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The Queen’s decision to have Prince Andrew accompany her at Prince Philip's Thanksgiving service was insisted upon, a royal expert has said.The 95 year old monarch was seen making her way to the service, held in honour of her late husband at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday morning, by car with her son Prince Andrew seated next to her.This has been the Duke of York’s first public outing since he settled his sexual assault lawsuit with accuser Virginia Giuffre six weeks ago and might have come as a surprise to many, after it was announced he would retire from public duties following his legal troubles. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Prince Harry‘s decision to skip Prince Philip‘s memorial service could possibly worsen his relationship with the royal family — according to one royal expert.

Queen has asked Prince Charles to start looking at confidential state papers so he can take over quickly as King, according to a royal expert.

Kate Middleton “has not put a foot wrong” during a “difficult” Caribbean tour, a royal expert has said. Kate and her husband Prince William are midway through a week-long tour that sees them visit Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas. According to royal author Robert Jobson, during this time Kate “hasn’t put a foot wrong” and has proved she can “take anything in her stride” while keeping “a smile on her face”.

Prince Harry was told there was an easy workaround for his "nonsense" issues surrounding security in the UK after he raised eyebrows when he said he'd travel abroad for the Invictus Games, but not come home for his grandfather's memorial service. Royal editor and commentator Robert Jobson gave his verdict of Harry not visiting the UK for Prince Philip's memorial service, while the Duke said he will go to the Invictus Games in the Netherlands shortly after.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have a number of sweet nicknames for each other, like many other couples.

Prince Charles is reportedly “dreading” the day he’ll become King, as it will be the result of his mother, 95 year old Queen Elizabeth II, having passed away. Charles, 73, is the eldest of the Queen’s children, and has therefore long been the heir to the throne. While the Prince of Wales has been training for the role for years, he’s still “dreading” the day he becomes King according to Royal biographer Penny Junor, as he's “terrified” at the prospect of the Queen dying.

Kate Middleton has celebrated the phenomenal work of mental health service Shout, which she set up with husband Prince William, Prince Harry and Meghan, with a solo visit to its headquarters to meet volunteers.

Prince Harry is said to have offered to become King in Prince William’s place after he said that he didn’t want to inherit the important role. William, 39, has had his future laid out before him since birth but as a child he reportedly expressed concerns over his future.

Queen Elizabeth II has gone to Sandringham’s Wood Farm to reflect on her "traumatic" 2021, an expert has said. Her Majesty has headed down to Sandringham to stay at her five-bedroom cottage — a place where the late Duke of Edinburgh is said to have spent a lot of his retirement, and where he and the Queen would be able to get some well-needed R&R.

Since he was born back in 1982, Prince William's whole life has been mapped out for him.

Royal Family have been doing things differently for several generations. The Queen and her family always swap gifts a day before Christmas Day, a tradition thought to be a nod to their German heritage.They are believed to have followed this tradition since 1841, after Queen Victoria married Prince Albert.Royal expert Robert Jobson explained the tradition, telling The Express that the Queen, her grandchildren and great-children put the finishing touches on their 20ft Christmas tree in the White Drawing Room on Christmas Eve, and then open presents together at tea time.

Prince Harry was "extremely furious" with the media during his royal tour with Meghan Markle in South Africa, according to a journalist with the press pack. Robert Jobson, royal editor at the London Evening Standard, explains what the mood was like during the tour in the BBC2 documentary The Princes and the Press.

Prince Philip would have been "embarrassed" following the Queen's COP26 speech yesterday, according to his biographer.Robert Jobson, who wrote Prince Philip's Century 1921‑2021, was full of praise for what the Queen said but admitted that the "deeply personal" nature of the address may have been too much for the late Duke.Her Majesty was forced to give her speech via video, missing the climate conference due to her health scare last month.In it, she beamed with pride as she discussed Philip's commitment to the climate crisis and called upon those present to take action."This is a duty I am especially happy to discharge, as the impact of the environment on human progress was a subject close to the heart of my dear late husband, Prince

Meghan Markle's lobbying letter to US politicians is "what the Queen feared" after she and Prince Harry left the UK after 'Megxit', a royal expert has claimed.The remarks come after the Duchess of Sussex voiced her concerns about citizens not having access to paid family leave in a letter this week.She wrote to political heavyweights Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer urging them to listen to desperate residents in the US.Royal author Robert Jobson believes that the Queen knew about her "political views and ambition" which could become "embarrassing" for the monarchy. And while the letter may seem controversial, Mr Jobson said that Meghan has every right to lobby the officials because she has US citizenship, reports The Mirror.

Meghan Markle isn’t expected to head across the pond anytime soon. The claim was made by royal author Robert Jobson who alleged the Duchess of Sussex will avoid making a royal appearance in the U.K.

Keeping her distance? Meghan Markle may not make an appearance across the pond until the dust finally settles following her 2020 exit, according to royal commentator Robert Jobson.

Prince William was the member of the Royal Family to put his foot down when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back as senior royals.It is well documented that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex hoped to be able to continue to serve the Queen while becoming financially independent, in what many have called a "half in, half out" role.But they were unsuccessful and were told they "can no longer formally represent" Her Majesty in January 2020, when they permanently stepped down.Royal author Robert Jobson has claimed William was one of the driving forces in preventing the Sussexes from being allowed to continue within the Royal Family and this could have played a role in the tensions that now exist.Speaking on the Royally Us podcast, he

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received a torrent of criticism on their new photoshoot for Time 100 and one expert said it looked "very weird and woke".The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made cover on the latest issue of Time magazine as they were selected as one of the Top 100 most influential people in the world.The cover photo shows Meghan dressing in a white power suit and beaming with joy and Harry, who is in a contrasting black outfit, placing his hands on his wife's shoulder.Royal author and ABC royal contributor Robert Jobson shared his honest opinion and said it's "one of the weirdest" photographs he's ever seen.Appearing on GB News, host Nana Kua asked the expert: "How has that

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Harry may be happy now, says royal commentator Robert Jobson, but he has “has had to sacrifice a lot” for his shiny new life in California.“And, adds Jobson, “like the Duke of Windsor, who gave up his throne for love, as he gets older that shine may begin to dull”.The Duke of Sussex’s military roles, in particular the title of Captain General of the Royal Marines, were hugely important to him, but they were all removed in February as part of his “stepping back” from life as a frontline royal.At the time, Buckingham Palace explained that Harry and Meghan’s new life made it "not possible to continue with the responsibilities and duties that come with a life of public

A royal expert has accused Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of "breathtaking entitlement" over their newborn daughter's christening. Rumours suggest the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have requested a formal christening for baby Lilibet at Windsor Castle, Robert Jobson reports.