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Prince Harry was "absolutely furious" by the way he was treated during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, according to one royal expert.

Prince Harry is "absolutely furious" with the royals and wants an apology for how he was treated during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, according to an expert. Angela Levin claims the Duke of Sussex didn't check Prince William's diary before he went back to the US with Meghan Markle and their children Lilibet and Archie.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle behaved like “petulant teenagers” during their trip to the UK for the Queen’s Jubilee, a royal critic has claimed.Harry and Meghan made their first visit to the UK together since relocating to California to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee, but only attended one royal engagement; a thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral.There were also no pictures released of the Queen’s first meeting with her great-granddaughter, which royal critic Angela Levin claimed might have left the couple “cross” for not meeting Netflix’s expectations.And, despite reports that the royals feared that a large public presence from the Sussexes would overshadow the Queen’s celebrations, Angela told GB News that the couple didn’t appear enough.“I thought they were like petulant teenagers, really,” she claimed. “If they didn’t get what they wanted they would leave.“They did leave early, they left before the pageant on Sunday.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have risked making their Netflix bosses “cross” by not getting any pictures of Lilibet with the Queen during their Jubilee visit, a critic has claimed.During their recent trip to the UK, there was no official confirmation on whether the Queen had finally met her great-granddaughter Lilibet, though reports of a meeting circulated shortly after the Trooping the Colour ceremony.In the absence of any pictures of Lilibet and the Queen, Harry and Meghan released a picture taken of their daughter at Frogmore Cottage to mark her first birthday.However, speaking to GB News, royal critic Angela Levin has claimed that these adorable snaps might not be sufficient to satisfy the couple’s Netflix bosses, who she suggested had been keen on footage of a royal meeting with the Queen.“They wanted to see the Queen as soon as possible, so she saw them on the first day… And they asked if he could take a picture of the two Lilibets, and she said, ‘no, absolutely not possible’,” she claimed.Angela suggested that this was the correct decision, explaining: “Because they would have sold it and used it for Netflix.

Princes William, 39, and Harry, 37, are set for a "stressful" reunion at Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebration.According to royal author Angela Levin, the monumental occasion, which sees the Queen celebrate 70 years on the British throne, will be a very "frosty" encounter.Angela told Daily Mail: "I think the St Paul's service is going to be very stressful for the royals, especially for William and Catherine, who feel they have badly let down the Royal Family."It will be just as frosty as the Commonwealth Service in 2020. The brothers will look serious and I suspect Meghan's Hollywood smile will be fixed." The expert says the situation has been made worse by the news Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, 40, maybe bringing a Netflix film crew along with them as part of the docuseries they are creating for the streaming giant.She explained: "Netflix could insist on them being there – and they are now probably not in a position to say no because they might get dropped completely."Queen Elizabeth, 96, celebrates her Platinum Jubilee with a number of events and week-long activities planned in her honour.It is expected the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will return to the UK for these events along with their children Archie, three, and Lilibet, 11 months.

The Queen has been praised for her efforts not to appear "feeble" after her surprise appearance at the Royal Horticultural Society’s Chelsea Flower Show last Monday, despite fears surrounding her ongoing mobility issues.Her Majesty was driven around the show, of which she is a patron and a regular attendee having visited the event more than 50 times in her 70-year reign, in a stylish white buggy with a formal chauffeur.Royal biographer Angela Levin suggested the Queen had chosen this form of mobility assistance as she has been forced to miss a number of royal events before the Platinum Jubilee due to health concerns.Speaking to Sky News, Ms Levin said: “She looks great even from a distance. I understand she didn’t want to look feeble.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reported to be filming an ‘at-home docuseries’ for Netflix.

Prince Harry’s comments about the safety of the internet have been criticised by a royal expert, who observed that Archie and Lilibet won’t old enough to access social media for some time.The prince recently attended a webinar hosted by youth charity 5Rights Foundation, where he reiterated his stance on the dangers of online harm for young people.The Duke of Sussex expressed a concern that his “two little ones” will “never have to experience the internet as it exists now” and called for a safer digital environment.However, speaking to Talk TV, royal expert Angela Levin picked apart the Duke’s comments and suggested that the young age of Archie and Lilibet meant this was a largely hypothetical scenario.“If one is three and the other is nearly one, they’re not going to be on the internet for some time yet,” she suggested.“And by the time they become teenagers, I don’t think the online stuff is going to be anywhere like what it is [now], and they won’t want to do it because it will be stale and old.“So it’s a ludicrous thing to start preparing a child at the age of nearly one, they’re just not ready for it.”Angela also criticised Harry’s suggestion that it is the job of people making money on the internet to “keep us scrolling".“He’s making an awful lot of money out of Spotify and Netflix and not doing very much for it, so I think it’s pot calling the kettle black,” she observed.Meghan Markle was recently dealt a setback when her original animated series Pearl was scrapped amid huge cuts made by the streaming giant.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to go to the Platinum Jubilee after months of speculation could steal the focus away from the Queen, a royal expert says.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have confirmed that they will attend Her Majesty's official celebrations in June — and will be bringing their kids Archie and Lilibet to meet the Queen for the first timeA spokesperson for the couple said: "Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are excited and honoured to attend The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations this June with their children."However, their decision to step back as working royals in 2020 means that the Sussexes will not not appear on the balcony at Buckingham Palace alongside other members of The Firm.Royal commentator and biographer Angela Levin has blasted their decision to announce their visit so late, claiming that this may draw attention away from Her Majesty.Angela, author of 'Harry: A Biography of a Prince', wrote on Twitter: "The atmosphere will be different with Harry etc coming to Jubilee.

Meghan Markle.Speaking on LBC, she said Harry "keeps lobbing the bombs," adding: "What is Harry going to say in this book? Are we going to be in for, another you know, a kind of massive kind of hate bomb again, which is going to explode all over us?"Tina said the Royals Family would have to "find a way to live with" whatever is published in Harry's book, and try to make some kind of reunion happen regardless."The problem they've got right now is great mistrust of Harry because he keeps lobbing these bombs, it never stops," she said.It's not been plain sailing for Harry recently, as he and Meghan have had to grapple with the cancellation of the latter's Netflix shows.Royal commentator Angela Levin said: "Not only a disaster but the fact that it was announced last July and apparently there's still nothing to show for it."Being a royal opens every door for you but if you leave you can't just take the money you have to do some work."It appears Netflix may have dropped Harry and Meghan due to needed cutbacks, after the streaming giant suffered a slump in subscribers.The company lost around £48billion of its market value recently and is facing stiff competition from rival streaming services.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix shows appears to have been cancelled, described as a "disaster".Royal commentator Angela Levin said: "Not only a disaster but the fact that it was announced last July and apparently there's still nothing to show for it."Being a royal opens every door for you but if you leave you can't just take the money you have to do some work."Since splitting from The Firm, Harry and Meghan have found ways to become financially independent, scoring major deals with the likes of Netflix and Spotify.In the bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Duke of Sussex claimed that Prince Charles had cut him off financially, something the Palace denied.Their Netflix deal was estimated to be worth around £79million, though details of it were not shared at the time. So why has it been cancelled?It appears Netflix may have dropped Harry and Meghan due to needed cutbacks, after the streaming giant suffered a slump in subscribers.The company lost around £48billion of its market value recently and is facing stiff competition from rival streaming services.

Prince Harry is 'playing up his special relationship with the Queen in order to maintain his credibility for Netflix, a royal expert has claimed. Netflix crews have been filming with the Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle this week as they watch the Invictus Games in the Netherlands.

Prince Harry has commented for the first time on his visit to the Queen before his Invictus Games. The Duke of Sussex, who was joined by wife Meghan Markle when he met his grandmother last week said it was "great to see her".During their catch up, the monarch shared her backing for British veterans competing in the Netherlands over the weekend, Harry revealed.He said: "She had plenty of messages for Team UK which I've already passed on..."So, it was great to see her and I'm sure she would love to be here if she could."Harry and Meghan were last with the Queen in person during the Commonwealth Day service on March 8, 2020, before their recent meeting at Windsor.Before their appearance at Windsor on Thursday, April 14, Harry is thought to have not been in the UK since July 2021, while Meghan hasn't been in the country since 2020.Harry was present at the funeral of Prince Philip on April 17 and also unveiled a statue of his mother Princess Diana alongside his brother Prince William in July last year.Senior royal sources have described the meetings as “incredibly warm and good natured” and “very cordial”.The Duke and Duchess told Her Majesty their plan to return so the Queen can spend time with 11-month-old Lilibet and Archie.Royal Family expert Angela Levin told Good Morning Britain viewers on Friday she believed the Sussexes will hope the visit improves their position ahead of the Invictus Games and their Netflix series.Presenter Adil Ray was hosting the instalment with Kate Garraway and asked Angela if it was a "good thing" that the Sussexes had visited the Queen.Angela said: "I'm not sure that it is, I think you have to be very careful not to jump to conclusions.

Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray questioned a Royal expert as she slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after it was announced they'd made a surprise visit to the UK. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to have held "top secret" talks with the Queen and Prince Charles at Windsor Castle on Thursday April 14.It has been reported that Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, stopped off in London while en rout to the Invictus Games in Holland.Host's Adil and Kate Garraway welcomed Royal biographers Angela Levin and Ingrid Seward to discuss the shock trip on Friday's show.Angela seemed to believe that Harry and Meghan could have been reprimanded for not showing up to Prince Philip's memorial service as she branded the pair "unkind and untruthful".This prompted Adil to hit back asking the expert why people were being still so "nasty and cynical" about Harry and Meghan?The GMB host argued: "Moments like this happen, often when someone is unwell or there is funeral, it brings families together."Look, every family operates like this, why are we so cynical and nasty about Harry and Meghan?" In response, Angela commented: "I'm not cynical."Did 15 million people hear that you were behaving badly or that one of your relatives were hurt badly, no."Interjecting, Adil barked: "But you go onto Facebook Angela, people share all kinds of dirty washing about their relatives and family on there."That's their media broadcasting, thats their platform and people do it all of the time." Debating Adil's points, the Royal biographer said: "But also the Queen has needed them for quite a long time and it's taken them quite a long time to realise that.

Queen Elizabeth is said to be "deeply hurt" after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle travelled to Holland, after deciding against attending Prince Philip's memorial. Prince Harry, 37, announced he would not be attending the late Duke of Edinburgh's Service of Thanksgiving, which took place on Tuesday 29 March, but he would see the Queen "soon". Since snubbing the event, which a royal expert said Harry "can't win" over, Harry and Meghan, 40, are set to travel to Holland in their first trip from the US since moving across the pond.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be followed around by cameras to capture moments for their upcoming Netflix documentary as they attend the opening ceremony of Harry's Invictus Games on Saturday 16 April.

Queen's appearances at her own Jubilee celebrations will be limited by her frail health which will make celebrations "very difficult." The Queen is set to celebrate 70 years on the throne this year at the ripe age of 95 but has battled health scares in recent months including a bout of coronavirus. And Royal biographer Angela Levin has hinted that there may be trouble ahead for Royal planners with the Queen's frail health limiting what she can and can't attend.

Queen is said to be "deeply hurt" over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not attending Prince Philip's memorial for a trip to Holland, which a royal expert claims is because Meghan didn't "want to miss out on the publicity."Harry and wife Meghan have opted instead to head to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games, where the pair will be followed around by a Netflix documentary crew.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will mark the opening ceremony of the games at The Hague, their first trip to Europe since the pair left the Royal Family two years ago.But a royal expert claims the pair's actions are said to have "deeply hurt" the Queen.Royal experts have alleged that this is a "snub" to the Queen, with the pair not attending Prince Philip's memorial service just a few days ago.Claims also say that while it is "unnecessary" for Meghan to be at the games, she "wouldn't want to miss out on the publicity".Royal expert Angela Levin said: "I think it's truly shocking. I think the royal family are deeply hurt, but that's precisely what they must want, otherwise, they wouldn't act like that."We saw the Queen, you can't help but feel desperately sorry for her, she would have loved to have Harry there for the day.

Prince Harry has been accused of not coming to Prince Philip’s memorial because he needs to make “another documentary”, according to a royal expert.Various members of the Royal Family were at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday (March 29) to pay tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh almost a year after his death.The Service of Thanksgiving saw the royals finally allowed to celebrate the life of Philip together after his funeral, which Harry attended, was under Covid social distancing restrictions.Harry is currently in a legal battle with the Home Office over security after his offer to pay for his own police protection was refused.The Duke of Sussex has expressed his concern over his family's safety when they are in the UK, following an incident Harry faced with a paparazzi last year.However royal expert and biographer Angela Levin has suggested there may be another reason as to why Harry did not return to the UK. While speaking on GB News Breakfast, Ms Levin cited his and Meghan Markle’s deal with Netflix.

Prince Harry's decision to dodge the memorial service for Prince Philip shows that he now only cares about Meghan Markle, according to one royal expert.The Duke of Sussex made the controversial decision to stay in California and not fly back to the United Kingdom for yesterday's (March 29) Commonwealth Thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey for his grandad.Harry has not said why he decided against going to the memorial on Tuesday but there is speculation it is due to the row about security that was never resolved. He will, however, be jetting off to Netherlands in just two week's time to attend the Invictus Games.Royal biographer Angela Levin is one of many to have blasted the 37-year-old Prince in the aftermath of his conspicuous absence from the service, which was attended by all other senior members of the Royal Family, including the Queen.Speaking to The Sun, the author commented: “He is such a changed person, it is difficult to know if he will even regret not attending.

The Queen put on a brave face in honour of her late husband Prince Philip as she attended the special memorial service at Westminster Abbey for him today. After weeks of uncertainty over whether she would be able to attend, the 95 year old monarch lead her family as she arrived at the London venue ready to celebrate the Duke of Edinburgh's life. Escorted by Prince Andrew down the aisle, the Royal sat next to her eldest son Prince Charles with a table in front of her.

The Queen will attend her late husband Prince Philip's memorial service at Westminster Abbey today, March 29.The 95 year old monarch has been struggling with her mobility in recent months, and has been pictured using a walking stick to help her move around due to increasingly "stiff legs". What's more, the monarch was heard telling one Windsor Castle visitor: "As you can see, I can't move," but now Buckingham Palace have confirmed Her Royal Highness will be leading her family at the Duke of Edinburgh's "important" service, which celebrates his life and gives thanks to all of his charity works over the decades.