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Prince Harry may end up dropping his book deal after coming together with the Royal Family for Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral, a royal photographer has said. Last year, Harry, 37, announced plans for his tell-all book, in which will focus on his time as a young royal living in the United Kingdom, all the way up to becoming a dad-of-two now living in Los Angeles. At the time, Harry released a statement that said: "I'm writing this not as the prince I was born but as the man I have become.

Prince Harry may end up dropping his book deal after reuniting with the Royal Family for Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral, claims royal photographer.On Saturday (September 17), the dad-of-two and his brother Prince William displayed a united front as they held a vigil for their beloved grandmother.But this isn’t the only time the pair have been spotted getting along since Her Majesty’s passing, after eagle-eyed royal fans noticed the pair appeared on better terms last weekend.READ MORE: Fern Britton makes veiled dig at Phillip Schofield and Holly after 'queue-jumping' fury The dynamic duo made a public appearance together just days after Her Royal Highness passed away when they were seen reading tributes with their wives Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton outside Buckingham Palace. As fans desperately hope the bickering brothers will reunite following the late Queen’s death, royal photographer Ian Lloyd discussed whether Prince Harry should still release his memoir so close to Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may be at risk of becoming a "sad version of the British Royal Family abroad", a royal expert has savagely claimed. The expert said the Duke and Duchess' decision to "have their own life" away from the royal family in March 2020 could "come back to bite" the couple in the future.Harry and Meghan have hardly returned to the UK after they severed their ties with the Firm but recently managed a quick stop to briefly see the Queen.Ian Lloyd, author of the newly-published 'The Queen: 70 Chapters in the life of Elizabeth II’, has suggested the ex-royal couple could end up like the Duke and Duchess of Windsor if they continue on their current trajectory.Mr Lloyd said: “They could eventually end up like the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, where they’re just a sort of mini court, miles away from Britain.”This would end up with the pair becoming a "sad version of the British Royal Family abroad”, he savaged.The "Duke of Windsor" is the title that was given to King Edward VIII after he ascended, then abdicated, the throne back in 1936.The late King renounced his throne in order to marry Wallis Simpson, an American socialite and divorcée.He is the only monarch in British history to have given up the Crown voluntarily.King Edward VIII met Ms Simpson during the 1930s and fell in love with her but opposition from senior royal ranks, the Church and other factors led the monarch to renounce his reign.

As the Queen celebrates her 96th birthday, royals including the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have shared loving tributes to mark the occasion. But as Her Majesty celebrates her birthday without her late husband Prince Philip — her “strength and stay” — by her side for a second year, a favourite tradition of the Duke of Edinburgh’s will be missing from the day.

As a young princess, Her Majesty the Queen wished for a brother to avoid the pressures of the crown. According to Ian Lloyd, author of The Queen: 70 Chapters in the Life of Elizabeth II , prayed hard for her mother to produce a male heir and take the throne instead of her.

Forming a huge part of the country’s history, Great Britain has had a king or queen for more than a thousand years. And with the Queen being our 61st monarch, Her Majesty’s role is full of weird and wonderful traditions from times gone by.

Her Majesty the Queen is famous for her stoic manner in public, but one expert says she used to have quite a temper. Ian Lloyd, author of The Queen: 70 Chapters in the Life of Elizabeth II, reveals our monarch had a hot head as a child. In the book - out on April 21 through The History Press - he writes: “Princess Elizabeth had a temper in her schoolroom days, once pouring a bottle of ink over herself, but was successful in masking the trait later on.” Ian believes the Queen is much like her father, King George VI - a shy but sweet man whose stammer made speaking in public a challenge.

Queen’s Platinum Jubilee next year in a bid to ‘keep the brand alive’, according to an expert.Royal expert Ian Lloyd claimed that he would be “surprised” if they failed to make an appearance.He added that their association with the Queen, as well as Harry's relationship with Princess Diana, is the "only reason" they have maintained this heightened level of fame.Speaking to the Express, the royal photographer and biographer said: "I would be surprised if they didn't appear next year for the Jubilee, and that's because their brand relies on the fact that they are associated with the Royal Family."As much as they appear to fight against it and go off in their own direction to do things, the only reason that they are getting the fame they have

royal commentator claims that Prince William may step down when he becomes King, however his father would never dare to do it. According to the royal expert Ian Lloyd, there is a possibility that the Duke of Cambridge may abdicate the throne before he hits an old age - a move that only a handful of UK monarchs have done over the centuries.According to the Daily Star, when the Queen's reign comes to an end, there will be a range of changes that are made to the royal household with a different approach to serving as a monarch possibly being one of them.

Prince Charles has been warned by a royal expert that Britons 'would not stomach' a large coronation event for when he ascends to the throne.The future king is the first in line to the throne and would become the next monarch after Queen Elizabeth II. The end of Her Majesty's reign will see several changes at Buckingham Palace, royal author Ian Lloyd told the Express.

Prince William could step down from being king but his father would not dream of it, says a royal commentator.According to royal expert Ian Lloyd, there is a chance the Duke of Cambridge could abdicate before he hits old age, something only a handful of UK monarchs have done over the centuries.When the Queen's reign ends, there will be a host of changes to the Firm and a different approach to service as a monarch could be one of them, Lloyd says.Future British Kings and Queens may follow the examples set across Europe where monarchs retire at an age they can no longer fully carrying out their duties, the author explained.Mr Lloyd, however, believes a similar change could be seen from Prince William's reign, as Prince Charles will likely

Meghan Markle should have confided in Prince Philip before stepping down from the Royal Family because he also struggled to fit in at first, it has been claimed.

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Monica Elizabeth Young has been dubbed "foolish" after accusations she met up with a 14-year-old male outside of school.The 23-year-old high school teacher, based in Sydney, has denied allegations of repeated sexual assault.She has been granted bail in the Supreme Court, reports the NZ Herald.Young's lawyer, Ian Lloyd, said evidence used in the case relies heavily on "exaggerated" CCTV footage which is obscured by a table.However, according to the police, the footage shows Young's hand reaching towards the boy's groin, and her moving the alleged victims hand inside her tights.