prince Harry: Last News

The Duke of Sussex's relocation the the US has seen him mark many exciting moments in his life - from welcoming his daughter, Princess Lilibet, in June 2021, to various birthdays and anniversaries. However, there is another celebration on the cards as he is turning 40 on 15 September. Before he stepped back from his role, Prince Harry was frequently ranked as one of the favourite members of the Royal Family as he was seen as the cheeky chap who could do no wrong.

Prince Harry said that his children are the "best gift" he has ever been given.The Duke of Sussex is dad to Prince Archie, five and three-year-old Princess Lilibet with his wife Meghan Markle.Today, Sunday 15 September, Harry is celebrating his 40th birthday, but revealed that nothing could please him more than getting to watch his children grow up. Ahead of his birthday, he told People: "The best gift I've ever been given is, without a doubt, my kids.

Palace insiders have reportedly described Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as being difficult to assist, claiming they make everything "exhaustingly difficult". Allegedly, sources told the Daily Mail that while the Palace mishandled the 'Sussex situation', the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who resigned from their senior Royal roles and relocated to California in 2020, are prone to seeing conspiracy "at every turn", complicating efforts to support them.

Prince Andrew has allegedly been given an ultimatum regarding his residence at Windsor’s Royal Lodge. According to reports, Prince Andrew could relocate to a smaller property, such as Frogmore Cottage - the home once lived in by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - with sources calling the pressure to move Prince Andrew, 64, out of the 30-room house the ‘Siege of Royal Lodge’.

The ‘spare to the heir’ is a well-known royal phrase. It means that any child born after their sibling - the heir - is a second to them or seen as a spare part if something should happen.

Reports have been circulating for months regarding a disagreement between Prince Andrew and King Charles, said to be in relation to Andrew's living arrangements. He currently resides at Royal Lodge, which is located on the Windsor Estate, along with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.

the Duchess of Sussex, 43, terrifies her staff, with one source describing her as a “dictator in high heels” who has reduced “grown men to tears.” The embarrassing exposé was published by The Hollywood Reporter on Friday, and is likely to rattle Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, who is celebrating his 40th birthday this weekend. “Everyone’s terrified of Meghan,” a source close to the couple alleged in the article, which examined high-turnover among the Sussex’s staff.

Royal sources are sceptical of trusting Prince Harry again following his revelations about family dynamics, according to an expert. The Duke of Sussex, who celebrates his 40th birthday far from home on Sunday, September 15, faces estranged relations with the Royal Family now more than ever, according to ITV's Chris Ship.

After Kate Middleton’s incredibly moving cancer update in which she discussed her “new perspective on everything”, a source tells OK! that her words have given Prince Harry and Meghan Markle renewed hopes for a fresh start. Last week The Princess of Wales released what is probably the most intimate look at her life with Prince William and their kids that we’ve ever seen, as she updated the world on her cancer treatment after what had been “an incredibly tough” nine months.

Meghan Markle has been labelled "Duchess Difficult" by an insider said to be close to the mum-of-two. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has been accused of being demeaning with staff and causing "grown men cry", in a damning report on the former Suits actress.

Prince Harry will be full of excitement as he gears up to celebrate his landmark 40th birthday tomorrow - a feeling which will be quite the opposite to the anxiety he admitted clouded his 30th in 2014. He's also taken a moment to reflect on the joys of fatherhood with Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three.The Duke of Sussex shared: "I was anxious about 30, I'm excited about 40.

As he prepares to celebrate his 40th birthday on 15 September, Prince Harry will surely be full of gratitude for the life he has built for himself away from the Royal Family - a happy home with his wife and two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. And while Harry and Meghan's decision to step back from their roles as senior royals has not been plain sailing, a leading expert looks at why fatherhood has been the making of Harry.

There have been numerous tales about the events leading up to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 2018 nuptials. From alleged family disputes, reports of a stern talking-to from the late Queen, to Meghan's dissatisfaction with some of the wedding plans, it was undoubtedly a testing time for the palace staff.

Prince Harry has confessed to feeling a sense of sadness when his brother Prince William married Kate Middleton in 2011.The now Prince and Princess of Wales said their vows in a breathtaking ceremony at Westminster Abbey in April, 13 years ago, with Harry standing by his brother's side as best man. However, in his memoir Spare, released in January 2023, Harry described William's wedding as "yet another farewell under this horrid roof" and "another sundering." Harry penned: "The brother I'd escorted into Westminster Abbey that morning was gone - forever. Who could deny it?" He added: "He'd never again be first and foremost Willy.

Queen Elizabeth II cherished all her 12 great-grandchildren, but she had a special place in her heart for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter, who was named after her.The Queen's adorable childhood nickname, Lilibet, which originated when she couldn't pronounce Elizabeth as a little girl, was passed down to the youngest of her great-granddaughters. Adding to the sentimentality, Harry included Diana as his daughter's middle name, honouring his late mother, the Princess of Wales. However, the Queen's former footman, Paul Burrell, reveals that the Queen felt a sense of loss when Harry and Meghan relocated to the US, particularly missing the bond with little Lilibet.

a massive $8.5 million cash bonus thanks to arrangements made by his late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.After much speculation over whether Harry will accept the money given that he’s no longer a working member of the royal family, it appears as though the duke will not be saying “no.”“I’ve no doubt that Harry will accept it, it’s money that’s owed to him, money that’s coming to him,” King Charles’ former royal butler Grant Harrold exclusively told The Post.“I don’t think he will decline the money, it’s inheritance so it’s his right,” he said, adding that “it’s already something that has been set in place for years now.”The late Queen Elizabeth II’s mother put $90 million into a trust fund for her family, and listed that Harry was to access his share of the trust when he turned 40 as one of the fund’s stipulations.Unlike his estranged brother, who received a ceremonial bell concert at Westminster Abbey on the milestone birthday, Harry is reportedly set to receive a larger share than what William received on his 40th birthday.“[The money] will be part of Harry’s birthday celebrations which will hopefully see him receive well wishes from his family and celebrate with his wife and family, doing something very nice but probably in private — as what I’ve experienced with the royals before, is that they like to celebrate these things privately behind closed doors,” Harrold said.It was reported that William and his wife, Princess Catherine, were left “disgusted” at Harry’s share of the inheritance.Sources close to the Prince and Princess of Wales told Closer last month that the pair feel the duke is not deserving of the income.The hefty sum of money will be a welcome addition to the Duke and Duchess of

told BBC News.“Becoming a father of two incredibly kind and funny kids has given me a fresh perspective on life, as well as sharpening my focus in all my work.”“Being a dad is one of life’s greatest joys and has only made me more driven and more committed to making this world a better place,” the statement added.Following his birthday festivities, Harry will travel to New York City.His visit will coincide with UN General Assembly High-level Week and Climate Week, The Post confirmed last month.The father of two will be in the Big Apple to “advance a number of his patronages and philanthropic initiatives,” his rep said, adding that the father of two will be busy with engagements with African Parks, The HALO Trust, The Diana Award, and Travalyst.He will also be “furthering the work of The Archewell Foundation, the nonprofit organization he co-founded with his wife Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex,” his rep told The Post in a statement.However, the trip will be a solo venture for the royal as his wife Meghan Markle, 43, will stay put in Montecito, Calif., with their two children.Harry’s upcoming trip also coincides with his estranged brother Prince William’s annual Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit, which is also slated to take place on Sept.

Sir Elton John has cheekily taken a swipe at King Charles and Queen Camilla while reminiscing about his own wedding.The Rocketman hitmaker, who is reportedly still close pals with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, tied the knot with David Furnish in a civil partnership at Windsor Guildhall in 2005. Interestingly, this was the same venue where Charles and Camilla had their nuptials just eight months prior. Chatting about his big day in Variety magazine, Sir Elton couldn't resist making a comparison.

The Sun reports.The pair returned to land safely just under an hour later, the outlet added.The Prince and Princess of Wales brought George, their eldest son, to the airfield — 10 miles from their Windsor home — in a three-car convoy.After the flight, the trio relaxed in the airfield’s clubhouse, sources told the outlet.“George is only 11 years old but it is the right time to start. The royal family has a proud tradition of flying and it looks like George is next in line,” an onlooker told the outlet.“His parents watched George take flight from the safety of the ground but he flew with an instructor and loved it.”Aspiring pilots in the UK can begin to build their skills at any age, however, training hours that count toward obtaining a license start at age 14.Under 16s must be accompanied by an instructor, and pilots over the age of 17 can carry passengers if they’re licensed.Should George continue with flying, he will follow in the footsteps of many royals.His father, Prince William, is a trained helicopter pilot who had completed several Search and Rescue missions with the Royal Air Force.William’s grandfather, the late Prince Phillip, trained at the same airfield.

Even though he was born into a life of immense privilege, there was one thing above all else that Prince Harry craved - fatherhood. “I’ve longed for kids since I was very, very young,” he said back in 2012.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be set to return to the UK later this year with their children.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly been invited to celebrate the festive season at Althorp House with Harry's uncle, Charles, Earl Spencer. Should Harry, 39, and Meghan, 42, accept the invitation, it would mark Meghan's first significant visit to the UK since attending the late Queen's funeral in 2022. It may seem unlikely that the Sussexes will opt to spend the festive period in the UK, as they have not spent Christmas in the UK since 2018.