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The Royal brothers, Prince William and Prince Harry, temporarily put their differences aside this week as they attended their uncle's funeral together. Prince Harry made a secret trip back to the UK for the service of Lord Robert Fellowes on Wednesday 28 August.The 82 year old was married to the late Princess Diana's sister, Lady Jane, making him an uncle to both Prince William and Harry. He sadly passed away at the end of July, reports the Mirror.

Prince Harry and his brother Prince William have reunited following reports of a feud at a family funeral. The Duke of Sussex secretly flew into the UK for the service of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes on August 28.

Even though the Duke and Duchess of Sussex walked away from their lives as senior members of the Royal Family in January 2020, they have continued to maintain their links through keeping their titles, not wishing to deny their children their "birth right" by using their Prince and Princess style and by carrying out 'semi-royal' tours. Although Meghan has not joined her husband on a visit to the UK since September 2022 when Queen Elizabeth II passed away, a leading royal expert has explained that there are two reasons which show that Meghan's ties to her former royal life aren't over just yet.

Every detail of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to relocate to the United States back in 2020 has been well-publicised. While the couple are happy and settled in Montecito, California with their two young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, a leading royal expert feels Prince Harry will have another reason to feel satisfied with his decision - and it's all to do with his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.

Prince William and Kate Middleton cherish a variety of special places around the globe - Scotland, where their romance bloomed; Jordan, echoing the Princess's childhood years and family holidays; and particularly, Africa, holding significant sentimental importance for the duo.

There are a number of places in the world that hold a special place in the Prince and Princess of Wales' hearts - whether it is Scotland, where they first met, or Jordan, where the Princess spent some of her earliest days and has returned for holidays with her family. Among these places that hold sentimental value for the couple is Africa, and following reports that the couple are keen to introduce Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to the mighty continent, a royal expert looks at when the family may travel there. "Africa is magical.

As Prince Harry's 40th birthday approaches in a few weeks, an old friend of the royal has suggested that the duke spends much of his time reminiscing about the past and longing for the admiration he received from the British public before stepping back from royal duties in 2020.

As Prince Harry's 40th birthday approaches in a few week time, an old friend of the Royal has suggested that the Duke spends much of his time reminiscing about the past and longing for the love and admiration he received from the British public before stepping back from Royal duties in 2020.

As Prince Harry approaches his 40th birthday, it's been claimed that the Duke 'spends most of his time thinking of the past' reportedly pining for the love and affection he had from the British public before stepping back from Royal duties, according to one of his oldest friends. "He's an angry boy.Things haven't turned out how he wanted, the confidant told The Times.

James, the Earl of Wessex and son of Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, is set to receive his GCSE results tomorrow.The 16 year old royal, who typically keeps a low profile, will join countless other teenagers across the country in receiving these important exam results. His older sister, Lady Louise Windsor, received her GCSE results four years ago, but they were not made public. It's expected that James' results will also remain private.

The Princess of Wales has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of the most popular members of the Royal Family thanks to her sense of humour and the obvious respect she has for her role. And, even during her treatment for cancer, has shown nothing but strength and resolve.The once-quiet and reserved Kate has been replaced by an assured, playful – and occasionally forceful – figure, commanding as much respect from the public as King Charles or Prince William could ever hope for.

The Princess of Wales is beloved the world over for her grace and charm, as well as the respect she clearly has for her royal role. A large part of this duty is ensuring her children are properly readied for their futures - a task that has been at the heart of everything she has done.

Prince Harry, 39, and Meghan Markle, 43, are on a four-day tour of Columbia, intending to teach young people how to combat cyberbullying and raise awareness about mental health.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were welcomed at the home of Vice President Francia Márquez in the heart of Bogotá on Thursday, with the couple arriving "hand in hand". As their whistlestop tour of the South American country gets underway, a leading royal expert has addressed how it's "easy to poke fun" at the couple, but she insisted their work is "to be applauded".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's chief of staff, Josh Kettler, dramatically quit earlier this week, after just three months in the role. Now, a leading royal expert has waded in on the unexpected turn of events, saying the Duchess of Sussex finds it hard to give up 'control', which could be a contributing factor in Josh's exit.The public relations maestro began working with Harry just before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's three-day tour to Nigeria in May.

Prince Harry would “want to be there to support” his family at the funeral of his uncle Robert Fellowes, though “it’s unlikely” that he will attend, a royal expert has claimed. Earlier this month it was revealed that Lord Robert Fellowes, who was Princess Diana's brother-in-law, had died at the age of 82. As the husband of Princess Diana’s sister Lady Jane, he was the uncle of Prince William and Harry.

Following the news that a birthday fundraiser had been set up for Meghan Markle’s dad, a royal expert has dubbed it a "ridiculous idea".The creator of the GoFundMe's page, Lady Colin Campbell, claimed that Thomas Markle needed to know that there are still “good people” in the world. Describing him as “rejected and abandoned”, the former I'm A Celebrity star said he deserved to celebrate his 80th birthday (which took place on July 18) - and the page raised over £54,000.This comes after Thomas told the Daily Mail that he'd hoped reconnect with his daughter Meghan - who he's been distant from since her wedding to Prince Harry in 2018 - and finally meet his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. However, according to former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond, the fund for Thomas - who was embroiled in scandal when it emerged that he had taken part in a staged paparazzi photoshoot ahead of Meghan's wedding - is "ridiculous".

The Royal Family, including the King and Queen as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales, have set off for their time-honoured summer holiday at Balmoral in Scotland, a yearly occurrence that gives the high-ranking royals a break to unwind and spend precious moments together. Yet, the journey to the Scottish Highlands goes beyond just leisure - it also provides a platform for the family to reflect on recent happenings and contemplate the monarchy's forthcoming trajectory.

King Charles has always been known for his "quirky" hobbies, which used to amuse his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, says Royal expert Jennie Bond. The King is famous for his love of the great outdoors, with many of his initiatives focused on open spaces - however the 75 year old monarch has a special fondness for mazes.

Meghan Markle and Princess Kate had a common confidante in Sophie Wessex during their integration into Royal life, reveals a Royal expert. Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, has been lauded for her strong connections within 'The Firm', even being dubbed as Queen Elizabeth's "second daughter" by Royal expert Jennie Bond, alongside Princess Anne. Jennie spoke about how Sophie's warmth extends to all corners of the Royal household.

King Charles'would "spend hours" indulging in one of his "quirky" hobbies as a child, leaving his mother, Queen Elizabeth II amused, royal expert Jennie Bond has claimed.The monarch is known for his love of the outdoors, with many of his projects focusing on outside spaces. Charles, 75, especially enjoys a maze.The King has had a new maze garden built in the grounds of his Royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk.The new feature was inspired by the elaborate labyrinth he had at the estate as a child.

Many members of the Royal Family have headed to Scotland for their annual summer getaway at Balmoral, including the King and Queen, as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales.The holiday has become a tradition among senior royals over the years, giving them chance to unwind and spend quality time together. While the trip to Scottish Highlands provides a chance to relax, it also no doubt proposes an opportunity to discuss what's been going on among the Royals and what the future looks like for the family.