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Many watchers of the Royals believe Prince Harry is eager to resolve his long-standing feud with his brother and other members of the Royal Family, which has captivated public attention in recent times.

King Charles' vision for a slimmed-down monarchy is facing tough times, as several royals are presently unable to perform their duties.This year, King Charles himself made the difficult decision to halt all upcoming royal engagements as he battles cancer.The Princess of Wales has also been receiving cancer treatment, temporarily stepping back from her public roles. This has sparked speculation about whether Prince Harry might return to royal duties after his dramatic exit in 2020.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently released an unexpected statement ahead of the US Presidential Election which has led a PR expert to say the couple disregard "royal guidelines and customs" and have chosen to focus on their global brand instead.The pair's Archewell Foundation website commemorated National Voter Registration Day by encouraging voter sign-up before the November 5 election. The message began: "Using Vote Forward's impactful letter-writing tool, our team wrote personalized letters encouraging unregistered voters to take a crucial step: registering to vote." In a powerful call to action, the foundation stressed the importance of voting: "Voting is not just a right; it's a fundamental way to influence the fate of our communities.

A royal expert is convinced the Princess of Wales has persuaded her husband that "life is too short to bear grudges forever" in the wake of the 42-year-old completing chemotherapy six months after announcing her cancer diagnosis to the world. It comes after the Prince and Princess of Wales, as well as King Charles III, wished Prince Harry a happy 40th birthday on their social media accounts as the Duke of Sussex hit the milestone on September 15.

Nearly half a decade ago, Prince Andrew's life took a dramatic turn when he sat down for an intense interview with Emily Maitlis on BBC Newsnight. Now, the infamous conversation has been dramatised in a new series, bringing the Duke of York's embarrassing moment back into the spotlight.

The Duke of York's infamous Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis has become the subject of a second high-profile TV drama in less than 12 months. A Very Royal Scandal is Amazon Prime's new three-part series which documents the lead-up and days that followed Prince Andrew's interview which saw him be asked about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.The new series, which comes after the release of Netflix's Scoop back in April, sees the story re-examined as a leading royal expert looks at how Prince Andrew is the "problem that refuses to go away" and will prompt further "embarrassment" for King Charles and the rest of the Royal Family.

As Prince Harry gears up to return to the UK, many are hoping he’ll be reunited with his father, but one royal expert believes peace talks won’t come easy.On Wednesday, the WellChild Awards in London confirmed on Instagram that the Duke of Sussex is the guest of honor for the annual event on Sept. 30.

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He was once the cheeky chap who could do no wrong. Beloved for his sense of humour and the mischievous twinkle in his eye, Prince Harry was 'The People’s Prince' who held a firm place in the nation’s hearts. And, even though the last four years have added a very different chapter to his story, Harry is preparing to celebrate his landmark 40th birthday with his young family in sunny California.

Reports have been circulating for months regarding a disagreement between Prince Andrew and King Charles, said to be in relation to Andrew's living arrangements. He currently resides at Royal Lodge, which is located on the Windsor Estate, along with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

Royal fans were moved to tears after King Charles III broke with tradition to share a "sweet" moment with the New Zealand women’s rugby team, with many saying he "needed it."

King Charles III warmed hearts as he embraced the New Zealand women's rugby team in a "sweet" moment that left Royal enthusiasts teary-eyed. The endearing encounter took place at Buckingham Palace on 11 September, when Ayesha Leti-I'iga, a player for the Black Ferns, asked the monarch for a hug.To everyone's delight, King Charles responded with a beaming "Why not? " before joining the players for a group hug amidst laughter and cheers.The 75-year-old monarch later quipped, "It was like being flattened by a scrum," adding a touch of humour to the occasion.

The Times of London reports.Charles has reportedly been at wits’ end over his brother’s comfortable set up at the $38 million Royal Lodge, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle.Andrew has lived there since 2004 after he signed a 75-year lease agreement the year before.After his friendship with the late pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein came to light in 2019, Andrew has found himself on the brink of eviction from the lavish royal digs.However, it seems as though he’s not looking to move out anytime soon, despite his brother’s best efforts.After Andrew’s publicly-funded police protection was removed in 2022 following a review by the UK’s Home Office, Charles has been footing the bill on a private security team for his brother.The king forks out an estimated $4 million each year on his disgraced brother’s protection, the outlet adds.According to insiders, the sovereign has now made it clear to his brother that there are “only two possible options” left.The first would involve Andrew remaining at the property, but he would have to fund his $4 million-per-year security alone.Should Andrew opt in, Charles would also scrap the financial help he offers to his brother for all of his living expenses.The other option, one that the king has been actively exploring, is having Andrew downsize to “more suitable accommodation” — something he has reportedly been adamantly against.It’s understood that the king is happy to continue to cover his brother’s living expenses if he moves into Frogmore Cottage.Charles has also said he will continue to provide for Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York.“It is now two years into the King’s reign and he wants the matter settled,” a source told the outlet.In a further blow amid

stayed in close contact with his late mother’s side of the family, specifically his uncle Charles Spencer.“Charles [Spencer] has invited Harry, Meghan and the children to Althorp this Christmas,” a source told the Express. “It’s far too early to say whether they will take him up on it, but the offer is there if they want it.”Should the Sussexes and their two children — Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet — decide to make the 5,396-mile journey from Montecito, Calif., to Althorp in England, it will be the first time the “Suits” alum has stepped foot on Harry’s soil since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in 2022.What’s more, Harry and Meghan have not yet received an invitation from the royals for Christmas at Sandringham this year, but according to the insider, it’s unlikely that the duo would accept.“There hasn’t been an invitation extended to Sandringham just yet, but that doesn’t mean there won’t be one forthcoming,” the source said.

receiving chemotherapy treatment, but she’s hoping to make a bit of a comeback in the fall after having “a restful summer” with her husband, Prince William, and their three kids, The Sunday Times reported over the weekend.Middleton’s comment in her June health update about having “good days and bad days” amid chemo “still rings true,” friends of hers told the British newspaper.But The Times reported that Middleton and her advisors are planning possible public engagements on her “good days” over the next few months.Specifically, Middleton “potentially” may join her father-in-law, King Charles III, who also has cancer, and the royal family at the Cenotaph for the National Service of Remembrance on November 10.Royal aides are also reportedly planning for Middleton’s annual televised “Together at Christmas” carol service at Westminster Abbey in December.However, The Times claimed that she definitely won’t join William, 42, at the Earthshot Prize awards in Cape Town, South Africa in early Nov.Still, it was reported that Middleton has been working from home at Adelaide Cottage and meeting with her staff more to plan for her future.With Middleton having no confirmed royal appearances set up for the rest of the year, those closest to her say there’s “no expectation for her to rush back” to public life, The Times reported.“People know and understand it is a long journey to recovery,” a friend of Middleton’s told the paper.The Post has reached out to Kensington Palace for comment.Middleton was barely in the spotlight this summer as she was focusing on her health. In July, she attended Wimbledon with her daughter, Princess Charlotte, and her sister, Pippa Middleton.

When you think of the Royal Family's residences, Buckingham Palace, Sandringham House, Windsor Castle and Kensington Palace probably come to mind first - but what about their other homes? While many are no longer used as royal residences, some hold particularly cherished memories for Queen Elizabeth II and her family. One such place is the now-retired Royal Yacht Britannia, which was used for everything from royal tours to private holidays and even iconic honeymoons.The yacht was launched in 1953, just a few months before The Queen's coronation, and hosted numerous famous individuals and world leaders during its 44 years of service.

famously estranged from his big brother Prince William and his cancer-stricken father King Charles, as well as multiple other members of the British royal family. But according to one expert, the fifth-in-line to the throne is still in close contact with relatives of his late mother, Princess Diana.

In her position as the most senior royal woman in the UK, there are very few people Queen Camilla can trust and turn to when times get tough. Even though she has her two children, Tom Parker Bowles and Laura Lopes to lean on, she also has a trusted confidante in her ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles.The pair were pictured reuniting at the Audley Public House in London on Thursday evening to celebrate the launch of their son's new book, Cooking & The Crown.

Times of London on Friday and claimed their meeting wasn’t his cup of tea.McKellen shared that “on the few occasions I met her she was quite rude.” “When I received a medal for acting, she said, ‘You’ve been doing this for an awfully long time.’ I said, ‘Well, not as long as you,’” he told the outlet. “I got a royal smile for that, but then she said, ‘Does anyone still actually go to the theatre?’ That’s bloody rude when you’re giving someone a medal for acting. It meant, ‘Does anyone care a f – – k about you because I don’t.

Queen Camilla reunited with her ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, on Thursday evening to celebrate the launch of their son's new book Cooking & The Crown. Appearing alongside his parents, his sister Laura Lopes and his aunt Annabel Elliot at the Audley Public House in London, food critic Tom Parker Bowles signed copies of his book which contains royal recipes such as Queen Camilla's porridge and George V's curry. As the party went on, it was clear that Queen Camilla and her ex-husband Andrew - who married in 1973 and divorced in 1995 - have nothing but warm feelings for one another despite their tumultuous marriage which saw both of them commit adultery.

while attending a memorial service for the late Princess Diana’s brother-in-law, Lord Robert Fellowes, according to the BBC. “The brothers were at the back of the church, apart,” royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News Digital.“They neither spoke to each other nor were seen looking at each other.”“Prince William and Harry are currently not on speaking terms, and everything was carefully choreographed so that they wouldn’t have to interact with each other,” Kinsey Schofield, host of the “To Di For Daily” podcast, told Fox News Digital.