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Prince Harry is in the process of finishing off his memoir, with many fans of the Royal Family anxious to see the "wholly truthful" account of his life.The Duke of Sussex's memoir was announced back in July 2021 and is set to be released towards the end of this year.The book's contents are still largely unknown and plenty of people have been speculating as to what Harry might put in it. Some royal commentators have predicted that the book will be a scandalous tell-all insight into his life as a prince in the Royal Family, which would address the rift between the Sussexes and the royals.

Meghan Markle Netflix project is said to be like "gasoline" for the royal, whose rejection from the streaming giant is said to fuel her according to one royal expert.Netflix and the Duchess of Sussex had been working on an animated series named Pearl, a show following a 12-year-old girl who would have been influenced by various women in history.But one royal commentator is convinced the setback of the cancellation will only fuel the Duchess' fire and that "rejection" helps motivate her and Prince Harry.READ MORE: Royals 'not obliged' to wish Meghan happy birthday but 'don't want to make it worse'Claims were also made over the "public humiliation" that Pearl had caused the Sussexes being used as a way to encourage Meghan into pitching the project elsewhere.Royal expert Kinsey Schofield said: "I honestly believe that this was a better year for Meghan than last year. "They've got two babies running around the kitchen now, it seems they are making an effort to reconcile with the royal family, Harry is doing a lot of things that she is proud of."Last year was hard and it was ugly but this year they have had some wins - especially in the courtroom."Pearl was a public humiliation but that's gasoline to Meghan.

Meghan Markle's birthday this year as the Sussexes' "circle remains small," a royal expert has claimed.The Duchess of Sussex celebrates her 41st birthday tomorrow (August 4), and the occasion may be a "low-key birthday" because she and husband Prince Harry have kept a closed circle since moving to America. Instead of a grand party and big affair, royal expert Kinsey Schofield, who runs To Di For Daily, believes the birthday celebrations will be quiet and far less extravagant than Royal Family fans may have expected.

Kate Middleton is to face a major change in her life and will allegedly see issues for her and Prince William's relationship, according to an astrologer.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, and William may have been married for 11 years but their relationship will be under the spotlight more than ever as they prepare to become the Prince and Princess of Wales.In recent years, the pair have taken on more duties than ever and even introduced their children into life as working royals.READ MORE: Prince Harry never makes decisions without speaking to Diana But astrologer Emili Adame predicts that the couple will face troubles over the course of the next summer period, according to an interview with royal expert Kinsey Schofield from To Di For Daily.Emili said: "I do see issues arising in his marriage with Kate Middleton, between August of this year and into 2023.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been praised for appearing to “play by the rules” during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.The couple were forced to take a backseat to the rest of the family due to them no longer being classed as working Royals.The only time the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made headlines was when they were unable to attend the Party at the Palace because they chose to celebrate their one-year-old daughter Lilibet's first birthday instead.And they didn't release photos of the special moment until after the Queen's celebrations had finished, either.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, the founder of the To Di For Daily podcast, Kinsey Schofield said: “It was very respectful and appropriate for Harry and Meghan to wait until after the Jubilee finale to release their photo of Lili.“It seems like the Sussexes are eager to play by the rules lately.“The senior members of the royal family currently consider Harry and Meghan a separate entity. “They are allowing the couple to do their own thing.“I don’t think they will ever rely on the Sussexes to participate in their digital strategies - let alone royal engagements, etc.

Princess Royal has all the qualities capable of being given the “top job” of the Queen and has a “much better reputation than Prince Charles”, according to a royal expert.Princess Anne is one of the hardest working members of the Royal Family with most years taking the crown for most royal engagements attended. Anne was once again on hand for the Royal Family during the Jubilee as she watched her mother celebrate 70 years on the throne.Charles is the next in the line of succession but one of the Queen’s biggest contributions to the Royal Family was to bring equality.Throughout history, male royals had an advantage with the eldest son always being ahead of a female sibling, no matter their age.Just before the birth of Prince George, the Queen made changes in the Succession to the Crown Act 2013 to remove gender from the equation with succession being decided by birth.Although the changes will play a big part in the future for female royals, it would have had no bearing on Anne being the Queen’s second child.One royal expert believes Anne has demonstrated the qualities that would have made her an “incredible” monarch.Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily and the To Di For Daily podcast, believes Anne has a “much better reputation than Prince Charles”.She said: “I certainly think that the Queen changing the line of ascension is a significant change.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are set to face Prince William and Kate Middleton in the “first step” towards “healing” their relationship, according to an expert. The couples are believed to be meeting again for the first time since Megxit as they come together for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have only been back to the UK together once since leaving their working roles, which saw the couple visit the Queen ahead of the Invictus Games in April.Harry and Meghan are expected to be seen at some of the events occurring over the bank-holiday weekend.The couple will also be bringing their children with them, including Lilibet, who the Royal Family will meet in person for the first time since she was born.It is believed that Lilibet accompanying the couple will be a joyous occasion for the Queen and other royals but not everyone believes it will solve problems between the Sussexes and the Cambridges.

Prince Harry’s marriage to former actress Meghan Markle demonstrated a shift in the Royal Family’s priorities, according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary in what has been an eventful few years for the royals.Since the couple married at the iconic St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle in 2018, they have welcomed two children, Archie and Lilibet.Harry and Meghan also sent shockwaves after leaving their roles as working royals to start a new life in California.Although their marriage and Meghan’s introduction into royal life has been eventful for the Royal Family, one expert believes it shows The Firm have made love a “priority”.Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily and the To Di For Daily podcast, believes if Harry did find his “soulmate” in Meghan then that is the "biggest win".She told the Daily Star: “No matter how you feel about the couple, Prince Harry obviously found something in Meghan Markle that he felt he was lacking in his life. "I know that it's not a popular opinion, but if Prince Harry has found his soulmate and he loves her then I think that is their biggest win.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.“Let's not forget that Meghan Markle was accepted by the Royal Family and invited into the fold.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need more than a Netflix series in order to change people's minds about them, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have confirmed that they will attend the "first few days" of the Invictus Games in The Netherlands, which start on Saturday (April 16).Alongside them will also be a Netflix documentary crew that will film their time at the Games.According to Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily podcast, the upcoming Netflix show will not be enough to change the public's perception of the "polarising couple".She told the Daily Star: "They are such polarising characters that I believe it will take more than a Netflix series to change people’s minds about the Sussexes and their objectives."I think it’s important for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to try to do things differently because there is resentment amongst fans when it seems like they are still carrying on as royals.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stopped in briefly to see the Queen before making their way to the Netherlands.The two have not seen Her Majesty in person for some time due in part to Harry's decision to take him and his family away from royal life by stepping back from his duties in early 2020.Harry is said to have been concerned about his family's security when returning to the UK and recently caused controversy by not returning to the country for grandfather Prince Philip's memorial service at Westminster Abbey.The event was overshadowed by Harry's absence, in which the senior members of the royals took part, and when the disgraced Prince Andrew led the Queen to her seat.The secret Windsor meeting came as something of a surprise due to Harry's concerns about visiting the UKHarry and Meghan were last with the Queen in person during awkward the Commonwealth Day service on March 8, 2020, before their recent meeting at Windsor.According to a royal expert, the two likely showed the Queen "iPhone videos of grandbabies" and probably did not discuss any topic too serious like 'negotiations or debate', as part of a healing process.Expert, author and host of To Di for Daily podcast Kinsey Schofield said: "It probably involved a lot of iPhone videos of grandbabies and stories of silly sentences and baby interests.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's secret visit to the Queen was 'an important step in the right direction' but 'doesn't mean reconciliation', according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shocked onlookers at Windsor Castle on Thursday evening (April 14) when they showed up for a quick face-to-face meeting with the 95-year-old monarch.Palace staff were reportedly taken by surprise too, and it is not yet known whether they had been given advance notice of the visit.Harry and Meghan dropped by at the official residence while on their way to the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, the Paralympic-style event he set up for wounded service personnel.Royal author and host of the To Di for Daily podcast Kinsey Schofield, who's upcoming Princess Diana book R is for Revenge Dress is out on November 15, was doubtful that they "went into heavy negotiations or debate" with it more likely a "simple and friendly courtesy visit".She told the Daily Star: "It probably involved a lot of iPhone videos of grandbabies and stories of silly sentences and baby interests. No big reveal of Harry and Meghan’s future plans or requests to contribute to the family, just a sweet catch up."Ms Scofield went on to describe the meeting as an "important and sacred step" for Harry and his grandmother, adding: "I don’t think a reconciliation will be immediate but I certainly think that it’s a step in the right direction."Reflecting on the significance of the meeting, she said: "This was a much needed visit between Prince Harry, Meghan, and the Queen.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have been “hurt” over how they learned of Prince Philip’s death after being kept in the dark over the Duke of Edinburgh's health, according to an expert.The death of his grandfather reportedly came as a shock to Harry as he was not “privy” to his health because he was “not on good terms” with the Royal Family.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly learned of Philip’s death when a US police officer turned up at their door rather than through a family member. Royal expert Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily and host of To Di For Daily Podcast, believes the couple were “hurt” by not being informed of his health beforehand.

Princess Diana cheated first, so that people accept Camilla as Queen Consort, an expert has said. Journalist and presenter Kinsey Schofield believes this is all part of a PR strategy to elevate Camilla in the eyes of the public.There have been examples recently of people talking to the media and suggesting that the Princess of Wales cheated on her husband Prince Charles first, before his affair with Camilla started.Allan Peters, personal protection officer to the Prince of Wales for nine years, told a CNN documentary that Princess Di cheated first with a police bodyguard named Barry Mannakee.Peters told the show, titled Diana: "The popular perception is that the Prince of Wales was straying all the way through his marriage and that is definitely, unequivocally not the case."The first person that strayed was the princess.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been depicted on one of the iconic Mardi Gras floats in New Orleans, with the Duke Of Sussex's head coming out of a toilet.The float, dubbed the Royal Throne, is headed by Harry’s head on top of a toilet along with toilet roll with the words “Morning Flush” and “Daily Pail”.Meghan is also featured on one side of the float, carrying a suitcase with stickers of a Canadian maple leaf, the words USA and the flag of Great Britain.The Duchess of Sussex is also wearing a sash which reads “Windsor Whiner” as she is depicted pulling a disgruntled face.A number of royals are depicted on the float including the Queen who is pictured in the middle on the toilet reading a newspaper about Harry and Meghan.There also appears to be a Prince Charles depicted next to Meghan with a speech bubble saying “find your Camilla' with the future Queen Consort standing behind him.There also appears to be another grey-haired figure peeking out from behind a bathroom stall.Images from last night's Mardi Gras parade were posted on Twitter by royal commenter Kinsey Schofield, who is founder of ToDiForDaily.com.Kinsey, who used to work as a news anchor in New Orleans, said the float was created by a satirical group called Le Krewe d'Etat.She told the Daily Star: “The team at Le Krewe d'Etat have a wonderful sense of humour and are known for their satirical float themes. Additionally, New Orleans is a town that celebrates tradition and prides themselves on respect.“They are very kind and sweet but I am not surprised that they would use this opportunity to poke fun at the most famous complainers in the world.

Gary Lineker has brutally mocked Prince Andrew with a sarcastic tweet following the announcement that the Duke of York has reached an out of court settlement with claimant Virginia Giuffre.Ms Giuffre, 38, has accused the Duke of sexually assaulting her on three occasions when she was 17 - though the Prince has repeatedly rebuked these allegationsBut despite demanding a trial by jury to clear his name, Andrew performed a drastic u-turn on Tuesday to reach a 'settlement in principle' with Ms Giuffre, thought to be in the region of £12million.In an exclusive interview with The Daily Star, royal expert Kinsey Schofield revealed the out of court agreement to be "the best possible outcome for the royal family brand."But that hasn't stopped Match of the Day host Lineker from having a sly dig at the Duke on Twitter.Lineker wrote: "Reports that Palace have spent as much as £12m on Giuffre." "I’m not sure it’s enough to avoid going down," quipped the former Barcelona and Tottenham forward.It's also not the first time Lineker has tweeted about the Prince's dealings with Ms Giuffre.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

American jury may have been difficult for Prince Andrew due to him struggling with “likability”, according to a royal expert.The Duke of York was due to face a civil trial in the US over allegations of sexual assault made by Ms Giuffre, which he has fervently denied.However Tuesday's news that he has reached a "settlement in principle" with Ms Giuffre has spared him from going through the American justice system, with an expert believing Andrew would have found it difficult.Kinsey Schofield, founder of ToDiForDaily.com, believes a high level of unflattering detail about Andrew would have come out of the trial and says the Duke already comes across as “cocky” to Americans.She told the Daily Star: “A trial would reveal travel details, diary entries, letters, texts, and photos and would have really painted a picture of how close Andrew was to Jeffrey Epstein. A known predator.“On top of all of this, Prince Andrew comes off as cocky [and] arrogant...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been back in the spotlight after failing to congratulate Camilla on her role as future Queen Consort. It’s no secret that Harry has had a frosty relationship with his step-mother, but it seems the two women aren’t fans of each other either! According to royal biographer Tom Bower, Camilla sees Meghan as a minx and a trouble-maker.Tom, who’s writing Meghan’s biography, told the Sun: “Camilla is the sort who would refer to Meghan as 'that minx' - the self-seeking trouble-maker whose antics will always end in tears.” And Meghan, Tom says, is making her own silent comeback.

Prince Harry appears "eager to reconnect" with the Royal Family after his appearance at a virtual mental health summit on Thursday (February 3), an expert has claimed. He appeared alongside Serena Williams and her husband Alexi Robichaux to discuss mental wellbeing as part of a wider event about wellness at work, hosted by Alexi's organisation Better Up.The Duke of Sussex said his routine is key to his "mental fitness" in a discussion with the two celebrities.His comments, according to Kinsey Schofield of ToDiForDaily, also show that he's following in his mother's self care routine.Harry told the virtual panel: "Life is about discovery.

Prince Andrew to demand a trial by jury against Virginia Giuffre last night has reportedly made princes William and Charles “especially hostile” towards the request, an expert has claimed.The Duke of York has decided to seek to defend the civil sex case brought by Ms Giuffre, according to a legal document filed in the US.The court documents filed in New York yesterday showed that Andrew has denied all of the allegations against him and "hereby demands a trial by jury on all causes of action asserted in the complaint".And royal expert Kinsey Schofield, founder of To Di For Daily, claimed to Nicki Swift that the two princes “will be especially hostile about Prince Andrew's request for a jury trial”.She said: “They are doing everything in their power to control the royal family brand which has had a turbulent couple of years.“Prince Andrew is likely arguing his innocence to the Queen, which would justify such a severe response by his legal team.“However, statistically, people that consume information over the internet remember accusations made much more often than they remember the outcome or the truth.“With that being the case, Prince Andrew's accuser could make numerous salacious statements which will result in negative headlines all over the world.“This could crush the new structure and stability that Prince Charles and Prince William have been working hard to establish.“This is a devastating outcome for the royal family.”In the court documents, Andrew says the lawsuit should be dismissed as he believes the New York court “lacks subject matter jurisdiction” due to his accuser Ms Giuffre being “a permanent resident of Australia and not a domiciliary of Colorado”.Ms Giuffre accuses the Duke of York, of sexual assault on

Christmas card represents a "frustrating and turbulent" year while the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge 's provides the nation with "hope for the future", a royal expert has claimed.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are "bucking the system" of royal protocol by insisting on not releasing images of their children, according to a PR expert.Public relations guru Kinsey Schofield said the Duchess of Sussex could "enhance her reputation" if she was seen as a mother.Ms Schofield told the Express: “I think it would enhance Meghan's reputation tremendously for fans to see her engaging as a mum with her children.“With royal watchers labelling her cold and calculated, she needs to show the world that maternal and affectionate side of herself.”That's in stark contrast to "trendsetters" Prince William and Kate Middleton.Kinsey explained the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have become model figures within the royal family - and are