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stronger than ever.From 2020 to 2025, the couple has been faced with a slew of challenges that have threatened to rock the foundation of the monarchy.Recent years have seen the deaths of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II take place, as well as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s departure from royal life.Their shocking exit, and subsequent move to the US, were closely followed by a string of vicious, tell-all projects, causing further hurt to members of the Firm and resulting in total estrangement.But arguably, 2024 brought the toughest challenge to the current monarchy so far, as both King Charles III and the Princess of Wales, 43, were diagnosed with cancer.“There is a sense of protectiveness and partnership,” royal historian Amanda Foreman told People.“The last five years have been a nightmare for them in every possible way — the past year even more so. That either crushes a marriage, or it brings them together.”“And just in time, frankly — if there was ever a time when the country required stability, this is it,” Foreman added.

footage posted to X.“Wish I had hair like that,” he teased with a laugh. “I know, I’ve not a chance.”This isn’t the first time Prince William made a self-deprecating crack at his god-given locks or lack thereof.The British royalty previously joked that he “had hair” at the 2020 launch of his environmental Earthshot Prize.Talking about the background of the prize, William addressed the crowd: “I don’t know if you guys have heard about the Earthshot Prize, but it’s an initiative I started about two years ago now although it’s been about four years in the making — I had hair when it started.

A former Royal aide has shared a poignant look into the impact of the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis on her devoted husband. In an exclusive TV interview last week, Jason Knauf, who is a trusted friend of the Prince of Wales, disclosed that it was "the lowest" he'd ever seen William in the wake of the harrowing news that shook their lives.

Princess Catherine (aka Kate Middleton) and Prince William made a visit to Wales on Wednesday (February 26) shortly after a report arose about their interest in pursuing fame.

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“60 Minutes Australia”, Jason Knauf, a former palace aide who previously worked with Markle, Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate Middleton as communications secretary, confirmed he stands by his allegations made against the duchess, 43, in 2018.“I wouldn’t change anything,” Knauf declared.When asked about the public attention he received after his 2018 accusations about Markle leaked in 2021, Knauf said, “I think it’s tough, but it’s probably quite good.”“Someone who is helping other people how to deal with the public eye… you probably have to take your own medicine sometimes,” Knauf continued.“You can’t choose just to take the fun stuff in any job, and that applies to the prince and princess as well as everyone else working for them,” he added. “So, I wouldn’t change anything.”The Post has reached out to Markle’s reps for comment.Back in 2018, Knauf alleged in email correspondences to the palace’s human resources department that Meghan bullied two PAs “out of the household.” Knauf’s claims were later leaked in March 2021 shortly before Markle and Harry’s tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey aired.“I am very concerned that the duchess was able to bully two PAs out of the household in the past year.

Jason Knauf, the former Royal aide at the centre of the allegations of bullying against Meghan Markle, has spoken out in a new interview. Knauf, who served as communications secretary for both Prince Harry and Meghan, as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales at Kensington Palace, made headlines when it was revealed he had lodged a complaint against Meghan. He reportedly emailed his concerns to Prince William's then-private secretary, seemingly pushing Buckingham Palace to safeguard its staff.

Jason Knauf, the former royal aide at the heart of Meghan Markle bullying claims, has spoken out.

Jason Knauf is speaking out.

A former royal aide has spoken on TV about Prince William’s devastation after receiving news of cancer diagnoses for his wife Kate Middleton and father King Charles, a few weeks apart.

Meghan Markle has long been the subject of rumours suggesting she's a demanding boss, and fresh allegations have added more fuel to the fire.

The Princess of Wales is said to be deeply upset by the fallout between Prince William and Prince Harry.The trio, once inseparable, have drifted apart following Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle, leading to his near estrangement from the Royal Family.The repeated public criticisms of the Royal Family by the Sussexes have reportedly left William and Kate feeling deeply hurt and betrayed. A reunion now seems unlikely, with reports suggesting that William has completely 'cut off' his younger brother.

Meghan Markle was 'adverse to the royal framework from her earliest days', a stance alleged to have sparked a fiery exchange between Prince William and Prince Harry, according to a royal author. A book by Robert Lacey suggests Prince William separated his household from Harry following an intense conversation about claims Meghan was intimidating royal staff in 2018.

Queen Elizabeth II gave Meghan Markle a 'dressing down' after she made a remark about food prepared by staff, a Royal author claimed.The incident allegedly occurred in 2018 in the lead up to Meghan's Royal wedding to Prince Harry. Royal author Katie Nicholl alleged that Meghan, 42, had been left unimpressed after taste-testing some food that was going to be served at the wedding reception.The Duchess of Sussex is said to have "got very upset" after saying she "felt that she could taste egg" in one of the dishes.

Newsweek reported May 24 that the statement — which was issued against the British press for the “abuse and harassment” that Markle started receiving at the time — stopped being accessible sometime between Dec. 3 and Dec. 10, 2023.

Meghan Markle reportedly responded very bluntly when a senior aide confronted her about her treatment of staff, according to Royal author Robert Lacey.The Duchess of Sussex, 42, is said to have humiliated palace workers in meetings, shouted at them and "governed by fear", as per revelations in a book about the royals. But when asked about it, Meghan's seven-word retort was, allegedly: "It's not my job to coddle people." However, Meghan's closest friends and former acting colleagues have refuted these claims, insisting that they don't align with the "kind" person they know and love.

business development consultant Hilary Fordwich told Fox News Digital. “There have been too many examples of the ‘Sussex Survivors Club’ for the allegations not to be true … In contrast, not even one such report has ever been raised regarding Kate Middleton.”Fordwich was referring to former palace aide Samantha Cohen, who confirmed in a recent interview with the Australian Herald Sun that she was one of 10 staffers who were questioned about allegations that Markle “bullied” staffers during her time in the palace.

Revenge: Meghan, Harry, and the War Between the Windsors,” believes more information about Meghan Markle’s alleged bullying will come to light now that a former aide has officially spoken out.“The trickle of information will, soon enough, become a stream,” he wrote in an editorial for the Daily Mail, published Tuesday.Bower’s statement comes one week after former palace aide Samantha Cohen confirmed in an interview with the Australian Herald Sun that she was one of 10 staffers who were questioned about allegations that Markle, 42, “bullied” staffers during her time in the palace. In 2017, Cohen, who had previously worked for Queen Elizabeth, was tasked with getting Markle ready for the royal family.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have failed famously in their crusade to destroy and damage the British royal family. As opinion polls display, they have inflicted significant self-harm in the process.The release of the much-hyped book, "Endgame" by the Sussexes’ purported "mouthpiece," reporter Omid Scobie, is the latest, sad attempt to harm the monarchy. It mostly rehashes old gossip, while professing not to emanate from the duplicitous duo.

A new book claims a furious Prince William chucked his brother Harry out of his royal household following allegations of bullying against Meghan Markle.

An ex-royal aide who produced a complaint of bullying against Meghan Markle has received a top honour from Prince William.