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Prince Charles appeared to distance himself from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle when he appeared at a royal engagement in London yesterday. The Prince of Wales appeared alongside his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, to open the new offices of Meta (formerly Facebook).The royal couple were given a lengthy tour, met with representatives from charitable foundations and attended Meta's London Social Good Fair.

Prince Harry and Prince William's rift cannot be healed because of the former's upcoming memoir, according to a royal expert. The two brothers have reportedly been on opposite sides of a royal feud for some time now, dating back to at least when Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from their senior royal roles in early 2020.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been banned from attending Prince William's 40th birthday celebrations, a royal insider claims.The two brothers shared a unique childhood together but have now been on opposing sides of a royal feud for at least two years. The source claimed that things are now so bad that William 'barely recognises his own brother'.

Prince Harry's attendance at the Queen's Jubilee celebrations later this year have been called into question, after he revealed he won't be flying to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial.The Duke of Sussex was expected to fly from the US to the UK to take part in the celebrations for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this year. It was also reported earlier this year that 37 year old Harry could also bring his wife Meghan Markle as the couple were said to be "keeping their diaries free".

Harry's decision to not attend his grandfather Prince Philip's memorial service will leave Prince William and Prince Charles "disappointed", a former Palace butler claims.The Duke of Sussex caused some upset among Royal Fans last week when he announced he would not be attending the service at Westminster Abbey this month, but would be flying to Holland for the Invictus Games in April.A spokesperson added that Harry will be visiting the Queen "soon".The reason for Harry's decision to not attend the event has not been explained, although it comes shortly after the controversy surrounding his security concerns in the UK. Now Charles' former butler Grant Harrold has said that both Prince William and his dad will be "disappointed" by the decision.

Prince William and Prince Charles will be "disappointed" by Harry's decision not to attend Philip's memorial service, a royal expert has said.The Duke of Sussex's spokesperson announced at the end of last week that he will not be flying to the UK for the thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday 29 March. But, the statement added Harry will come to visit the Queen "soon".

Prince Harry's decision to not attend Prince Philip's memorial service at the end of March will have come as a "shock" to the Queen, a royal expert has said. Harry, 37, recently announced his decision not to fly to the UK and attend the memorial service for the late Duke of Edinburgh, who passed away in April last year.The event is set to take place at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday 29 March, with all other main members of the Royal Family expected to attend and pay their respects.

Prince Harry "can't win" in the court of public opinion following his fallout over security in the UK, former royal butler Grant Harrold has explained.The Duke of Sussex, 37, recently announced his decision to not return to the UK for his grandfather Prince Philip's thanksgiving service, set to take place later this month. Although the decision risks disappointing the Queen and the rest of the Royal Family, former butler and royal expert Grant has explained the Prince is in a "catch-22" situation.

food, the Royal Family follows a few little known yet strict rules which mean some dishes are always off the menu. No matter the expense or quality of ingredients available to palace kitchens, certain items are banned for various reasons including the risk of illness and animal welfare.

Kate Middleton was once reportedly left standing awkwardly alone in the middle of Prince Charles' 60th birthday party according to a butler, as the now Duchess of Cambridge was yet to become a household name. The 40 year old royal is recognised around the globe having secured herself as an adored staple in the Royal family as Prince William's beloved wife. The couple, who tied the knot in a stunning Westminster Abbey ceremony back in 2011, also share children Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and Prince Louis, four.

Kate Middleton became part of the Royal Family almost 11 years ago, and can't go anywhere without being recognised these days.

We all know there are plenty of rules to follow when it comes to cooking for the Queen. From banned foods like starchy carbs to shellfish, sandwich crusts and even garlic - royal chefs are well prepared to serve up something Her Majesty will enjoy, not reject! Grant Harrold - a butler to Prince Charles at Highgrove House for seven years - was shocked to discover that the Queen isn’t a fan of rare meat, either. Apparently, it’s very unusual.

Queen’s Platinum Jubilee shows she's not ready to give up the crown just yet, according to a former royal butler.Buckingham Palace released an official portrait of the Queen, 95, as she became the first member of the British monarchy to reign for 70 years.The image shows Her Majesty wearing a lime green dress, complete with her signature brooch, as she sits in front of her famous red box holding important government documents.Former royal butler Grant Harrold, known as The Royal Butler, highlighted the significance of her being pictured with the box as a sign that Her Majesty has no plans of stepping down.Speaking in a video on TikTok, Mr Harrold said: “Most importantly...people keep asking me do I think the Queen is going to continue with her work? "Well in this photograph you see one of her official government boxes and of course this is the Queen doing her day to day work.“I think this shows all of us that even though she's now coming into her 96th year, she's been on the throne 70 years, she is very much going to continue being a monarch.”The Queen used her momentous milestone to give Camilla the royal seal of approval to be known as Queen Consort.Previously, Camilla decided not to use the Princess of Wales title out of respect for the late Princess Diana, and had been expected to break tradition to become Princess Consort.The Queen expressed that it was her “sincere wish” that Camilla be known as Queen Consort when the Prince Charles becomes King.For the latest breaking news from the Royal Family and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.In a message to the nation on the eve of her Ascension Day, Her Majesty said: "I would like to express my thanks to you all for your support.

Meghan Markle moved to the United States where they have made cutting revelations about the Royal Family.Harry talked of a “a lot of hurt” between Charles and himself during an explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey where allegations were also made by Meghan of racism from royals.Speaking to 'Charles & Harry: Father and Son Divided' producers, royal author Tom Quinn said: "There is no doubt the gulf between Harry and Charles had widened considerably."I mean I think if they are not careful it will be very difficult to bridge that divide in future.What do you think? Have your say in comments below"I can't see how they can do it."Grant Harrold, ex-butler to Prince Charles, William and Harry also told the Channel 5 documentary that he felt it

The Crown.Episode four of the hit drama’s latest season – which launches next month – is titled The Balmoral Test.The “test” is the name given to the royal scrutiny guests to the Queen’s Aberdeenshire home believe they are under when invited to join her on her annual break at Balmoral.Former royal butler Grant Harrold worked for the Royal Family for seven years and met many guests of the Queen.Grant, 42, who grew up in Airdrie and has worked for Prince Charles, Camilla, Prince William, Kate and Prince Harry, said: “Balmoral, like Sandringham, is the Queen’s private family home.“If she invites you to Balmoral, then you are being invited to spend time with the Royal Family in a personal setting.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.THE Queen has won a legal battle to stop Prince Charles’s former butler, who is originally from Airdrie, from trademarking the name “The Royal Butler”.Lawyers acting on behalf of the monarch took action against Grant Harrold after he tried to launch a butler and etiquette training business using the title.Harrold, 42, worked for Prince Charles between 2005 and 2011 and is a regular guest on TV shows This Morning and Good Morning Britain, where he hands out etiquette advice.He applied to register the trademark “The Royal Butler” and claimed he had been given permission to use it by senior members of the Royal Household as part of a settlement when he

The Queen is taking legal action against Prince Charles’ former butler after he tried to trademark the name 'The Royal Butler'.

Meghan Markle will get a luxurious breakfast in bed to celebrate her second Mother's Day, a royal expert predicts.