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They are usually separated by an eight-hour time difference and an 11 hour flight. But for this week only Prince Harry and Prince William found themselves just a few minutes walk from one another after the Sussexes returned to the UK, Netflix cameras in tow.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to keep apart from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle until his bombshell memoir is released. With the Sussexes staying half a mile away at Frogmore Cottage, it is unlikely that the brothers will see each other during his short UK visit, according to reports with William and Harry's relationship remaining unsteady. And with Harry's tell-all book set to hit the shelves later this year along with a documentary, there could be more rifts between the two.

Prince William has "no plans" to see his brother Prince Harry until after the latter releases his bombshell memoir this winter.Despite the fact that the pair are currently staying half a mile apart from each other, William, 40, and his wife, Kate Middleton are reported to have been avoiding contact with Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, until they are aware of the contents of their Netflix documentary.According to Royal biographer Angela Levin, she said: "They have lost their chance of being trusted as the chance is they will record any conversation and use it against them."READ MORE: Prince Charles 'bewildered' by Harry and Meghan's 'painful jibes', insiders claimLevin claims that William's hesitance to get close with the Sussexes is their "own fault for vastly exaggerating and being rude".

Meghan Markle's pal Omid Scobie has hit out at palace aides who queried the Duchess' account of a 2019 fire in Prince Archie's nursery - which she says left her "shaken" and "in tears". Anonymous palace aides today accused Meghan of exaggerating the incident, which she recounted for the first time in her new podcast this week.

Meghan Markle's first Archetypes podcast was finally released on Tuesday and it certainly packed a punch, with the Duchess revealing some previously unknown anecdotes and sharing her thoughts on what it is to be an ambitious woman.The podcast has received mixed reactions, with one person in particular praising Meghan for an "articulate and insightful episode", whereas others have regarded some of her revelations as a swipe at the royal family. In one instance, Meghan, 41, spoke to her guest, tennis ace Serena Williams, about double standards women face when labelled 'ambitious', saying that she "doesn't ever remember personally feeling the negative connotation behind the word ambitious, until I started dating my now husband (Prince Harry)". She continued: "And apparently ambition is a terrible, terrible thing.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reported plan to renew their wedding vows is a "blow you" to the Royal family, an expert has claimed. It was reported by Heat magazine last week that Harry, 37, and his 41 year old wife Meghan – who will visit the UK next month – are planning to have a second wedding four years after they tied the knot. Only this time it will be filmed for their upcoming Netflix show.

their spokesperson told Page Six earlier this week.The Sussexes packed up and moved across the pond to Montecito, California, in a desperate bid for privacy.However, during their time in the Golden State, the royals have done a series of high-profile events, most notably their bombshell tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey last year.And according to royal author Fitzwilliams, the couple’s decision to go public with their story is sure to make their upcoming UK visit a “fairly difficult” one.“What has happened during this period is that their ratings have dropped phenomenally,” Fitzwilliams told Newsweek.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly planning to renew their wedding vows in the US - with Netflix camera crews invited but "only one" family member. It's rumoured that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who were married on 29 May 2018, are looking to hold the new ceremony later this year with plans for a second honeymoon.

Prince Harry's much anticipated memoir, scheduled to be released by the end of the year, could include attacks on Royal Family members, according to biographer Angela Levin.Following Harry and Meghan's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2020 where the couple spoke out against the treatment they faced from an unknown member of the royal family, that included concerns about the colour of their son Archie's skin.In a Daily Star exclusive, Angela Levin talked about how significant the book could be in breaking a lot of the "family privacy" that exists within the monarchy.READ MORE:Inside Princess Anne's wild love life – from bodyguard romps to love letter scandal"They're obviously breaking lots of family privacy if Harry brings out his memoir," she said."It's very sad that he's got to this stage why he's so hateful when he's got what he wanted. He wanted to leave.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's rumoured plans to renew their wedding vows in America in front of Netflix cameras has not gone down well with some critics.The controversial Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who were married on May 29 four years ago, are rumoured to be looking to hold a new vow ceremony later this year.According to Heat magazine, they want to hold a “woke ceremony” and are “looking at various venues and figuring out the type of ceremony they want, as well as how many guests to invite”.READ MORE: Piers Morgan told to 'move on' as he slams Harry and Meghan's charity appearanceThe source told them: “Meghan’s mum Doria will be on the list, but she’ll be the only family member.“Then there will be a handful of their close US friends – like Katherine and David [Foster], Janina [Gavankar], possibly Priyanka and Nick Jonas – but, obviously, it’ll all depend on their schedules.“There’ll be roles for the kids and they’ll write their own vows.“The grand plan is to turn it into a big family vacation that will also serve as a second honeymoon.“Harry will always respect and have a special affinity towards the country of his birth, and both he and Meghan treasure the memory of their UK wedding, despite the dramas that ended up overshadowing it.“But putting down roots and showing a commitment to Harry’s current place of residence and where their children will be raised is something that’s important to both of them.”But this news did not go down well with royal biographer and journalist Angela Levin.She tweeted: “It surely can't be true that Harry and Meghan want to renew their wedding vows, but this time in USA.“'It will be a second honeymoon too, I'm told.“I am sure Netflix will love it but I wonder how many family members

Meghan Markle is salty!

Prince William and Kate Middleton are unlikely to meet with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle when they visit the UK next month, a royal expert has claimed. Following their visit for the Platinum Jubilee, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to return to Britain again in September to attend charity events.

Royal biographer Angela Levin has labelled Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "extremists" during a furious rant about the couple.The royal writer slammed the pair for their behaviour and conduct towards the Royal Family during an interview on GB News.The expert expressed her fury Live on TV and said: "Anybody who actually admires the way that Harry and Megan are behaving are extremely wrong and should be ashamed of themselves." Levin continued: "I think psychologically, they've cracked open something, that other people think ‘well, I wouldn't want to do what they're doing because they're extremists and they behave very badly, but there must be some way of earning more money out of that’." The stern faced critic went on to accuse Harry and Meghan of trying to make money out of their ties to the Royal Family, but have no respect for it. Angela's criticism of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex raged on: "That's another reason why they should be so ashamed of themselves because it's just not right.

Prince Harry might attack senior members of the royal family when he releases his memoir. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex previously stepped back as senior members of the Royal Family in March of 2020 and it has been subsequently announced the 37-year-old Prince is set to release a $20 Million autobiography.

Camilla Parker Bowles received “help” before she married The Prince of Wales. After a highly publicised romance, The Duchess of Cornwall eventually married Prince Charles in a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall in April of 2005.

READ MORE: 'Homesick' Harry missing English life as ‘California honeymoon period over’ - expert Angela Levin, esteemed author of biographies on several remembers of the Royal Family, including her upcoming project, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall: From Outcast to Future Queen Consort, reflected on the series.The royal expert said that the upcoming season will focus heavily on the continued breakdown of the marriage between Prince Charles and Princess Diana and the role Camilla Parker Bowles (now The Duchess Of Cornwall) played.She commented: “A lot of the weekly show is, I’m told, about Diana and right up to her death, and we'll obviously be blaming Camilla because the last one [Series 4] was very unkind about her.”Storylines that haven’t been shown in the series so far include The Queen’s 1992 “Annus horribilis” which pertained to several catastrophic events for Her Majesty, The Queen.Potential topics include the publication of controversial photographs concerning Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, the divorce of Princess Anne, The Princess Royal from Captain Mark Phillips, several controversies regarding the late Princess of Wales and the fire at Windsor Castle. When asked if the Royal family are fearful or cautious about the effect of the hit Netflix series, Angela replied in the affirmative.

Prince Harry is “bitter and fed up with being the spare instead of the heir”, according to a royal expert. Angela Levin, who wrote Harry: Conversations with the Prince, has made the comments ahead of the expected release of his biography later this year.

Netflix hit The Crown.The Royal was accused of "throwing his toys out the pram" over the issue as he was discussed by The Daily Mirror's royal editor Russell Myers during a segment on Lorraine.The expert addressed rumours of Harry not wanting his and Meghan Markle's story to feature on the programme as plot lines progress towards the modern-day era of the family. Read More: Meghan Markle had 'bonkers' security moment that left Wimbledon fan stunned Lorraine said to Russell: "There are rumours about Prince Harry not being at all happy to be featured in The Crown."Can he be written out of it, can they do it without him, who knows?"He then replied: "Well, I'm not sure.

Netflix's The Crown has grown in popularity since its launch as the TV series followed the journey of Queen Elizabeth II.The series has covered multiple key events in history, from Queen Elizabeth's reign to Princess Diana's royal presence - and as the next series is expected to cover Diana's tragic death, it's likely her two sons will soon have a prominent role.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'at odds' over 'endless TV interviews', says sourcePrince Harry and Prince William have already been mentioned, just not as leading roles, but that could change with upcoming series. And while the now US-based royal should expect a mention or two in the upcoming series, he has made his thoughts about the Megxit storyline quite clear.Royal expert Angela Levin believes Netflix will do what Harry has requested because they will want their "pint of blood" from the royals later on.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly expected the royals to "drop everything" over the Platinum Jubilee, a expert has sensationally claimed.Angela Levin, a renowned critic of the Sussexes, claims the ex-royal couple had expected a "very warm welcome" on their return to the UK.She added that the Firm were "rushed off their feet" throughout the long-awaited events, the Express reports.Writing for the Sun, Ms Levin said: "I think Harry and Meghan expected a very warm welcome and that everyone would drop everything for them."In reality, the royals were rushed off their feet during the four-day Platinum Jubilee."The critic went on to discuss the Sussexes' Harry and Prince William's ongoing rift. She claimed that Prince Harry could "have come over to see his brother when things were quiet enough for a serious conversation."Instead he was with the people who aren’t working royals and, as a result, had a furious look on his face."Adding that William had an "increasingly full diary".

Prince Harry is reportedly “furious” and feels he is owed an apology after he was “largely ignored” at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, a royal expert had claimed. Harry and wife Meghan Markle only attended one public Jubilee event – the service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s – which took place last Friday.The couple sat in the second row of the cathedral, across the aisle from Prince William and wife Kate, however the couples did not appear to engage with each other.The two brothers are also not thought to have met privately during Harry and Meghan’s visit to the UK. According to royal biographer Angela Levin, who spent a year with Harry writing a biography on him, the prince will be "absolutely furious".