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Meghan Markle’s Spotify team are looking for more involvement from Prince Harry in her future Archetypes episodes, a royal commentator has claimed. The Duchess of Sussex released her fourth podcast episode last week after postponing the series following Queen Elizabeth II’s death.The podcast has largely been well-received by fans, and shot to the top of the global charts after Meghan made a number of royal revelations in the first two episodes.READ MORE: Meghan Markle spills on visits to 'nude Korean spas' with mum in new podcastHowever, with Meghan’s husband Harry only making one brief appearance so far – when he stopped by to say hello to tennis legend Serena Williams – royal commentator Neil Sean has claimed producers might be expecting more royal truthbombs from future episodes.“Now, according to a very good source, it appears that Spotify and the production team would like to see more of their money,” he suggested, speaking on his YouTube channel.“And when I say money, what I really mean is we want to see Prince Harry.

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Meghan Markle's insistence that her children's royal titles weren't important quickly changed after she spoke with Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, a royal expert has claimed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to change the way their two children were styled from Archie and Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor to Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet caused headlines around the world. In line with the rules laid out in the 1917 Letters Patent by King George V, grandchildren of the monarch are entitled to hold princely titles - something which Prince Harry and Meghan referenced in their statement at the time as they said they didn't want to deprive their children of their "birth right".

Prince Harry has been spotted rubbing shoulders with Hollywood TV stars in recently-shared snaps with wife Meghan Markle nowhere to be seen.

Meghan Markle reportedly wants answers from King Charles about her royal title, according to a royal expert. Neil Sean, a royal commentator, has claimed that Meghan and Prince Harry are confused about why they're treated differently from other royals.

This week marks six years since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex told the world the news they were engaged to be married. But their engagement anniversary is set to be eclipsed by the release of their friend Omid Scobie’s explosive book, Endgame.

tied the knot with Prince Harry, back in 2018.The only daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth, 73, is said to have believed that the “Suits” actress, 42, would have a “short shelf-life” as a member of the royal family.Her prescience was soon proven — in 2020, Markle and Harry, 39, took a step back as senior figures of the Firm, ultimately moving to Montecito, Calif.Royal expert Neil Sean gave some insight into the relationship between the princess and Markle, saying that when the two women first met, “Anne gave very sage advice to the new royal.”“This senior royal takes no nonsense, much like her father the late Duke of Edinburgh,” Sean said in a recent video on his YouTube channel.When the Duchess of Sussex first encountered Anne, she “left the meeting dumbfounded” after the latter said that she should view being a royal as “job” rather than a route to being famous.“She [Anne] does endless amounts of engagements. She turns up, does the job and does not seek the limelight,” Sean explained.

Prince Harry has been warned that ‘there’s more skeletons in the closet’ when it comes to his wife Meghan Markle’s past. Royal author Neil Sean claims Meghan’s ex husband Trevor Engelson has been approached by many publishers to do a tell-all book about their failed marriage. Neil, who wrote the book The A To Z Of Harry And Meghan, says of the potential book deal, “If I were Harry I would look out.

After a quiet start to the year, the Duchess of Sussex has been busy planning the next phase of her career as she builds a wellness and lifestyle brand. But her big comeback could face an obstacle as a royal expert claims that her ex-husband, Trevor Engelson, has had offers to write a tell-all book about their failed marriage. Meghan was married to film management and production company owner Trevor from 2011 to 2013 before they divorced on the grounds of “irreconcilable differences”.There were reports that Meghan posted her wedding and engagement rings back to Trevor in Los Angeles.

U.K. Royals expert Neil Sean cast doubts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s claim that they were involved in a "near catastrophic car chase" involving paparazzi in New York City, telling Fox News Wednesday that the couple has "proven to be liars." "The difficulty is with Harry and Meghan, they've proven to be liars previously.

Tom Cruise, who recently joined the star-studded lineup for King Charles III's upcoming coronation concert, has long-standing ties to the British royal family.   The 60-year-old actor is set to appear "in a series of pre-recorded sketches and segments revealing little-known facts about The King" at the royal event on Sunday, per the BBC.

Prince Archie Harrison and Princess Lilibet Diana will be using their titles, commentator Neil Sean noted the children will also not be allowed to use the HRH style. Bartender shares interaction with demanding customerQueen Rania of Jordan looks forward to daughter's weddingTop chef shares top tips for cooking beefGrace Kelly and Prince Rainier's wedding in Monaco in 1956Watch the 'Juan Sheet' Plenty advertAnimal meat is a ‘healthy protein source' claims expertDaily Express details how to remove tea stains without bleachGarden expert shows off her stunning spring gardenJames Martin's mouth-watering Bramley Apple SliceDaily Express demonstrates food storage hack for breadPlant-based chef and nutritionist Lisa Marley makes egg-free carrot cakeJordan Banjo takes to the streets to ask Brits who their heroes areHowcast: Top 3 sleeping tips for children with insomniaThis Morning: Holly and Phil talk to Kate Middleton during lockdownKate Middleton reveals wish for Royal Foundation in 2018Meghan Markle speaks about female empowerment in 2018Tune into our Royal Family Snapchat Show, every Monday exclusively on SnapchatLinkMr Sean told Fox News: "Yes, they are entitled to use Prince and Princess but not HRH - which is really the most important line in royal protocol.

South Park.The ex-royals were parodied and heavily mocked in the episode, ironically titled ‘The Worldwide Privacy Tour’, which aired on February 15. Since its airing, Markle was reportedly left “upset and overwhelmed” over the depiction of herself and husband.According to a new survey from market research firm Redfield & Wilton for Newsweek, Harry’s approval rating in the United States is now at -10, with Markle’s at -17.

South Park's royal roasting episode 'The Worldwide Privacy Tour' should've been ignored by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, believes PR expert Andy Barr. Airing on Comedy Central, the satirical animation's latest release lampooned Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent promotion for their eponymous Netflix docuseries and the former's tell-all memoir Spare, which really set the cat among the Westminster pigeons.

South Park over a recent episode that took aim at the royal couple.Titled ‘The Worldwide Privacy Tour’, the episode saw a parody version of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex move to South Park in an attempt to find some privacy, despite clearly seeking attention by going on press tours, shouting in public, and setting off fireworks in their front garden.In one scene, the Markle-like character is described as the prince’s “Instagram-loving bitch wife”, while Harry’s cartoon counterpart promotes his new autobiography, titled “Waaagh”.The episode also saw the couple holding “we want our privacy” signs as they travelled to different locations around the world, parodying the sentiment shared by many critics when the ex-royals released their Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan.Following the release of the episode on February 15, Markle was reportedly left “upset and overwhelmed” by the portrayal of herself and her husband. Royal commentators, such as Neil Sean, subsequently suggested that there could be legal ramifications for writers Trey Parker and Matt Stone.Sean told Fox News: “According to sources close to the ex-royals, it appears that, like so many things with Meghan and Harry, this may have legal ramifications attached.

A spokesperson for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has addressed their recent cameo in South Park and if the royal pair plan on suing.The episode of the cartoon was labelled as "brutal" by viewers.The description of it read: "The prince of Canada and his wife try to find privacy and seclusion in a small mountain town." In the wake of the controversial cartoon airing, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's spokesperson said it was "boring". Addressing if the pair are taking legal action, they told PEOPLE: "It's all frankly nonsense.Totally baseless, boring reports." A clip of the controversial episode shows character Kyle Broflloski appearing to be complaining about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as he sits in a school dining hall with his friends.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have issued a statement after they were mocked in a recent episode of South Park, with a spokesperson saying it's "baseless and boring".

Meghan Markle was not laughing along with South Park this week.

“South Park” bosses didn’t hold back when it came to mocking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in a recent episode, so it’s no surprise the couple aren’t thrilled.

episode titled “The Worldwide Privacy Tour” mocking Meghan Markle, 41, and Prince Harry, 38, and their decision to move to the US to seek out a private life — and Markle allegedly isn’t too happy about it.The Duchess is reportedly “upset and overwhelmed” by the episode and “annoyed by South Park but refuses to watch it all,” a source told The Spectator.A royal commentator even suggested that the episode could even bring on a lawsuit.“Their legal team are casting an eye over the episode to see what is wrong, and what could be turned into something more sinister.

South Park.The ex-royals were parodied and heavily mocked in the episode, ironically titled The ‘Worldwide Privacy Tour’, which aired on February 15.While the Duke and Duchess of Sussex weren’t specifically named, it was clear that the fictional ‘Prince and Princess of Canada’ were entirely based on them.In the episode, the Prince and Princess move to South Park in an attempt to find some privacy, despite clearly seeking attention by going on press tours, shouting in public and letting off firework displays in their front garden.The Princess is described in one scene as the Prince’s “Instagram-loving bitch wife”, while the Duke parody promotes his new autobiography titled ‘Waaagh’.According to a source at The Spectator, Markle is “upset and overwhelmed” by the episode’s portrayal of her and her husband.