Prince Harry: Last News

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "really get into it in a big way" during their arguments, according to a Kensington Palace aide.

Since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from royal duties, other members of the family have taken centre stage.

Prince Harry believes his late mother Princess Diana would have "wanted" him to move to the US to raise his two kids with Meghan Markle.

Alex Ritman Prince Harry‘s lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch’s British tabloid newspapers — the royal’s latest in his ongoing war against the U.K. press — is set to begin. Opening arguments are due to take place in London’s High Court today, with the Duke of Sussex’ high-stakes and historic trial against News Group Newspapers (NGN) expected to last six to eight weeks.

The beginning of the end of Prince Harry‘s six-year long legal battle with Rupert Murdoch‘s News Group Newspapers (NGN) has commenced.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made it clear there's no love lost between them and the US President Donald Trump.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have vowed to remain in the US and will fight off any attempts to remove them from their Montecito home.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have at least one person in their corner!

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are NOT happy about that Vanity Fair article!

according to a new Vanity Fair exposé.The Duke of Sussex, 40, reportedly confided in a guest at an event in 2023 after he was asked whether he had heard from the Windsor clan following the release of his tell-all memoir, “Spare.”In response, Harry admitted that there’s been no contact between both camps since the protocol-shattering book’s release, according to the piece published Friday.“That’s sort of what made me so sad,” a source told the publication. “His hope seemed very genuine.

visited the Pasadena Convention Center on Jan. 10, which was transformed into an evacuation site for victims of the nearby Eaton fire.During their outing, Harry, 40, and the “Suits” alum, 43, were seen exchanging hugs with several individuals affected by the crisis.“Probably, you feel like it’s better that nobody does anything, because nobody criticizes you for showing up — but the amazing thing is that they show up,” the World Central Kitchen founder, 55, told People on Saturday.“The hugs I saw [them] give to the people that recognize them and even the people that don’t recognize them, it’s people that just want somebody to listen to them, and give them a hug.”Shortly after the couple’s well-intentioned outing, “Family Ties” alum Justine Bateman labelled the duo “ambulance chasers” and “disaster tourists.”Despite the barrage of criticism, Andrés praised the Sussexes for their efforts in lending a helping hand to the community during a crisis.“I mean, listen, I consider them friends,” he said of the couple.

Meghan Markle's team allegedly pitched a book about her life "post-divorce" from Prince Harry, despite the couple remaining together.

Sharon Stone has opened up about living near Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have recently faced criticism following allegations from former staff members.The Royal couple, who stepped down as senior working members of the Royal Family five years ago, have been accused of ignoring "distressing" claims against them. According to a source, Meghan was allegedly "awful" to staff when things didn't go her way.

Vanity Fair, referred to the duo as the prince and “the starlet.”The neighbors of the quiet Santa Barbara area attribute many of the new annoyances to Markle and Prince Harry, including increased housing prices, busy streets and more. The neighborhood has seen much more tourist traffic since Markle and Harry’s arrival in 2020, anonymous residents told the outlet.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly are called local villains by neighbors of the ritzy California town the couple fled to after leaving their royal roles behind. One Montecito resident, who has never met the couple but spoke to Vanity Fair, referred to the duo as the prince and "the starlet." The neighbors of the quiet Santa Barbara area attribute many of the new annoyances to Markle and Prince Harry, including increased housing prices, busy streets and more. The neighborhood has seen much more tourist traffic since Markle and Harry's arrival in 2020, anonymous residents told the outlet.

Prince Harry is gearing up for a solo trip to the UK next month, leaving Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, back home in the US. This comes after the young ones' last visit to British soil since attending the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in 2022 – an occasion which saw King Charles meet his granddaughter Lilibet for the only time.

Vanity Fair has released a scathing critique of Prince Harry and Meghan's life in the US, revealing 10 shocking insights. The magazine delved into the couple's past five years since their decision to step away from the Royal Family and start afresh abroad.

Has Meghan Markle been having doubts about her marriage to Prince Harry for quite some time?

damning new Vanity Fair exposé claims. The scathing piece, published Friday, delves into the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s struggling business ventures, painting a tragic picture of a desperate couple trying to find purpose and maintain relevance after stepping down from royal life.

Prince Harry has made a 'mistake' with an "unreasonable expectation" ahead of his return to the UK in the coming day, an expert has claimed.The Duke of Sussex is due to travel to London from his US home to attend his forthcoming High Court trial against News Group Newspapers, which starts on Tuesday. During his trip, it has emerged he will be given "limited police protection" despite losing his legal battle for taxpayer funded security. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has agreed to provide the Duke of Sussex with armed officers from the Royalty and Specialist Protection Command, a source said.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have faced intense backlash following their recent actions. After being photographed hugging victims of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, the couple was harshly labelled "disaster tourists" by actress Justine Bateman, who accused them of a "repulsive photo op".