Meghan Markle hosted a roundtable to help the next generation of girl leaders

The littlest mediator! Royal expert Nick Bullen believes the arrival of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter will help bring the royal family together amid their recent drama.

Meghan Markle not only gave up her Hollywood acting career but also had to leave behind full control fashion choices when she married Prince Harry and took on the new title of The Duchess of Sussex. As we know thanks to following the sartorial choices of Kate Middleton and Princess Eugenie, when it comes to royal dressing, there are strict rules to follow.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock has shown her support to Meghan Markle, after she talked about racism in the bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview.Little Mix member Leigh-Anne says Meghan’s decision to speak proved that even rich and famous people aren’t safe from racism and abuse.She said she has spent years "not feeling good enough" because of the racism she has experienced in the music industry.Leigh-Anne was talking ahead of her BBC Three documentary Race, Pop & Power.She also said she wonders whether she would have been chosen for Little Mix if her skin was "some shades darker".Talking about Meghan, Leigh-Anne said: “I mean what a brave and an incredible thing to do to speak out like that.

Piers Morgan has made yet another thinly-veiled dig at Meghan Markle as he hit out at "self-pitying" celebrities.

Piers Morgan has taken a fresh swipe at Meghan Markle, explaining he still doesn't believe her claims from her tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey in March.The Duchess of Sussex, 39, and her 36 year old husband Prince Harry joined the famed talk show host to speak about everything from their exit from the Royal Family to expecting their second child – a baby girl – together. During the chat, Meghan claimed a senior member of the Royal Family raised "concerns" over the colour of their two year old son Archie's skin.The former Suits actress also said she had suicidal thoughts and went to "the institution" to get help over her struggles, but she wasn't allowed to.

Queen's cousin, Princess Olga, has made a subtle dig at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry for "airing dirty laundry" in public.Princess Olga spoke about younger members of the Royal Family while speaking on ITV's Lorraine Kelly.She told Lorraine that the royals should "sit down and shut up" in regards to TV interviews and said they should "never wash their dirty linen" in public.

Leigh-Anne Pinnock lauded Meghan Markle for speaking out about racism in her Oprah interview after admitting to “not feeling good enough” due to industry racism. The Little Mix singer told MailOnline that she’s spent years “not feeling good enough” as a result of industry racism and said Meghan discussing her experiences publicly was “brave”.

Ashley Banjo has said he got some high-profile support for Diversity's Black Lives Matter-inspired routine when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gave him a call.The dancer and TV judge said he was "super grateful" for their support in the wake of 24,500 complaints about the dance performance that featured on Britain's Got Talent in October 2020. Despite the mountain of complaints, Diversity's routine has now been nominated for a Bafta in the must-see television moment category and Ashley told Good Morning Britain that the performance had been a "life-changing moment".

Kate Middleton isn't going to let Meghan Markle walk over the Royal family, it's been claimed.

Alastair Campbell appeared to be following in Piers Morgan's footsteps as he took a savage swipe at Meghan Markle during Tuesday's episode of Good Morning Britain.He and co-host Susanna Reid were chatting to Diversity dance head Ashley Banjo about the Black Lives Matter controversy on Britain's Got Talent.The conversation soon took a turn to Ashley's latest endeavour - penning a children's book."Everyone's writing children's books now!" Alastair said."You're way better than Meghan, we know that," he told Ashley, who laughed.Meghan has just announced the release of her own children's book, dubbed The Bench, which focuses on father-child relationships.Piers Morgan was among the first to hit out at the Duchess for penning a book despite having

Despite stepping down as senior members of the royal family, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are continuing to do their charity work as well as reach out to organisations across the world. For Mother's Day, Harry and Meghan surprised expectant mothers who are experiencing homelessness by sending them care packages.

The Queen and Her Cousins with Alexander Armstrong aired on ITV tonight as it followed the Pointless presenter and Princess Olga Romanoff.

Meghan Markle.The plea came after Meghan received backlash for her video appearance on Vax Live, a charitable event aimed at raising money for those the pandemic Meghan spoke of gender equality, the importance of an equal, global, distribution of the vaccine and gender equality.

Meghan Markle has always been one to make a style statement. Whether it's with a luxurious Oscar de la Renta dress for one of her many appearances or an easy, everyday linen option to wear during low-key outings, it's safe to say that the Duchess of Sussex — who's expecting her second child, a baby girl — knows how to use her sartorial choices to express herself.

Piers Morgan moaned ITV forced him out over 'Princess Pinocchio’s porky-pies' while his replacement Alistair Campbell span Britain into 'an illegal war' that left a million dead.The TV presenter quit Good Morning Britain after refusing to apologise for saying he did not `believe a word’ of a publicity shy woman’s attack on the Royal Family in an interview with US chat show queen Oprah Winfrey two months ago.Morgan, 56, said he was baffled ex-Labour Party spin doctor Campbell had been drafted in to take his place.He said he had known Campbell, 63, for 'donkey’s years' and 'despite numerous bust-ups' had 'always got on well with him'.Piers said his replacement was a 'properly trained' and 'very experienced journalist' and wished him well in

Piers Morgan, 56, took to his Twitter page to share a quote he said he finds “helpful” when times are "tough". In view of his 7.9 million followers, he shared a line from the film Rocky, created by Sylvester Stallone.It read: “Going in one more round when you don’t think you can - that’s what makes all the difference in life.”He captioned the post: “To mark #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, a quote I've always found helpful in tough times.”One Twitter user replied: “So now you believe in mental health?“You thought it was all made up when Meghan Markle mentioned she struggled with hers.

Let’s go girls! From her speech to her sparkles, Meghan Markle was all about female empowerment during Global Citizen’s VAX Live: The Concert to Reunite the World broadcast on Saturday, May 8. 

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been relying on "leaking" information through their spokesperson in a bid to make themselves look good, a royal author has claimed.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex regularly release information about their upcoming projects through their spokesperson, and even share news of private correspondence between senior Royals. Harry and Meghan recently did this on Kate Middleton and Prince William’s 10th anniversary, stating they’d "privately congratulated" the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the milestone.

Showing their appreciation! Prince Harry and 2-year-old Archie got creative when it came to honoring pregnant Meghan Markle on her special day.

For her first appearance since March's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle donned a collection of cherished jewellery.The Duchess of Sussex wore a number of gleaming accessories, including Princess Diana’s £17,800 watch, as she made a special appearance in the broadcast of the Global Citizen VAX LIVE: The Concert to Reunite the World on May 8. Meghan, 39, dressed in a red Poppy Print £1,200 Carolina Herrera shirt dress, paired with a £5,000 Cartier Love Bracelet and £102 Woman Power pendant necklace from Awe.

Meghan Markle made a “veiled criticism” of royal staff and family members during her guest appearance in the Vax Live concert, a royal commentator has suggested.The heavily-pregnant Duchess of Sussex called for greater economical protections for women and the distribution of vaccines in a video message for the concert in Los Angeles, US.As her speech came to a close, she reflected on her unborn daughter’s future.“When we think of her, we think of all the young women and girls around the globe who must be given the ability and the support to lead us forward,” Meghan told viewers. But royal expert Daniela Elser believes this comment could also be seen as a hidden message directed at the Royal Family and Palace staff.