Meghan Markle Reveals That Archie's Room Caught Fire in South Africa

Bethenny Frankel has some strong words for Meghan Markle.

Bethenny Frankel thinks Meghan Markle should stop talking about the royal family now that her and Prince Harry have stepped down as senior royals and moved to California.

Bethenny Frankel is tired of hearing Meghan Markle's complaints about her life as a member of the royal family. In a new episode of her podcast,, titled «The Real Housewife of Buckingham Palace,» the 51-year-old former star specifically called out the Duchess of Sussex in light of her most recent interview about the royals. She compared Markle to a former star who stepped away and then is «Always talking about the very thing you're trying to extricate yourself from. I want to separate myself from the royal family.

sit-down interview with The Cut, the Duchess of Sussex continued with accusations against her in-laws in the Royal Family and British press, including that the media had called her children "the N-word". Despite the fresh claims, however, royal fans across the pond are reportedly growing bored and are now turning their attention to Kate Middleton.

Prince Harry is reportedly "scared" for the safety of his family upon their return to the UK next week, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke Of Sussex, 37, stepped back as a senior working member of the Royal Family and moved to California in 2020 alongside his wife Meghan Markle, with the pair giving up their right to publicly-funded security.

Meghan Markle is using her husband Prince Harry to remind the public of her royal connection after the prince’s public appearances have been limited, a royal commentator has claimed.After keeping relatively quiet since her acrimonious royal departure in early 2020, the Duchess of Sussex has recently been making the headlines after launching her Archetypes podcast and appearing in a long-read interview with US magazine The Cut.During the chat with the magazine, Meghan dropped a number of bombshells, including comparing her royal wedding to Nelson Mandela’s release.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Meghan Markle continued her reign atop Spotify’s podcast charts worldwide for the second week in a row, as the Duchess of Sussex’s “Archetypes” continues to attract a robust listenership. As of Friday, “Archetypes” ranked as the No. 1 podcast on Spotify in seven countries: the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, India, Australia, and New Zealand. It shot to the top of the charts soon after premiering Aug. 23 with featured guest Serena Williams, who recently announced plans to retire from pro tennis. The weekly show, hosted and executive produced by Markle, aims to “dissect, explore and subvert the labels that try to hold women back,” as she put it in the trailer for the series. “Archetypes” is available exclusively on Spotify.

Meghan Markle is "trying to mess up the Royal Family", according to the designer of Princess Diana's wedding dress. David Emanuel made the comments during an appearance on GB News yesterday, on what was the 25th anniversary of the Princess of Wales' tragic death. When asked by host Dan Wootton what Diana would have made of Prince Harry's choice of wife, Emanuel bluntly replied: "What, the American woman?READ MORE: Lion King composer 'can't remember' Mandela chat with Meghan Markle after wedding claims"We've got Prince William who's doing a splendid job and we've got Harry Windsor in America with an American woman who is driving everybody nuts."Emanuel then said that Meghan had "messed up her own family, now she's over here trying to mess up the Royal Family".

Princess Diana would not have been a "great fan" of Meghan Markle, at least not as much as Meghan "might perhaps imagine", according to one of the late princess' friends.Tina Brown - who is also the author of The Diana Chronicles and The Palace Papers - made the comments while speaking on the 25th anniversary of the Princess of Wales' death yesterday (August 31).Brown said that her friend was "very protective" of Prince Harry and Prince William, and would have been "very anxious" over the direction Harry has taken in recent years, alongside his wife. READ MORE: Meghan's claim South Africa celebrated her wedding 'like Mandela's freedom' unravelsShe told The Daily Beast: "I think she would have felt Meghan was steering Harry in a direction that was not good for Harry.

Prince Charles’ wedding to Princess Diana for a staggering £800 at auction.Fans may recognise Charles from his appearances on Bargain Hunt, where he has appeared for almost 20 years, as well as appearances on the BBC’s Antiques Road Trip,But the TV star has now told of one of his most unbelievable career highlights, where he sold a piece of the Prince’s stale toast to a very high bidder.READ MORE: Meghan Markle blasted by South Africans after revealing fire in Archie's nurseryIn an interview with Express.co.uk, the 44-year-old remembered being presented with a rather bizarre royal item at his own auction room, Hanson’s Auctioneers.“We were selling a piece of toast for Prince Charles on his wedding day…he couldn’t eat.“When my client’s mother cleaned his breakfast tray in July 1981 on his wedding day, he left that piece of toast.”“When I saw that piece of toast, my response was, ‘Crumbs’,” he joked.In the end, Prince Charles’ piece of uneaten toast went for a staggering £800 at auction.Over the years, the antique expert recalled being presented with hundreds of unique and rare finds ranging from a letter from Lord Nelson to Queen Victoria’s bloomers.The BBC presenter regularly keeps his social media followers updated about his rare charity shop finds.

Over it. Bethenny Frankel critiqued Meghan Markle‘s recent comments about the royal family, theorizing that regular people are unsympathetic to her because of the drama surrounding her 2020 move to California.

A South African composer who worked on The Lion King remake has revealed that he has no recollection of having a discussion with Meghan Markle about Nelson Mandela. Grammy-award winner Lebohang Morake, who is also known professionally as Lebo M, has said that he doesn't “remember details” of a conversation he had with the Duchess of Sussex, following claims she made in a recent interview.

Not holding back. Meghan Markle‘s “Archetypes” podcast features interviews with other famous women, but the Duchess of Sussex has also revealed plenty about herself.

Meghan Markle at the remake's London premiere in 2019 has said he doesn't remember talking about Nelson Mandela with her. This comes after the Duchess of Sussex claimed a South African cast member at the premiere told her that people in the country celebrated her marriage to Prince Harry "the same we did when Mandela was freed from prison".

the Daily Beast Thursday, declaring: “Diana would have been very, very protective of Harry and I believe very anxious about this direction they [he and Meghan] have taken.”The magazine queen, 68 — who also penned the best-selling biography “The Diana Chronicles” — added: “I think she would have felt Meghan was steering Harry in a direction that was not good. I don’t think Diana would have been the great fan of Meghan that Meghan herself might perhaps imagine.”Indeed, there have been dozens of reports that Meghan, 41, is modeling herself on her late mother-in-law, copying her outfits, wearing her jewelry and fashioning herself as a similarly free-spirited humanitarian. Many claim iconoclastic Diana would have loved Meghan for throwing out the royal rulebook — but not so, said Brown.

It is not looking good for Meghan Markle right now!

An actor from Disney's remake of The Lion King has said he is "baffled" by the Duchess of Sussex's story about people in South African taking to the streets to celebrate her Royal wedding. Dr John Kani, who voiced Rafiki in the movie, has said Meghan Markle seems to have made a "faux pas" in her recent interview with US magazine, The Cut, where she said an unnamed South African actor from the cast of the movie made the comments to her about her wedding.The actor, who claims to be the only South African cast member of The Lion King remake, went on say he'd never met the Duchess – despite Meghan having said she chatted to a South African actor at the film's premiere.

Meghan Markle's claim that she was told people in South Africa celebrated her marriage to Prince Harry "the same we did when Mandela was freed from prison" is beginning to unravel. Dr John Kani, an acclaimed actor and friend of Nelson Mandela, described Mandela's walk to freedom after 27 years as a "landmark moment".

Loose Women panel have been anything but in agreement when it comes to Prince Harry's wife Meghan Markle. Normally cast members can seem to find some sort of common ground on the matter of the Duke and Duchess's ongoing feud with the Royal Family - but Thursday's (1st September 2022) debate proved to be tricky as things turned heated.Host Jane Moore was joined by former Eternal singer Kelle Bryan, journalist Janet Street-Porter and television presenter Sophie Morgan.READ MORE: Loose Women's Janet left red-faced as she's corrected by co-stars after 'dumb' swipeThe row was ignited when the panel began discussing a comparison about Meghan's wedding in May 2018.Prince Harry's wife said her wedding to her husband was like Nelson Mandela being freed from prison.The former actress and Suits star explained that a South African actor had made the comparison at a London Premier in 2019.Jane and Janet were both unhappy with the comparison but Kelle had a differing opinion as she opted to back up Meghan's comments.Things became even tenser when talk turned to Meghan's view about how her two children Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana could have lived their lives in the UK.Janet fumed in response to Kelle: "You seem to be implying that the British people by default would think less of her son and think badly of her son because he’s a person of colour and mixed race."Hitting back, Kelle commented: "That's her experience.