Penny Junor: Last News

Meghan Markle was hailed as the television moment that was set to rival Princess Diana's monumental 1995 interview with Martin Bashir and it certainly didn't disappoint.Over a week has passed since the interview was broadcast in the UK on ITV but the ripple effects continue.The interview was seen by Harry and Meghan as their chance to put things right and tell their side of the story.During the two-hour interview, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex divulged accusations of racism within the Royal Family and explained their version of the truth behind the tears.One Royal expert has said that Harry effectively has put a ‘put a bomb under' his brother Prince William's future.Royal expert and biographer Penny Junor told the Telegraph: “At the moment

Posted on the Kensington Palace official Instagram account on Sunday, March 14,, the hand-written missives, adorned with kisses, were as poignant as the revelation that Prince William’s children write loving messages “Queen of People's Hearts” every year.

As the world waits for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s tell-all sit down interview with Oprah Winfrey, we can’t help but view the teasers of the interview on repeat. We recently noticed that Duchess Markle uses the phrase “The Firm” in the teaser and one may wonder what that even means.

In her tell-all, sit down interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle uses the phrase “The Firm” and you may be wondering what that even means.

A royal expert has called for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah to be delayed due to Prince Philip's ill health.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have given "two fingers" to the monarchy through their response after losing their titles, says a royal author.The couple were stripped of their royal patronages a year after announcing their decision to step down as senior members of the Royal Family.But their response, after Harry lost his honorary military roles sounded "hurt," said royal writer Penny Junor.Her comments come after reports the couple were stung by the phrasing of Buckingham Palace's statement, which hinted the duo didn't have time for a "life of public service", according to ITV's royal editor Chris Ship.Royal writer Penny Junor said: "It sounds petulant.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have given "two fingers" to the monarchy with their response to losing their titles, a royal author has said.

Prince Philip is unlikely to be an ideal hospital patient to staff treating him at the private King Edward VII's Hospital in London, an expert has claimed.

Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall feel rather "intimidated" after she joined the Royal Family, an author has claimed.Penny Junor, a royal author, said Anne's conduct has left her sister-in-law feeling this way for years.She suggested the struggles between the pair have partially been the result of the relationship the Princess Royal had with the Duchess's former husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, before they both married. She also said Princess Anne is quite a 'tricky character', writes the Express.

Meghan Markle stepped back from the Royal Family with Prince Harry after discovering she was unable to be as outspoken as she had liked, a royal expert says. The Duchess of Sussex revealed how she felt excited to be able to “focus even more energy on” the causes close to her heart when she married into the Royal Family in May 2018.But royal author and expert Penny Junor claims that, after a while, Meghan became frustrated at the perceived inability for royals to speak on what they want.Members of the Royal Family are instructed to keep out of political matters and only offer their support to charities, rather than taking centre-stage themselves.

royal family is going to have to make some changes to their Christmas traditions this year. The Queen is especially upset about the changes she's having to make to her holiday celebration guest list as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Queen will be “very sad” that Prince Harry, wife Meghan Markle and grandson Archie won’t be with her this Christmas, a royal expert has said.

Anyway, Diana and Camilla's tense lunch scene was almost too wild to be true, but apparently the women in ' life really did hang out. Here's the true story of Princess Diana and Camilla's relationship—and that awkward meeting.Yep.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry "won't ever want a way back" to the Royal Family, and have "burnt significant bridges beyond repair," according to a royal expert.

Royal biographer Penny Junor believes that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry burnt bridges with the royals to the point of no repair—and she speculates it may have had to do with the Duchess of Sussex’s “political ambition.” Junor, who has written several books about members of the royal family, claims that the 39-year-old duchess realized these ambitions would never come to fruition as a royal; hence, she wanted out.

Princess Charlotte's cheeky personality often steals the show at royal occasions, and her confidence is obvious while her big brother Prince George seems more shy.

If you’ve watched The Crown, you know that supporting a (future) monarch is a full time job.