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Prince Harry was quite the royal rascal in his younger days, often seen poking his tongue out at photographers or playfully silencing his cousins during public appearances on the Buckingham Palace balcony. His mischievous nature charmed the public for years as he grew up exploring the vast grounds of Kensington Palace and Highgrove House in Gloucestershire.

Uh-oh. A royal source thinks Prince Harry and Prince William “will never reconcile”!

EXCLUSIVE: BBC News’ search for its first royal editor has been thrown into uncertainty after the British broadcaster missed out on its top candidate.

As the tension between Prince Andrew and King Charles over Royal Lodge shows no sign of dissipating, the Duke of York is reportedly set for a serene summer holiday at their late mother's beloved Balmoral cottage. According to the Express, Prince Andrew, alongside his former wife Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, will spend time at Queen Elizabeth II's much-adored Craigowan retreat.

Sunday Times article published Saturday to mark Harry’s 40th birthday in September.The Duke of Cambridge, 42, reportedly let it be known that he wants his crowning — which will happen after his dad King Charles III, 75, dies — to “look and feel different,” with one difference possibly being Harry’s absence from the ceremony.William’s friends said that, as of now, William does not want Harry, 39, at the coronation.“They are estranged, which is dreadfully sad,” one of the brothers’ closest friends said.The friends also said William and Harry have not spoken in nearly two years.After quitting his job as a working royal and moving to California in 2020, Harry notoriously aired his family’s dirty laundry in his and wife Meghan Markle’s 2021 interview with Oprah, their “Harry & Meghan” Netflix docuseries, and his tell-all memoir, “Spare.” He’s estranged from his brother as well as their father, who became monarch after Queen Elizabeth II’s death in 2022. “The problem for the King and other members of the family is the worry that if they have a chat with Harry, it will appear in ‘Spare’ volume two,” said one of Charles’ friends.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle began their four-day tour of Colombia last Thursday, and according to a source, it's made them miss elements of the royal life they chose to leave behind in a shock statement in 2020, to start a new life in America. And the source claims that the tour is another reminder of the aspects of royal life, before they broke away from the royal family and moved to America, that the couple - particularly Meghan - found so satisfying.

As Prince Harry's 40th birthday approaches, the rift between him and the rest of the Royal family remains deep, following a series of allegations made in his memoir 'Spare' and recent documentary series. Despite attempts to reconcile with his father and brother-in-law Prince William amid their ongoing health struggles, relations remain tense.

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.

Oh, whoa. It turns out Prince William‘s surprise new beard has a LOT to do with Prince Harry!

An exhibition celebrating the much-loved characters and faces that make up Stockport's Underbanks has opened.

King Charles'would "spend hours" indulging in one of his "quirky" hobbies as a child, leaving his mother, Queen Elizabeth II amused, royal expert Jennie Bond has claimed.The monarch is known for his love of the outdoors, with many of his projects focusing on outside spaces. Charles, 75, especially enjoys a maze.The King has had a new maze garden built in the grounds of his Royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk.The new feature was inspired by the elaborate labyrinth he had at the estate as a child.

huge $8.5 million inheritance Prince Harry is set to receive in just a few weeks.The Duke of Sussex, who will turn 40 on Sept.

Princess Catherine may have been the newcomer to the royal family in the early 2010s, but she was not afraid to stand up for herself — and demand what she wanted to make this new lifestyle work.

An unearthed letter has shed light on the late Queen Elizabeth II's views regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's security situation post-Megxit. After the couple resigned as frontline royals in early 2020, Meghan and Harry said goodbye to various royal privileges, not least automatic police protection whilst in the UK.

K.J. Yossman Huw Edwards will hold on to a number of his glittering media awards despite having pleaded guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children. The former BBC News anchor accrued a number of awards, including BAFTA and Royal Television Society gongs, over the years, often as part of a BBC reporting team, for example a 2012 BAFTA which was presented to BBC News for its reporting of William and Kate’s Royal Wedding.

Estranged siblings Prince Harry and Prince William may be faced with an 'awkward' reunion at their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes' funeral, former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond has speculated.

Estranged brothers Prince Harry and Prince William may experience an ‘awkward’ meeting at the funeral of their uncle, Lord Robert Fellowes, according to former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond.The journalist and television presenter spoke exclusively to OK! following the death of Lord Fellowes, who served as private secretary to Queen Elizabeth II for nine years, and was married to Princess Diana’s sister Lady Jane Spencer for 46 years. Royal watchers expect that Harry will want to attend his uncle’s funeral, as he was close to the Fellowes family, with Jane asked to give a reading at Harry and Meghan’s wedding in 2018. However, Jennie believes his attendance may cause problems.

She might be eleventh in line to the throne, but that hasn't stopped Princess Eugenie from daydreaming about becoming Queen. As the daughter of Prince Andrew and the Duchess of York, Eugenie was sixth in the line of succession when she was born. The 34 year old, whose uncle is King Charles III, once revealed the special rule she would put in place if she found herself on the throne.The unique demand is one many people would support, especially as it would make a huge difference to the five-day working week.

As King Charles undergoes treatment for cancer, he’s relying on other working royals to undergo engagements. One family member who has been seen ‘stepping up’ is the Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie Wessex.

Royal titles are steeped in centuries of tradition, and Meghan Markle was no exception when she tied the knot with Prince Harry in May 2018, becoming Duchess of Sussex, Countess of Dumbarton, and Baroness Kilkeel. But as the couple stepped back from royal duties, there's been a buzz about whether they should retain their Duke and Duchess status.

K.J. Yossman BBC Studios have formed a new division for U.K. entertainment to be headed by Suzy Lamb, Variety has learned.