Meghan Markle 'controls' Harry with body language, expert says

Prince Harry has renewed his lease on Frogmore Cottage which will allow him to deputise for the Queen - should he need to, according to reports.The Duke of Sussex, who lives in California, is still eligible to serve his grandmother as one of her four Counsellors of State because he qualifies as being "domiciled" in Britain thanks to his old Windsor address, The Sunday Telegraph reports.This means Charles, William, Harry and Andrew - the four adults next in line to the throne - can fill in for the Queen at her request should she fall temporarily ill.The news comes as it was revealed the Queen had tested positive for Covid. Buckingham Palace confirmed the monarch was experiencing "mild cold-like symptoms" over the weekend.

There is no doubt that Harry and Meghan’s relationship with the royal family remains deeply fractured, and it seems much work is still required on both sides to repair the damage. With the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year now underway and a series of major events taking place in the coming months, sources believe Harry will come under increasing pressure to iron out his differences with his father Charles and brother William.

Meghan Markle's absence from the Super Bowl may have been to avoid being seen with Princess Eugenie after her father's sex abuse settlement, a royal expert has claimed. Royal commentator for the Daily Mail, Richard Eden believes the Duchess of Sussex was trying to protect her political ambitions by avoiding snaps with Prince Andrew's daughter but Prince Harry had his debut as a celebrity.Eden tweeted: “With the benefit of hindsight, it’s interesting that #Meghan chose not to attend the Superbowl with Eugenie just days before Prince Andrew’s settlement was announced."When a follower raised the prospect that Meghan may have been avoiding public appearances with her cousin-in-law, Eden replied: “From what I understand, #Meghan has political ambitions."Weighing in on the discussion, royal reporter Daniela Elsa agreed that being pictured with the Duke of York's daughter could be risky for her political career.

Queen's diagnosis of Covid-19 will "emphasise" Prince Harry's isolation as he watches from the USA, an expert has claimed. Royal biographer Robert Jobson made the remarks after Buckingham Palace confirmed on Sunday (February 20) that the monarch is experiencing "mild cold symptoms."He believes the 95-year-old's latest health scare will make the Duke of Sussex reflect on how big of an issue distance from family will become following his move to the US.

Prince Harry is said to be “unlikely” to return to the UK next month for Prince Philip’s memorial over continued safety concerns. Harry, 37, has recently raised concerns about his safety during trips to the UK and even threatened legal action to acquire security for his family after his request to buy police protection was denied.

Prince Andrew could start a new life in the US like his nephew Prince Harry, according to a royal expert. The Duke, 62, could “reinvent himself” with a new life abroad, similar to his nephew Prince Harry, after a settlement was reached in his sexual assault case against Virginia Giuffre.

The Queen, 95, has had a lot on her plate recently with her son Prince Andrew's sexual assault case being settled out of court.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have their sights set on becoming a “global” brand as they look to focus away from the UK, according to an expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are believed to be looking to expand the reach of their brand, which is why they choose to sign multi-million pound deals with global streaming services such as Netflix and Spotify, despite the current lack of content.American PR expert and commentator Eric Schiffer believes that due to Harry and Meghan seemingly being keen to “monetise”, they no longer see the UK as being a big piece of their brand.“Their [Harry and Megan] focus is on global," Mr Schiffer told the Daily Star."The UK is just one piece of the pie and it is a smaller piece in their mind, especially if they are trying to monetise.“They will find a way of creatively maximising their IP, their royal intellectual property.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry fans who often criticise him on Twitter, while dismissing them as nothing more than “people shouting at the television”.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, Richard said: “I think Twitter has made itself irrelevant, it’s become so silly.“What Twitter is, really, is you hearing people shouting at the television.

Prince Harry’s old Army buddies has revealed why he and the Duke of Sussex don’t see each other following a 15-year relationship — even though they both live in California. Dean Stott, who has recently joined the directing team on this season's SAS Australia, first met Harry when they were on a training course for the British Army.The pair then went on tours to Afghanistan together but Dean admits to not seeing his royal pal as much as he used to.

Prince Harry’s attorneys told a court hearing on Friday that the British royal is unwilling to bring his two children to his homeland because he doesn’t believe it’s safe. The Duke of Sussex has launched a legal challenge to the UK government’s refusal to let him pay for police protection when he comes to Britain. According to the 37-year-old’s legal team, Harry wants to bring his son Archie, who is almost three, as well as his 8-month-old daughter Lilibet to visit his home country from the United States.

Sounds like Lilibet won’t be meeting her British relatives any time soon.

Prince Harry is speaking out about his safety concerns. In a Friday court hearing, lawyers for the 37-year-old royal said he's unwilling to bring his children to the U.K.

Two years after stepping back from his royal duties and losing his family’s public-funded protection in the U.K., Prince Harry is addressing his fears about bringing his and Meghan Markle’s two kids to England.

Lawyers for Prince Harry told a court hearing on Friday that the British royal is unwilling to bring his children to his homeland because it is not safe.

royal fans noted the absence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's kids from a new photo of the Queen's great-grandchildren. The image included also included an unrecognisable Prince Louis, but the absence of Lilibet and Archie set tongues wagging.

Hollywood power couple Tom Holland and Zendaya, but fans were more enraptured in the Prince Harry 'lookalike' bodyguard in the background of one of the shots.Tom's bodyguard, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Meghan Markle's husband, stood behind the young Brit actor with his hand to the camera and a stern look on his face.He opted for an altogether more casual look than that which we're accustomed to seeing Harry where.The bodyguard donned a grey beanie hat, black puffer jacket, coordinating jeans and white trainers.Tom also opted for a casual look, donning a Prada hoodie, pulled over another burgundy hoodie, black jeans and white trainers.Instagram users came out in full force in the comments section to share their bewilderment over the doppelgänger bodyguard.One social networker remarked: "Is Prince Harry the bodyguard," followed by a laughing face emoji.While another continued: "Since when is Prince Harry doing security work?"A third added: "Why is Prince Harry behind him?"And a fourth said: "Dude, Harry is a bodyguard now? Rough times when you're no longer a royal."Zendaya also opted for a casual look, donning an oversized jumper and white skirt and black thigh-high boots.Tom and Zendaya have long been rumoured to be a couple, but it wasn't until July 2021 that the Spiderman co-stars confirmed they were an item.The pair had been friends for a long time before they became romantically involved thanks to working together on hugely popular Spiderman films – Homecoming, Far From Home – and undoubtedly their connection grew on latest film, No Way Home.In the franchise, Tom stars as Peter Parker, while Zendaya takes on the role of MJ, Parker's love interest.For more of the latest showbiz news from the Daily Star, make

Duke and Duchess of Sussex have come under fire after one Celebs Go Dating star called on them to “practise what they preach”. Former Apprentice contestant Ryan-Mark Parsons spoke to FUBAR Radio about celebrities and their “incessant preaching” in an explosive new interview. 21-year-old Ryan-Mark, who was previously a candidate to become Lord Sugar’s next apprentice, has recently found further fame on E4’s popular show Celebs Go Dating.Chatting to hosts Bobby Norris and Stephen Leng on Access All Areas, Ryan-Mark admitted he was tired of hearing celebrities “drone on” about their personal lives.Speaking about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who have faced plenty of public scrutiny over the past few years, the young media personality didn’t hold back.“They’re another duo who I can’t stand,” he declared. “Preaching virtues and never really practising what they tell the general public from their ivory tower.

Prince Harry suffered an embarrassing encounter with the parents of a US country singer after they asked for a selfie because they believed he was a ”lookalike” instead of the real thing.The Duke of Sussex was mingling with a number of celebrities and sporting stars as he took in his first live NFL Super Bowl with his cousin Princess Eugenie.Singer Mickey Guyton performed the US national anthem at the Sofi Stadium to kick off this year's Super Bowl between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals. As Mickey was busy returning to the VIP area following her opening the event, her parents were busy mingling and bumped into Harry.

Prince Harry and Princess Eugenie’s recent appearance at the Super Bowl was said to be Harry telling his cousin to “not let the b******s get us down”, according to a royal expert.The royal cousins were pictured sitting next to each other at the game after Eugenie, 31, became the first member of the royal family to visit the Duke of Sussex in California. And royal expert Duncan Larcombe says that the move was an endorsement for Harry and for him to show that he doesn’t have problems with everyone in the royal family.

Prince George and Meghan Markle from American cable company HBO has been scrapped, its chief content officer has said. Although the satirical cartoon never made it to UK television, it kicked up a fuss when it depicted members of the royal family as caricatures.