incredibly strong, says body language expert Darren Stanton.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan is reportedly celebrating having the last laugh following his explosive exit from the ITV show last year. The star is said to have “exacted revenge” on his former employer by poaching some of the broadcaster’s “best people” for his new programme on TalkTV.Piers quit his role on GMB last March after storming off set live on-air following a row over Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.The infamous TV moment sparked a slew of Ofcom complaints, including one from the Duchess of Sussex herself, after Piers claimed he didn’t believe her damning complaints about life in the Royal Family.Although Piers’ GMB exit was mired in controversy, he is now said to be getting his own back on ITV by “nicking” several important members of staff to work with him on a new channel, TalkTV, which is set to be launched by Rupert Murdoch in the UK later this year.The Mail on Sunday claims that a source close to Piers “jubilantly” said: “We’ve nicked all the best people.”They added: “Piers is not a man to cross. “He was forced out of ITV totally unnecessarily and now he has dealt the ultimate revenge by taking their stars.“He has only hired the people who he thinks are the best so this is a really big blow to the channel.”Express.co.uk has contacted representatives for Piers and ITV for comment. It comes after Erron Gordon, GMB’s director since the show’s launch in April 2014, was the first to join Piers on his new TV project.Gordon will be working on Piers’ daily show as executive creative director and head of studio output.Ollie Gardner, a director on ITV’s Loose Women and previous GMB team member, will reportedly become deputy head of studio output.Meanwhile, GMB’s assistant editor Ben

Queen has announced on the eve of her Platinum Jubilee that she wants Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall to become Queen Consort when her son Prince Charles becomes King.It means that Camilla will likely one day be referred to as 'Queen' by name, ending years of speculation over her title.The massive royal revelation last night came as a surprise to many, and Her Majesty has been hailed for her 'selfless' act in sharing the limelight with her daughter-in-law ahead of her landmark day — although some have not taken the news quite as well.Queen Elizabeth II will today (Sunday 6 February) mark 70 years on the throne, the longest of any British monarch in history.Reaction from online royal fans to her bombshell revelation has been mixed, with some coming out in support of the Duchess while others criticised the move.One fuming internet user wrote on Twitter: "I used to be a true royal … not now ! I’ll never accept Camilla as Queen !" Another questioned whether this reneged on previous assurances by the Royal Family, and said: "OMG! I couldn't even imagined that this would happen. One of the conditions in the marriage between Charles and Camilla was just that.

Queen Elizabeth II has used her Platinum Jubilee speech to back Camilla one day becoming Queen. Camilla, 74, and Prince Charles, 73, have been married for 17 years, and are thought to have begun the romantic relationship while Charles was still married to the late Princess Diana. Despite their controversial start, the Queen has said that Camilla becoming ‘Queen Consort’ is her “sincere wish”.

Duke and Duchess of Sussex are two of several famous victims of a horrendous stench from a bird refuge near their home. Based in Montecito, California, Harry and wife Meghan Markle's home has been taken over by the smell of the Andree Clark Bird Refuge – built on a 42-acre saltwater marsh, The Mirror reports.

Her Majesty The Queen has used her Platinum Jubilee to make a stunning intervention in the years-long debate around whether or not Camilla will ever be Queen – and she wants it to happen.The hugely significant moment for the Royal Famil comes as Elizabeth II marks 70 years on the throne.The monarch used the historic moment to express her “sincere wish” that Camilla will be known as Queen Consort when the Prince of Wales becomes King.Her address sets out her hopes for her daughter-in-law, once a royal mistress and now certain to be called Queen and crowned at Charles’s side.The subject has long been a hot topic among royal watchers, and Camilla had previously expressed a desire not to take up the title of Queen and instead be known as Princess Consort.Elizabeth II, using the first even Platinum Jubilee of a British monarch to put her affairs in public, also shared her succession support for her eldest son as monarch – quashing any discussion around the throne passing immediately to Prince William.The Queen, 95, said in the written message: “I would like to express my thanks to you all for your support. I remain eternally grateful for, and humbled by, the loyalty and affection that you continue to give me.“And when, in the fullness of time, my son Charles becomes King, I know you will give him and his wife Camilla the same support that you have given me; and it is my sincere wish that, when that time comes, Camilla will be known as Queen Consort as she continues her own loyal service.”Former BBC royal correspondent Peter Hunt was stunned by the incredibly pointed message.The royal expert said: “This is the most extraordinary message.

Prince Harry delighted fans after showing off a new haircut, earning him the title of "Prince Fitty".

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

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!