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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to receive an invite to King Charles III's coronation next year - despite their difficult relationship with other members of the royal family.Charles' coronation is set to take place on May 6 of next year in Westminster Abbey in front of an audience of 2,000 invitees, with the Sussexes expected to be included - but one royal expert is unsure why. Royal commentator and journalist Kinsey Schofield said: "Harry and Meghan will be invited.READ MORE: King Charles' coronation date revealed as May 6 with Camilla to also get crown"Somehow they keep getting invitations despite their destructive behaviour."It's no secret that there has long been a divide between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their royal relatives.The pair stepped down as working royals in January 2020 and moved to the US shortly afterward, and a swathe of bombshell interviews and brutal claims against the Palace have only served to drive a wedge further between Harry and Meghan and the Firm.

Meghan Markle missed an opportunity to honor the late Queen Elizabeth II. Markle's podcast resumed Tuesday following a royal mourning period for Queen Elizabeth II. However, the episode did not include a mention of Her Majesty's death or contributions.

rewrite sections of his forthcoming memoir over fears it will reflect poorly in the wake of the Queen's death - but do you think he should cancel its release?According to one royal expert, the Duke of Sussex wants to edit his bombshell book to avoid causing offence to his estranged family members.In an interview with GB News, Kinsey Schofield said: “He is afraid that he’ll come off insensitive and he’s afraid that there will be backlash if he releases some of these stories right after the death of Queen Elizabeth as his father King Charles is trying to start his reign on a high note.”Harry has vowed that the book will be a "truthful and wholly accurate" account of his life - with the announcement of the novel sending a "tsunami of fear" through royal circles.Penguin Random House has described the memoir as an “honest and captivating personal portrait” of his “lifetime in the public eye from childhood to the present day”.But after viewing the first draft, the publisher asked the Duke to rewrite sections of it, as they regarded the manuscript as “too touchy feely” and too focused on mental health, writes the Mail on Sunday.Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.It is understood that the royal family, as well as their lawyers and advisors, have not read any part of the manuscript. There is currently no publication date for the forthcoming book, but do you think Prince Harry should cancel its release? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. The Daily Star will also be discussing the topic with you below in the comments and you can join in! All you have to do is sign up, submit your comment, register your details and then you can take part.

Meghan Markle's "Archetypes" podcast is set return to Spotify with new episodes on Oct. 4, after a four-week hiatus following Queen Elizabeth II's death on Sept. 8, and a royal expert is weighing in on what royal watchers will be looking out for from Markle's upcoming guests.  The new episodes will feature guests Lisa Ling, Margaret Cho, Constance Wu, Issa Rae, Ziwe Fumudoh, Amanda Seales, Allison Yarrow, and Robin Thede.

Meghan Markle wanted to be seen as a princess, which is likely why she and Prince Harry requested to reside at Windsor Castle after marrying. Prince Harry and Markle married in 2018 and moved into Frogmore Cottage.The home is located on the grounds of Windsor Castle and is property belonging to the Crown Estate. However, Markle seemingly didn't want to live there.

King Charles is hopeful that with time, he can make peace with his youngest son and daughter-in-law. Palace sources recently told The Telegraph that the monarch saw "tremendous flickers of hope" in his recent interactions with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex amid Queen Elizabeth’s death. "I don’t think anyone would deny that publicly Prince Harry and Meghan Markle behaved themselves during the loss of Queen Elizabeth II," Kinsey Schofield, royal expert and host of the "To Di For" podcast, told Fox News Digital.

Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter has warned Prince Harry to delay his "dangerous" memoir.The panellist, 75, appeared on Tuesday's episode (September 27) of the ITV daytime programme alongside Ruth Langsford, Coleen Nolan and Linda Robson.During a heated debate regarding whether the Duke of Sussex should censor his memoirs in the wake of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II's death, Janet shared her strong view.READ MORE: Loose Women's Coleen Nolan gives Kaye Adams racy tip for Strictly successThe journalist pleaded with the former serving royal to not publish his tell-all autobiography this year amid fears of its "dangerous" contents.Citing concern for King Charles III adapting to life as the ruling monarch - as well as to life without both of his parents - Janet asked Harry to "consider the impact" of any bombshell claims the book may lay bare.Janet said: "What I think about Prince Harry is that writing this book now is a very dangerous project because his father has lost both parents in the last year and his father has a new job."Whether he's the King or whatever, he's got a new job."His brother has also got a new job and with that comes an enormous amount of responsibility, and if you care anything for your siblings and your close family who are still alive, you have to consider the impact of what you're going to say."I understand that Harry does feel hurt...

Prince Harry was "obsessed" with keeping the birth of his son Archie a secret from the public eye, and wife Meghan Markle was equally not interested in sharing her firstborn with the world. "It was not just Harry that was obsessed with keeping the details a secret," royal expert Kinsey Schofield exclusively told Fox News Digital.

As Meghan Markle is being criticized for the way she treated the royal staff in a new bombshell book, experts pointed out that the difference between her and Princess Diana’s behavior towards members at the Kensington Palace are "stark." "Diana would pop over to staff’s homes for tea. Arriving with gifts...[and was] described as ‘kind’ to staff," Kinsey Schofield, royal expert and host of the "To Di For Daily" podcast, told Fox News Digital.

Prince Harry's military uniform was noticeably different from his brother's, Prince William, and uncle's, Prince Andrew, as they each stood vigil over Queen Elizabeth II's coffin Saturday at Westminster Hall ahead of her funeral on Monday. The "ER" initials were positioned on the shoulder of Prince William's uniform, and were also seen on Prince Andrew's military regalia during another senior royal vigil, which stands for "Elizabeth Regina" in Latin.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex is the wife of Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, who's Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s youngest son. She caught the attention of audiences globally after sitting next to Meghan Markle in a car during the royal procession to Westminster Abbey, but she has been a loyal member of the royal family since 1999.

Prince Harry celebrated his 38th birthday Thursday with little fanfare as he continued mourning Queen Elizabeth II and the 25th anniversary of Princess Diana's death. The Duke of Sussex had his "second saddest birthday" as his day consisted of visiting tributes to the late sovereign, who died Sept. 8 at the age of 96.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want to return to the UK for commercial reasons, a leading expert has claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved to California, United States, after stepping back from duties as senior members of the Royal Family.They have only returned to the country together once as part of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebrations where they attended the National Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral.READ MORE: Prince Harry 'sincerely scared' for family's safety on UK return, expert claims But the pair returned once again to the UK on September 5 for the One Young World Summit in Manchester and are set to undertake a series of other engagements including an event for the Invictus Games in Germany.Royal expert Kinsey Schofield claimed to Daily Star that Meghan in particular is especially excited to return to the United Kingdom to be in the spotlight and highlight causes close to her.The ToDiForDaily podcast host explained: “I do think that this trip is something that perhaps Meghan was excited about.”She continued: “I think this is one of those cases where really Meghan is excited about going to the UK because this is her time to shine.”The visit will also see the pair attend the WellChild Awards in London on September 8 where Harry is also set to deliver a speech.

Meghan Markle "won't return to acting" despite her multi-million pound Netflix deal, a royal expert has said.The Duchess of Sussex, 41, whose father recently hit out at her The Cut interview as he said she "dumped me", made her on-screen debut back in 2002 in General Hospital. It wasn't until she played the role of Rachel Zane on hit law show Suits that she found fame, starring alongside the likes of Gabriel Macht and Patrick J. Adams.

Meghan Markle will not be returning to acting, according to one royal expert.The Duchess of Sussex, 41, made her on-screen debut in the hit US soap opera General Hospital, for which her now-estranged father Thomas Markle served as a lighting director.She then made her way in the world of showbiz starring in the likes of the hit legal television series, Suits as well landing small roles in movies such as Horrible Bosses and Get Him to The Greek.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's podcast episode labelled 'flop' as it fails to make Spotify's top 100 Although Meghan announced her retirement from acting in 2017 after she got engaged to Prince Harry, the couple later took a step away from royal duties, moved to the California and signed multi-million dollar deals with Netflix and Spotify. But although rumours previously circulated about a potential return to the screen, royal expert Kinsey Schofield told the Daily Star the former actress would have already done so if she wished.

Prince Harry is reportedly "scared" for the safety of his family upon their return to the UK next week, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke Of Sussex, 37, stepped back as a senior working member of the Royal Family and moved to California in 2020 alongside his wife Meghan Markle, with the pair giving up their right to publicly-funded security.

Meghan Markle wanted to use her acting career to resemble Princess Diana. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, initially shot to fame as an actress in the hit legal drama series Suits, alongside the likes of Patrick J.

Meghan Markle has never heard "yes more in her life" since marrying Prince Harry. Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, who runs To Di For Daily, believes Meghan has cemented herself as "clearly ambitious before she married Harry".The Duchess of Sussex took to her latest podcast episode to discuss ambition as a topic alongside American tennis player Serena Williams, where she spoke of the "negative connotation" surrounding ambition.READ MORE: Meghan and Harry must make 'TV gold' to make good on huge £84m Netflix deal, expert says Expert Kinsey praised Meghan's ambition, and said that had it not been for the ambition she had shown before, she "wouldn't be living in a beautiful home" with "a real-life Prince."But Meghan's perception of ambition is said to have changed due to her relationship with Prince Harry, revealing to Williams on the podcast that she found a "negative connotation" to it.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry risk provoking the Queen's wrath during an upcoming visit to the UK, according to one royal commentator.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will conduct a number of engagements on this side of the Atlantic early next month.Royal expert Duncan Larcombe says the rare visit will be "incredibly high-profile" and could give the appearance that the couple are "back doing royal jobs".READ MORE: 'Arrogant' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle running out of friends in the Royal FamilyThe pair are "pushing their luck" and could provoke backlash from the royal family, he claims - especially from the Queen herself.Duncan wrote for The Daily Beast: “To the casual observer, especially overseas and even more especially in America, this will look like Harry and Meghan are back doing royal jobs, especially given that one of the gigs Harry is doing is the WellChild awards for sick children, which he always used to do when he actually was a working royal."“It will be incredibly high-profile.”He added: “They will be all over the media, and you won’t be able to put a cigarette paper between what Harry and Meghan are doing and what Will and Kate are doing. It’s a calculated provocation on their part."They are seriously pushing their luck and risking the wrath of the Queen.”Royal expert Kinsey Schofield also claimed the trip may not help the strained royal relations.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry might “face the Queen’s wrath” during their upcoming trip to the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are jetting to England from California early next month so that they can attend a handful of engagements.They’ll also be flying to Germany at one stage as the country is hosting next year’s Invictus Games after they were held in The Netherlands earlier this year.There’s undeniably some apprehension from the Royal Family ahead of the pair’s return – with Royal expert Duncan Larcombe believing the pair may trigger an angry response from the monarch while here. “To the casual observer, especially overseas and even more especially in America, this will look like Harry and Meghan are back doing royal jobs, especially given that one of the gigs Harry is doing is the WellChild awards for sick children, which he always used to do when he actually was a working royal,” Duncan wrote for The Daily Beast.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle announced earlier this month they are planning a trip to the UK in September, but an expert claims senior royals are "likely not thrilled” about their planned visit. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, have said they will visit the UK next month to attend charity events.The Duchess of Sussex is a counsellor for the organisation, alongside Justin Trudeau, Sir Richard Branson, and Jamie Oliver, among others.