Meghan Markle: Last News

Meghan Markle became a member of the Royal Family in 2018 after marrying Prince Harry in a glamorous Windsor wedding. However, her time as a royal was much shorter than most had expected.

Seven years ago Prince Harry and Meghan Markle headed to The Sunken Gardens at Kensington Palace where they announced to the world news of their engagement. Having met on a blind in 2016, the pair’s relationship soon blossomed and by November 2017 they were engaged after Harry popped the question while they were cooking roast chicken at home.

to Us Weekly.“The dynamics have shifted,” an insider told the outlet, with another adding that the sovereign “has wanted to be the monarch for decades.”“Even though he’s battling cancer, he’s not letting that get in the way of his desire to be successful on the throne or a dynamic leader,” the source said.Behind the scenes, it’s reported that William, 42, is already preparing “for when his ascension happens.”“Like his father, he takes being a success in the royal role very seriously,” the insider said, adding that when it comes to the topic of succession within the Firm, the conversation is a “sensitive” one.“There’s occasional tension,” the source said, adding that William is likely in talks about transitioning titles and responsibilities, as well as the current state of the UK government to ensure “a smooth transition.”Elsewhere, palace insiders have claimed that royal staffers began drawing up succession plans after the king’s coronation in May 2023.The plans were fast-tracked earlier this year after Charles revealed his cancer diagnosis in February, the source adds.“The Palace sprung into action,” the source told the outlet.

“Suits” after seven seasons.“I wasn’t taking good care of my mental health and I was drinking too much come the end of seventh season,” the actor, 43, said on Tuesday’s episode of the “Dinner’s On Me” podcast hosted by Jesse Tyler Ferguson.“I was in a zone of living a pretty unexamined life. Was pretty miserable [and] I would say, pretty depressed,” Adams added.Adams played college dropout-turned-lawyer Mike Ross on “Suits.” He left the USA Network series after Season 7 in 2018, alongside Meghan Markle (who played Rachel Zane) and Gina Torres (who played Jessica Pearson).“I didn’t have the tools to deal with that depression beyond just spending money and drinking too much, you know, and not really knowing how to talk about it or in therapy sort of, but not really doing it,” Adams explained on the podcast.

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splurged $4.7 million on one of 300 residences at the 722-acre CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club — a development about 81 miles south of Lisbon, it was reported last month.However, the sprawling property is still not ready to be moved into and will only be used as a vacation home by the couple, a source told the Express.“The villa in Portugal is more an investment than anything else and construction hasn’t even been completed yet,” the insider said.“It hasn’t been purchased as a new home, but more as a holiday retreat and something they can put their money into to protect their assets.”Before the pair can enjoy their new abode in Portugal, the Sussexes face one major hurdle to overcome — European Union citizenship.Such citizenship would allow the couple to travel freely through the Schengen Area, which covers 29 countries.Still, it appears the Sussexes are not looking to pack up and leave the US anytime soon — despite their close friends Ellen DeGeneres and her wife, Portia de Rossi, making the move.Markle, 43, has boasted a very close friendship with the former “Ellen Show” host, but will not be looking to make a similar move herself for the second time, The Post revealed this week.On the flip side, Grant Harrold — who had previously worked as King Charles’ butler for seven years — noted that the Duke of Sussex, 40, could be making the move eventually.“I do see it,” he said of the exiled prince. “I think he could be open to returning.

Meghan Markle was spotted sharing laughs and joyful moments with her son Archie. The Duchess of Sussex has been predominantly based in America during the festive seasons, but in 2019 they enjoyed a Canadian Christmas.

In 2018, it was announced that Patrick J. Adams – and his onscreen wife Meghan Markle – were departing their hit TV show Suits.

the Times in an interview published Tuesday about his experiences — good and bad — with the royal family.“Some aren’t as great as others,” he said. “They do amazing work — but they’re also a modern family that’s very dysfunctional.”Haskell noted that he attended Harry, 40, and Meghan Markle’s wedding in May 2018, as well as Harry’s cousin Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall’s wedding in July 2011, which is where he met the Duke of Sussex.“To those who want to get rid of the monarchy — once they’re gone, they’re gone,” said Haskell.

Meghan Markle, who stepped back from Royal duties almost five years ago, is set to be the focus of a new documentary that could potentially leave her feeling "embarrassed", according to the filmmaker. On 3 December, German network ZDF will broadcast 'Prince Harry - The Lost Prince', promising an in-depth look at the couple's life in Montecito and their quest for significance after their Royal departure in January 2020.The documentary is the work of award-winning filmmaker Ulrike Grunewald, who journeyed to California with her team to gather insights from the neighbourhood where Harry and Meghan reside with their two children.The film delves into the split public opinion on Harry and Meghan, with younger audiences seeing Harry as a modernising influence, while more traditional or conservative circles view him as a threat to the monarchy.

hightailed it across the pond to the UK.Last week, it emerged that the comedian, 66, and the “Arrested Development” alum, 51, packed up and moved to England following Donald Trump’s election win earlier this month.Sources close to the couple, who wed in 2008, said they will likely “never” return to the US on a permanent basis.However, despite boasting a very close friendship with the former “Ellen Show” host, the “Suits” alum, 43, will not be looking to make a similar move herself for the second time, according to a former palace staffer.Grant Harrold, who had previously worked as King Charles’ personal butler for seven years, exclusively told The Post that Markle will not be “following suit.”“Meghan’s too much of an American girl, she doesn’t want to be in the UK permanently,” Harrold said of the former actress. “I can see her coming over for the holidays and having time over here, but living here permanently? I just don’t see it.”However, Harrold noted that the same theory doesn’t apply to Markle’s husband, Prince Harry.In fact, the former palace staffer believes the Duke of Sussex, 40, will be making that move eventually.“I do see it,” he said of the exiled prince.

Prince Harry left royal fans stunned when he appeared to get a massive neck tattoo in a promotional video for his Invictus Games.

Royal supporters were moved to tears after Meghan Markle shared a poignant confession about her childhood in a recently resurfaced video, leaving them feeling deeply touched.The Duchess of Sussex disclosed her feelings on her parents' divorce at the tender age of six and reflected on her yearning for a "nuclear family" with a "happy dad and his loving wife". Her candid revelations came to light in an episode of the Netflix documentary series she shares with Prince Harry, titled 'Harry and Meghan'.

Donald Trump's potential cabinet appointments for his second administration could spell trouble for Prince Harry's US residency, according to a Royal commentator. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has been nominated to head the Department of Homeland Security, which is expected to play a significant role in Trump's operations.

Prince Harry left fans gobsmacked when he appeared to get a massive neck tattoo in a promotional video for his Invictus Games. In the teaser for the upcoming games in Canada, Harry is seen wincing in pain as he seemingly gets 'inked' by US music sensation Jelly Roll.The country singer and rapper humorously suggests that Harry has agreed to his first tattoo in the sketch.

During her first appearance at Trooping the Colour in 2018, Meghan Markle attempted to lighten the mood. However, a joke she made to her new sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, fell flat, according to her husband, Prince Harry.

will reportedly celebrate Christmas with Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland.Harry and the “Suits” alum will make their at-home celebrations “extra special” for their two young children, recent reports suggest.Still, Harrold believes that the Waleses will reach out to the Sussexes to “wish them a Happy Christmas.”“I think Harry and Meghan themselves will possibly reach out,” he said. “The thing about Christmas, it is about goodwill to others, letting bygones be bygones, forgetting the past, moving into the new year.”“So if there’s any point in the year that the families are going to communicate or touch base, it’s going to be over Christmas — there’s something magical about Christmas that gets families back together,” he added.Meanwhile, Princess Catherine will organize a special carol concert that will air on Christmas Eve.With a new theme each year, December’s service will focus on the importance of love and empathy, and will reflect on “how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives.”Indeed, the beloved royal was dealt a tough start to the year that saw her undergo abdominal surgery in January, which was closely followed by a cancer diagnosis in March.Her father-in-law, King Charles III, was also diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.Middleton, who recently announced she was cancer free after completing chemotherapy, will lead the televised festive event at Westminster Abbey on Dec.

Meghan Markle has hinted at her family's festive plans, revealing the 'magical' Christmas traditions she and Prince Harry have with their children, Archie and Lilibet.

is “in a very bad state.”Indeed, over the last few months both the “Suits” alum, 43, and Harry, 40, have been seen attending various events solo.Markle recently hosted an intimate dinner for the Southern California Welcome Project through the Sussexes’ Archewell Foundation.Her husband, however, did not attend the event.The former actress has since shared a statement on their Archewell website following the Thanksgiving event, in which she opened up about the “heartfelt dinner” she threw for Afghan women with their partner organization, Mina’s List.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to buy a property in Portugal is seen as a clear indication that the couple hopes to incorporate aspects of European life into their children's futures.