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King Charles has reportedly taken drastic action in his latest attempt to get Prince Andrew to agree to leave Royal Lodge.The monarch has allegedly been caught up in a spat with his younger brother over his living arrangements. King Charles, 75, has now fired Andrew's private security team, according to reports, in a bid to force him out of his £30m mansion. Andrew, 64, was stripped of his official security team in 2022 after he was named in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, with his Royal duties also being relieved by the late Queen at the same time.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been living by their own rules since they stepped down from Royal duties in 2020 and relocated to the US. However, if Meghan was still a part of the Royal Family, she might have found herself in a bit of a pickle with the launch of her new luxury lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard.This is because she's using the Sussex name to promote her new venture.

By Patrick Hill, in San Basilio de Palenque

Prince Andrew’s longtime lavish mansion as the disgraced royal reportedly refused to “downsize” from the property.Charles told the ten-man detail that their contracts would not be renewed in October at the 31-room Royal Lodge home, according to the Sun.“They are all working the final weeks of their contract till the end of October. It’s not thought anyone is being lined up to replace them,” a palace inside told the outlet.

Just six months after King Charles shocked the world with news of his cancer diagnosis, necessitating stepping back from public duties just 16 months into his reign, there seems to be a flicker of light at the end of the tunnel.The initial announcement sent shockwaves throughout the UK and abroad, yet now the monarch is showing signs of recovery strong enough to undertake a 10,000-mile tour to Australia and Samoa. In the interim, Camilla, aged 77, stepped up in support of her husband, shouldering duties like the Royal Maundy Service at Worcester Cathedral and a two-day solo trip to Belfast, both in March.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are carrying on a sweet tradition set by their beloved late 'Granny Diana'.They're penning thank you notes to show their gratitude, just like the People's Princess taught Princes William and Harry. Learning these impeccable manners is an important part of preparing for a lifetime of public service.Their sweet habit is a throwback to their grandmother, Diana, Princess of Wales, who firmly believed in personal thank you notes for acts of kindness.

During their headline-grabbing visit to Colombia, Meghan Markle gave a heartfelt speech that shed light on the purpose of their journey.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been all over the news with their Royal tour-style trip to the South American country that has included some charmingly awkward moments from Prince Harry including endearing 'dad dancing,' and an impressive security entourage featuring 14 vehicles and an officer armed with a bullet-proof shield to protect the couple. Amidst engaging in educational activities, school visits, and cultural exchanges, the central message of the Sussexes' visit has been to discuss the challenges of social media.This aligns with their commitment to promoting online safety.

and are once again on a in Colombia, meaning the Murdoch empire is brainstorming headlines with VERY inflammatory ADJECTIVES in them, and the fashion world is busy parsing everything that’s made it into the Duchess of Sussex's Away case for subtext.Thus far wardrobe-wise, she’s delivered Latte-Adjacent Dressing (Colombia produces approximately 12 million bags of grade-A Arabica every year, after all); a smattering of references (including a pair of diamond-and-onyx butterfly earrings worn by Lady Di in the ’80s); and both a Johanna Ortiz dress and a Juan de Dios skirt.The Duchess’s butterfly earrings once belonged to Diana, Princess of Wales.It may have been half a decade since the Sussexes travelled on behalf of the Crown, but the Duchess is still a graduate of the Windsor School of Diplomatic Styling, Class of ’18, and Ortiz and De Dios are among Latin America’s most esteemed designers.A boldly patterned moment while wearing Johanna Ortiz.In a Juan de Dios skirt for a visit with the Invictus Games’s Colombian team.For anyone looking to make an investment purchase off the back of all of this, however, allow me to direct your attention to Meghan’s footwear during a trip to Colegio La Giralda in Sante Fe on August 18: namely, a pair of , a shoe that, when spotted by fashion editors, is met with the sort of “Ooohs!” reserved elsewhere for, say, newborn babies or Internet Boyfriends.Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Colegio La Giralda on August 16, 2024 in Bogota, Colombia.As much a part of the Chanel DNA as the 2.55 or the tweed jacket, it’s Coco who introduced the style in 1957, reclaiming the slingback from risqué affiliations.

considering a career in politics. But, according to one expert, the outspoken Duchess of Sussex is unlikely to appear at next week’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

King Charles has always been a passionate advocate for protecting the environment. He has been campaigning for climate change for over 50 years and was a true pioneer before it became the global emergency that it is today. And while the King picked up much of his inspiration from his late father, Prince Philip, he has now passed his interests onto the next generation as both of his sons have spoken about the cause.

TV and radio star Vick Hope is gracing our screens as the host of BBC's new talent show, Made in Korea: The K-Pop Experience. Vick, 34, rose to fame as a BBC Radio 1 presenter, and now she's married to superstar DJ Calvin Harris. The Strictly Come Dancing alum sparked engagement rumours in May 2022, when she was spotted flaunting a massive diamond ring last year.

Meghan Markle shared a rare comment about her son, Prince Archie, as she and Prince Harry engaged with school children on their second day touring Colombia.The couple's first stop on day two in Bogota was at Colegio La Giralda, a renowned local school in the town of Santa Fe. Welcomed by the school's headmaster Serafin Ordoinez, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, along with Vice President Francia Marquez, embarked on a brief tour of the school.This included an art session, a visit to a kindergarten class, and even tree planting on the school grounds, where Meghan assisted a five year old student named Manuela in planting a walnut tree.The students also gave the royal couple presents for Harry and Meghan's children, five year old Archie and three year old Lilibet.These included Colombian-style ponchos, personal letters, and drawings, reports the Mirror.

Prince Andrew is reportedly gearing up to spend the summer with his closest family at Balmoral. It is believed King Charles's brother will retreat to the Scottish estate with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, their daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, along with his grandchildren for a much-needed family gathering.

chief of staff’s shocking departure after just three months on the job has raised questions about what’s happening behind closed doors.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex hired Josh Kettler, a seasoned public relations professional, shortly before their three-day trip to Nigeria in May.However, it was revealed earlier this week that Kettler was no longer on the Sussex payroll.Now, royal broadcaster and photographer Helena Chard has suggested that “something is wrong” in the Sussex circle due to the “revolving door” of staffers coming and going in recent months.“A revolving door of staff seems to be the norm for Harry and Meghan,” Chard told Fox News.

. Just when it seems conceivable that the royal might actually firmly retire her Emilia Wickstead cape dresses and Audrey Hepburn-inspired Givenchy for a quiet life of in Anine Bing shirts and La Ligne jeans, Meghan hops back on the public circuit once more.

kick off their four-day trip.After arriving in the capital city of Bogotá, the “Suits” alum, 43, presented Márquez, the first black woman to hold the position in Colombia, with a “personal gift.”The Sussexes were personally invited by Márquez after she was touched by the pair’s tell-all Netflix documentary.After exchanging gifts, the two women posed for photos together.Márquez then reportedly expressed her admiration for Prince Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana, who died in 1997, according to Harper’s Bazaar. Harry, 39, and Meghan were invited in for tea and coffee at Márquez’s private residence, where they tried traditional pan de bono — a Colombian cheese bread.Later that day, the Sussexes were seen holding hands as they strolled through Bogotá.The couple have a packed schedule lined up for their quick trip, which kicked off by attending an Insight Session at a local children’s school.The couple also took part in a summit with experts, activists and community members who work to create more positive online environments — something Harry and Meghan have been passionate about.Later on Friday, the pair will meet with students before attending a luncheon hosted by Márquez.They will end the day with a get-together with Colombia’s Invictus Games participants.Notably, Colombia became the first South American country to join Harry’s Invictus Games, which he launched in 2014 for both active and retired military service members from around the world who are wounded, injured or sick.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle kicked off their tour with a day full of activities, including school visits and enjoying a vibrant performance.The couple began their day with a breakfast meeting with Vice President Francia Marquez and her husband, Rafael Yerney Pinillo.They savoured coffee, tea, and traditional pan de bono (Colombian cheese bread) before exchanging welcome gifts. Meghan, donning a navy Veronica Beard summer suit, and Harry, in a suit, then visited a children's school, the Colegio Cultura Popular, in Bogota.They were given a tour and informational session by the institution's head, Leonel Umana Parra, and student Jose David.

Prince Harry, 39, and Meghan Markle, 43, are on a four-day tour of Columbia, intending to teach young people how to combat cyberbullying and raise awareness about mental health.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were welcomed at the home of Vice President Francia Márquez in the heart of Bogotá on Thursday, with the couple arriving "hand in hand". As their whistlestop tour of the South American country gets underway, a leading royal expert has addressed how it's "easy to poke fun" at the couple, but she insisted their work is "to be applauded".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have kicked off their much-talked-about four-day tour in Colombia, and it's already shaping up to be a whirlwind of activity.Touching down in Colombia, the Sussexes were greeted by Vice-President Francia Marquez.Their packed schedule featured a heart warming visit to a local school, a cultural treat with a musical performance at a Bogota arts centre, and a summit focusing on internet safety. With Marquez, who personally extended the invite, by their side, Harry and Meghan will navigate their trip under the watchful eye of a full security team, giving this visit all the trappings of an official royal engagement.This trip, which has all the hallmarks of a traditional royal tour, is the Sussexes' second major outing of the year after their three-day stint in Nigeria, which came about after an invitation from the nation's chief of defence staff.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's contentious four-day tour of Colombia has officially begun, and it's already brimming with drama.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have kickstarted their four-day visit to Colombia, with the couple beginning their trip by meeting Vice President Francia Marquez in capital city Bogota on Thursday, 15 August.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped back from their roles as senior royals in 2020, touched down in Bogota on Thursday morning where they joined Vice President Francia Marquez and her husband, Rafael Yerney Pinillo, for a breakfast meeting. A lip-reading expert has reportedly revealed a subtle interaction shared between the Sussexes as they greeted fans.