Prince Harry: Last News

Prince Harry has made it very clear over the years how much he disliked growing up in the glare of the royal spotlight. But a royal expert predicts he’s unlikely to be able to make it any different for his own children – especially in light of some recent moves by his wife, Meghan Markle.The Duchess of Sussex, 43, announced last week that she was launching a new business, As Ever, which would weave together everything she “cherished”, including food, gardening and entertaining. Her new website, which so far only includes a link to the Instagram page and an option to subscribe to updates, uses a full-screen picture of Meghan running through a field barefoot with their young daughter, Princess Lilibet.

Two months on since her triumphant return to Instagram, Meghan Markle has achieved a significant social media landmark that could spell lucrative opportunities for her future. The Duchess of Sussex, aged 43, made a return to Instagram at the start of January to promote her individual business endeavours, such as her forthcoming Netflix series "With Love, Meghan" and her lifestyle brand "As Ever".

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her new lifestyle business, As Ever, which she announced Monday after changing the name from American Riviera Orchard.Civic bosses in the Mallorca village of Porreres reportedly claimed that Markle copied the town’s traditional coat of arms by including a single palm tree with two hummingbirds hovering on either side of it on her As Ever logo.Mayor Xisca Mora told local newspaper Ara Balears that the similarities between the coat of arms and the logo are “surreal.”She also claimed that the town hall is considering whether or not to take legal action against the duchess.“I don’t know if she visited some agritourism sites and saw the coat of arms, because the photo on her website is taken from Mallorca,” said Mora.The mayor also said that the village — which has a population of roughly 5,000 people and is about 22 miles away from Mallorca’s capital of Palma — “feels international” now and hopes that Markle’s business move will bring it some recognition.The Post has reached out to Markle’s rep for comment.The royal announced her new brand in an Instagram video taken in her backyard by her husband, Prince Harry.“I’m shocked we’ve kept this a secret for so long. In two weeks my show is coming out, which I’m so excited for.

Meghan Markle shared a big new update – with a brief cameo from Prince Harry!

American Riviera Orchard, there’s a new brand in town.Meghan Markle took to social media Monday night to unveil the brand new name for her lifestyle business venture, revealing it will now be called “As Ever.”“The cat’s out of the bag,” the Duchess of Sussex, 43, said in an Instagram video taken in her backyard as her husband, Prince Harry, can be heard saying, “It’s recording.”“I’m shocked we’ve kept this a secret for so long. In two weeks my show is coming out, which I’m so excited for.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are "very much in love and in harmony", according to a royal expert. Over the years, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been forced to navigate speculation over their relationship and recently speculation grew as they made more solo public appearances, while a piece speculated on allegations that Meghan had been approached to write a "post-divorce" book. However, speaking to OK! Jennie Bond, the former BBC royal correspondent, revealed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's recent cosy outing at the Invictus Games in Canada proved any critics wrong.

taking part in a royal “blooding” ritual, a new book has revealed.According to royal author Tom Quinn’s new book, titled “Yes Ma’am — The Secret Life of Royal Servants,” the longtime tradition sees members of the Firm smear blood on their faces after their first kill during fox or stag hunting.However, the Princess of Wales, 43, was adamant that Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, do not take part in the ancient ritual, Quinn writes.“Charles’s daughter-in-law, Catherine, Princess of Wales, has put her foot down and insisted there will be no blooding for her children,” Quinn wrote in an extract obtained by the Daily Mail.The Post has reached out to Kensington Palace for comment.Quinn added that the king had taken part in the tradition, as has William and his estranged brother, Prince Harry.It’s not the first time Quinn has highlighted the royal family’s desire to move away from the ritual.In his 2023 book, titled “Gilded Youth,” the author described how William is keen for the family to get with the times when it comes to hunting.“William loves shooting — a love he shares with his father — but he is also conscious that the tide is now moving against what many people now refer to as blood sports (the royals prefer to refer to them as field sports),” Quinn wrote.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's charity has been found to have made substantial donations to organisations associated with the Democrats, despite their ongoing feud with Trump.

Prince Harry concluded the 2025 Invictus Games in Canada with a poignant speech to competitors and their families.The Duke of Sussex, 40, took to the stage at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday to share a few parting thoughts during the event’s closing ceremony.“O Canada,” Harry sang aloud. “You’ve only gone and done it again.

Peter Andre isn't a man who scares easily but that's not to say he doesn't believe in the supernatural. In his exclusive column this week, the soon-to-be 52 year old talks about a ghostly encounter he had as a younger man, which he still can't fully explain. He also wades in on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's highly-publicised first public appearance together in months, whey they put engaged a passionate kiss for the world to see.

The Duchess of Sussex has headed back to the family's Montecito residence, bearing gifts for her two young children, Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three, after attending the Invictus Games alongside Prince Harry.

he doesn’t plan to deport his youngest son, Prince Harry, back to Britain despite his immigration issues, an expert told Fox News Digital. “It would put the spotlight back [on] the Sussexes,” said royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams.

Meghan Markle melted hearts with a Valentine's Day tribute to her love, Prince Harry, with an unseen photo of the royal couple sharing an intimate moment. The Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram on Friday, 14 February, with a black and white picture of the pair locking lips at a dinner table.

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the 2025 Invictus Games event in Whistler and Vancouver.Harry founded and launched the Invictus Games in 2014 as multi-sport Paralympic-styled games for wounded or injured servicemen and veterans.And according to Ken Fisher, founder of the Fisher House Foundation — a longtime partner of the Invictus Games — the couple’s connection is “genuine and real.”“Prince Harry goes to as many events as he can, he and Meghan are very engaged with the families and competitors, so they play a very important role,” Fisher exclusively told The Post. “What people don’t see is the families bonding, not only with each other, but with other families.

At the Invictus Games, Prince Harry revealed his eldest son's unexpected interest in landmines, prompting a mixed reaction from royal enthusiasts.

the 2025 Invictus Games are taking place.It’s no secret that Harry — who quit royal life in 2020 and moved to the US with his wife, Meghan Markle — has played an active role in aiding past and present active duty officers following their service.And according to Ken Fisher, founder of the Fisher House Foundation — a longtime partner of the Invictus Games — the duke takes a very hands-on approach when it comes to his work with the Games.“Harry is a very genuine person that really wants to play a role in these men and women’s recoveries,” Fisher exclusively told The Post. “This is a man that never forgot that he was a veteran and that these men and women are struggling.”“He was in a very unique position to help these families rehab and continue with their journeys by inspiring them and sharing his time with them.

returned home to Montecito, Calif., on Tuesday after spending a few days in Canada with Prince Harry at his Invictus Games.Taking to her Instagram Story the following day, the “Suits” alum gave her 1.7 million followers on the platform a peek at the goodies she brought home with her for the pair’s two children, Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.The pic also offered a glimpse of the stunning $14 million home she and Harry bought and moved into in 2020.“A taste of Canada and The Invictus Games for our little ones!” the mom of two captioned the snap. “Cheering you on from home!”Markle laid out all the souvenirs on her kitchen counter, which included some fun gifts for the pair’s children.Among those were chocolate treats that featured the Invictus Games logo, as well as some sweet treats from Canadian chain Tim Hortons.The couple’s kids also received custom jerseys from Team Nigeria, each of which featured their names promptly written on the back.The shirts were gifted to the Sussexes during a wheelchair basketball event in Vancouver on Sunday.“We did one for him and one for M and for the kids,” team manager Derrick Cobbinah told People.

Meghan Markle shared a heartfelt message to Prince Harry as she returned to their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, while the Duke of Sussex stayed in Canada for the Invictus Games. The Duchess of Sussex touched down in Vancouver last Friday and spent five days with her husband at the sporting event before flying back.