Meghan Markle to Join Prince Harry at the 2022 Invictus Games in the Netherlands

The importance of the Invictus Games is only growing stronger for Prince Harry.

Queen Elizabeth II is enjoying some time off ahead of her 96th birthday.

Prince Harry seemed to dodge the question when asked whether he misses his brother Prince William and his father Prince Charles during his latest TV interview.The Duke of Sussex, 37, is currently in the Netherlands where he spoke with NBC about his work during the Invictus Games, a sporting event in support of sick and injured service people and veterans. Speaking to host Hoda Kotb, the prince happily opened up about his “special relationship” with his grandmother the Queen, who he paid a visit to while in the UK last week.

Back on the small screen. Piers Morgan announced that he will return to British television a little over one year after his infamous rant against Meghan Markle.

Prince Harry considers himself an American now, but his first loyalty will always be to Queen Elizabeth.

Prince Harry today took part in an interview in which he made comments about his grandmother Queen Elizabeth.Harry said the Queen, with whom he says he has a "really special relationship" with, should be "protected".He had not seen the Queen, who celebrates her 96th birthday on April 21, for some time until his trip to Windsor Castle last week, and came under fire for not returning for the Prince Philip memorial service.Harry's relationship with the royals, including brother Prince William and father Prince Charles, has been strained in recent months.In the interview at the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, Harry spoke about his family and told Hoda Kotb: "For me at the moment, I'm here focused on these guys [Invictus athletes] and these families and giving everything that I can, 120 per cent to them to make sure they have the experience of a lifetime."That's my focus here.

Mending their rift. Prince Harry and William’s relationship has been on the rocks for some time now, but the Duke of Sussex reportedly hopes to sort things out with his older brother once and for all. To do so, one royal expert says that Harry has already floated the idea of hiring a “mediator” to help patch things up with William.

Prince Harry takes his role as a father very seriously. The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex sat down for a new interview with s Hoda Kotb and opened up about everything from his advice to his children as well as how he keeps the memory of his late mom, Princess Diana, alive.Harry, who shares 2-year-old son Archie and 10-month-old daughter Lilibet with wife Meghan Markle, confirmed that their son inherited his «cheeky» personality, telling Kotb, «I always try and keep that. I think that, the cheekiness is something that keeps you alive.»Now that Archie is a bit older, Harry says that he talks to him about «Grandma Diana,» and shows him photos of the Princess of Wales that they have around their house.

Prince Harry has shocked royal fans with a new sit-down interview with the Today programme in America set to air in full on Wednesday.The interview has thrown up a number of revelations about the 37-year old’s recent meeting with the Queen and his relationship with the royal family.The Duke sat down with NBC presenter Hoda Kotb in Netherlands for the interview recorded for US TV where he didn’t hold back discussing the current situation. When asked directly, Harry refused to answer the question of whether he misses his father Prince Charles and brother Prince William since moving to the US. Prince Charles and Prince William The Duke was keen to swerve the subject, telling presenter Hoda Kotb: "For me at the moment, I'm here focused on these guys [Invictus athletes] and these families and giving everything that I can, 120 per cent to them to make sure they have the experience of a lifetime.

Phillip Schofield quickly stood up for his co-host during a conversation on This Morning about Prince Harry's latest interview on US television. The Duke of Sussex sat down with Hoda Kotb on NBC’s Today show where he spoke about his recent visit to the Queen.

Keeping her presence alive. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are open with their 2-year-old son, Archie, about his late grandmother, Princess Diana.

Settling in. Prince Harry got honest about his life with Meghan Markle in the United States two years after their exit from their senior royal duties — and he made it clear that he has no regrets.

Exiled UK royal Prince Harry readily admitted that the UK is no longer his home — and notably avoided saying whether he misses his dad and brother after their years-long bitter feud.“Home for me now, for the time being, is in the United States — and it feels that way as well,” the 37-year-old prince told the “Today” show in an interview that aired Wednesday.Asked pointedly by Hoda Kotb if “you feel like that’s home more for you,” Harry nodded and said, “Yup.”“I’m sure it will become a thing,” he admitted of having turned his back on the nation his family rules over.Harry gave a vague “of course” reply when asked if he missed his family, whom he has rarely seen since fleeing Britain and quitting life as a royal at the beginning of 2020.But he quickly changed the topic when asked if he missed his dad, heir to the throne Prince Charles, 73, and his once-close 39-year-old brother, Prince William.“For me, at the moment, I am here focused on these guys,” he said of the military veterans at the 2022 Invictus Games, where he was interviewed.“That’s my focus here and when I leave here I get back the focus is my family, who I miss massively,” he said of his kids with wife Meghan Markle, son Archie, 2, and daughter Lilibet, 10 months.Harry pointedly said it was “great” seeing his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, during his recent surprise trip to the UK — again making no mention of also seeing his 73-year-old dad, Charles.“It was really nice to see her — to be able to see her in some element of privacy was nice,” he said.“We have a special relationship with talking about things that she can’t talk about with anybody else,” he said of the Monarch, who turns 96 on Thursday, joking that by now she must be “bored” of birthdays.Even so,

Prince Harry has made sure to tell his two-year-old son Archie all about his grandmother, the late Princess Diana.

Prince Harry spoke about fatherhood and his responsibilities as a parent in a new interview with Hoda Kotb for “Today”.

Big personality! Prince Harry gave an adorable update on his and Meghan Markle’s 2-year-old son, Archie, on Wednesday, April 20.

Meghan Markle and their two children. The royal has declared he feels "massively at peace" as he opened up on his family dynamic and his life raising his youngsters overseas and away from the UK.As he spoke on the Today Show about his life, he said he wants to make the world a better place for his kids, but added that he knows he "can't fix everything".He said: "Because of the circumstances we've moved to the states and we continue doing what we were doing before. It's a little complicated trying to restart."Harry added: "Home for me now, for the time being, is in the States and it feels that way as well.

Prince Harry has been accused of "wanting to move back to the UK" and told to "stay away" by disgruntled royal fans after the Duke said his home is in the US "for the time being".The Duke of Sussex made the comment during a conversation on the Today show during his attendance at the Invictus Games this week in The Hague, Netherlands. Harry said: "Home for me now is, for the time being, it's in the States.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has taken aim at Prince Harry over his cryptic comments about wanting to "protect the Queen".During an interview at the Invictus Games, the Duke of Sussex said he enjoyed visit his grandmother recently but wants to make sure she is "protected" and surrounded by "the right people".The meaning of Harry's comments was discussed during a segment on the ITV daytime show on Wednesday (April 20).Royal contributor Camila Tominey said during The Morning View segment: "Maybe we're reading too much into it." "He did sort of say, I felt, as a throw away remark, to be honest."I don't think he said it in a very calculated way there in that interview."Tom Swarbrick pointed out: "But that's also true of a lot of other things they've said isn't it? Again this throw away line which explodes because they are who they are and they talking about a family that is so important."Host Phillip added: "Yeah, but even though he thinks he has backed away from that lifestyle and said how much it affected his mental health, he still knows how it works."He continued: "He still knows that you can't, as him, have a throw away line like that.

Prince Harry has revealed that his 10-month-old daughter Lilibet has "taken her first steps".The Duke of Sussex shared the exciting news in an interview with People magazine, saying that the little tot was "trying to keep up" with her brother Archie. Harry and Meghan are on the cover of this week's People, and the Duke told the mag of his daughter: "Her current priorities are trying to keep up with her brother; she took her first step just a few days ago!" He also revealed that son Archie, who turns three in May, wants to follow in his father's footsteps and become a helicopter pilot. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Meghan Markle wore a white dress and a punchy red lip for a surprise appearance at an Invictus Games reception Sunday night – and fans are wondering if there’s a secret message behind the look. Why, you ask? It’s all to do with her lips. In recent years we’ve come to know, and love, the Duchess of Sussex’ neutral makeup teamed with a smudgy eye.