Royal Family: Last News

Meghan Markle, who stepped back from Royal duties almost five years ago, is set to be the focus of a new documentary that could potentially leave her feeling "embarrassed", according to the filmmaker. On 3 December, German network ZDF will broadcast 'Prince Harry - The Lost Prince', promising an in-depth look at the couple's life in Montecito and their quest for significance after their Royal departure in January 2020.The documentary is the work of award-winning filmmaker Ulrike Grunewald, who journeyed to California with her team to gather insights from the neighbourhood where Harry and Meghan reside with their two children.The film delves into the split public opinion on Harry and Meghan, with younger audiences seeing Harry as a modernising influence, while more traditional or conservative circles view him as a threat to the monarchy.

hightailed it across the pond to the UK.Last week, it emerged that the comedian, 66, and the “Arrested Development” alum, 51, packed up and moved to England following Donald Trump’s election win earlier this month.Sources close to the couple, who wed in 2008, said they will likely “never” return to the US on a permanent basis.However, despite boasting a very close friendship with the former “Ellen Show” host, the “Suits” alum, 43, will not be looking to make a similar move herself for the second time, according to a former palace staffer.Grant Harrold, who had previously worked as King Charles’ personal butler for seven years, exclusively told The Post that Markle will not be “following suit.”“Meghan’s too much of an American girl, she doesn’t want to be in the UK permanently,” Harrold said of the former actress. “I can see her coming over for the holidays and having time over here, but living here permanently? I just don’t see it.”However, Harrold noted that the same theory doesn’t apply to Markle’s husband, Prince Harry.In fact, the former palace staffer believes the Duke of Sussex, 40, will be making that move eventually.“I do see it,” he said of the exiled prince.

I'm A Celebrity viewers were left gobsmacked when Reverend Richard Coles made a saucy remark about sharing a bed with a Royal. On Monday's episode, 25 November, fans watched as Dean McCullough tackled another Bushtucker Trial, Maura Higgins celebrated her birthday and GK Barry and Richard had a chat about scissoring. At one point, GK - whose real name is Grace Keeling - asked Richard: "Who's the most interesting person you've ever met?" When he responded that he finds all people interesting, she narrowed it down and asked if he'd ever met a Royal.

the Daily Mail. “We were fascinated by the same things. And she made me laugh.

the embattled figure. The Duke of York’s “loyal and protective daughters,” Princess Beatrice, 36, and Princess Eugenie, 34, are taking turns spending weekends with their father, 64, at Royal Lodge, the 30-bedroom mansion that he has refused to leave despite his brother King Charles III’s attempts to evict him, according to HELLO! Andrew has suffered a stunning fall from grace over the past five years after his disastrous “Newsnight” interview in which Charles’ younger brother said he didn’t regret his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein because the relationship led to “opportunities” that were “actually very useful.” The Duke stepped back from all public roles following a public outcry.

Donald Trump's potential cabinet appointments for his second administration could spell trouble for Prince Harry's US residency, according to a Royal commentator. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has been nominated to head the Department of Homeland Security, which is expected to play a significant role in Trump's operations.

The ongoing dispute between Prince Andrew and King Charles over the Royal Lodge doesn't seem to be easing up. Reports have consistently suggested that King Charles wants his scandal-hit brother to vacate the expansive 30-room mansion in Windsor Great Park for the more modest Frogmore Cottage.

Prince Harry left fans gobsmacked when he appeared to get a massive neck tattoo in a promotional video for his Invictus Games. In the teaser for the upcoming games in Canada, Harry is seen wincing in pain as he seemingly gets 'inked' by US music sensation Jelly Roll.The country singer and rapper humorously suggests that Harry has agreed to his first tattoo in the sketch.

During her first appearance at Trooping the Colour in 2018, Meghan Markle attempted to lighten the mood. However, a joke she made to her new sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, fell flat, according to her husband, Prince Harry.

will reportedly celebrate Christmas with Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland.Harry and the “Suits” alum will make their at-home celebrations “extra special” for their two young children, recent reports suggest.Still, Harrold believes that the Waleses will reach out to the Sussexes to “wish them a Happy Christmas.”“I think Harry and Meghan themselves will possibly reach out,” he said. “The thing about Christmas, it is about goodwill to others, letting bygones be bygones, forgetting the past, moving into the new year.”“So if there’s any point in the year that the families are going to communicate or touch base, it’s going to be over Christmas — there’s something magical about Christmas that gets families back together,” he added.Meanwhile, Princess Catherine will organize a special carol concert that will air on Christmas Eve.With a new theme each year, December’s service will focus on the importance of love and empathy, and will reflect on “how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives.”Indeed, the beloved royal was dealt a tough start to the year that saw her undergo abdominal surgery in January, which was closely followed by a cancer diagnosis in March.Her father-in-law, King Charles III, was also diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.Middleton, who recently announced she was cancer free after completing chemotherapy, will lead the televised festive event at Westminster Abbey on Dec.

is “in a very bad state.”Indeed, over the last few months both the “Suits” alum, 43, and Harry, 40, have been seen attending various events solo.Markle recently hosted an intimate dinner for the Southern California Welcome Project through the Sussexes’ Archewell Foundation.Her husband, however, did not attend the event.The former actress has since shared a statement on their Archewell website following the Thanksgiving event, in which she opened up about the “heartfelt dinner” she threw for Afghan women with their partner organization, Mina’s List.

Christmas is a time of love, hope and togetherness – as well as a chance to reflect on the past 12 months as we look to the year ahead. And, while this is certainly true of everyone up and down the country, this festive period will surely strike an extra chord with the Prince and Princess of Wales as they will strive to make this a Christmas to remember for Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six.

Royal family fanatics are floored after spotting a signature facial expression of Princess Diana on the faces of her son and the grandchildren she never got to meet. The shared look has been dubbed the “Spencer Stare” by the late princess’ devoted followers. The telltale stare coupled with her usual dignified expression was a common look captured by photographers.

adopted an American accent in a recent video where he got a fake tattoo from Jelly Roll in New York City.In the clip, Harry, 40, jokingly got inked on his neck as he recruited the rapper, 39, to headline the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025.At one point, Harry tells Jelly Roll he wants the tattoo on his lower back or on his ass.Harry says the word “ass” as Americans do — rather than “arse” as it’s said and spelt in his home country.The father of two also utters American phrases like “screw it” to Jelly Roll in the video.People called out Harry’s newfound accent and slang on X (formerly Twitter).“Prince Harry’s British accent sounds more diluted to make way for the American accent,” someone tweeted.“It is obvious he is trying too hard,” another person said.“It sounds like Prince Harry is losing his British accent,” read another comment.A fourth person wrote, “Its been 4 years, born and brought up in the most British speaking family in England and it took him 4 years to speak in an American accent.”Somebody else said that Harry — who resides in Montecito, Calif. with Markle, 43, and their two kids — now speaks “like a Valley Girl.”Anthony Shuster, a communication coach and accent specialist, told The Telegraph he noticed a real change in Harry’s speaking habits in 2019 — the year after he married Markle.When the couple introduced their son Archie to the world after he was born in May 2019, Harry said, “Wow, he’s already got a little bit of facial hair as well.”Shuster noted that the way Harry said “little” sounded like “liddle,” which is common with Americans.“That’s something that’s quite distinctly American, is to let your final ‘t’ sort of soften to a ‘d’,'” Shuster explained.

The festive season often sees the nation's gaze fixed on the Royal Family, especially for the monarch's heartfelt Christmas message.The Windsors maintain their tradition of attending church together on Christmas Day, greeting well-wishers during their walk to and from St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, and this year promises to continue that cherished routine.

They might be the most famous family in the world, but at Christmas, the royals’ wish list is rather conventional: happiness, good health and being together. Queen Elizabeth II adored having her family around her. “One of the joys of living a long life is watching one’s children, then grandchildren, then great-grandchildren, help decorate the Christmas tree,” she said in her 2015 Christmas message.

the Express reports.During public-facing duties, royals are expected to respect the “sequential hierarchy of nominal importance” — meaning that Their Majesties are to always enter the room first.And while Anne, who is the only daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, was born into royalty, she still ranks below King Charles’s wife within the Firm.Camilla, 77, and Anne have grown close since Her Majesty joined the royal family in 2005 following her wedding to Charles, 76.At Wednesday’s event, the duo were seen exchanging laughs and posing for photos together, as they joined four other recipients of honorary doctorates at the university.Just days after the outing, Camilla was forced to pull the plug on her appearance at the Royal Variety Performance following a chest infection that she’s been battling for the better part of this month.Camilla missed Friday night’s glitzy event, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London, to nurse her ongoing infection, the palace said.In a statement before the event, Buckingham Palace said the queen “continues to experience some lingering post-viral symptoms” and doctors had advised her to rest.“With great regret, she has therefore withdrawn from attendance at tonight’s Royal Variety Performance.

Meghan Markle's estranged half-sister, Samantha Markle, has aired her grievances, expressing her dismay at the way she feels Meghan has disrespected the Royal Family. At 60 years old, Samantha is feeling the weight of their fractured relationship and points the finger at Meghan's nuptials with Prince Harry for the tension within their family dynamic – including the connection with their late mother Roslyn, who sadly died in early October. Opening up for the first time since her mother's death, an emotional Samantha struggled to hold back her emotions as she reflected: "Meghan has no idea what she is missing out on because when my dad (Thomas) goes, it will be too late.

told the Daily Mail, claiming Meghan has “missed opportunities.”“Believe me, I know. You can’t get back that time. It leaves a hole in your heart.”Samantha, who suffers from multiple sclerosis and uses a wheelchair, says she “couldn’t believe” how her estranged half-sister treated the royals.“I don’t know the royal family,” Samantha said.

poised to leave the Royal Lodge after Charles refused to continue financially carrying his brother’s weight.However, it sensationally emerged last week that Andrew had found a mystery financial backer at the eleventh hour — allowing him and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, to remain at the royal digs.The ordeal has left the monarch, 76, “fed up” — and prompted him to start removing valuables from the property due to maintenance and security concerns.“Andrew is like a lost puppy these days, constantly leaning on Sarah and their daughters for emotional support,” a palace source told InTouch.“He’s become increasingly clingy, reaching out to them every chance he gets, almost as if they’re his only lifeline.”Andrew’s daughters, who both have families of their own, are two of the very few members still giving the scandal-scarred royal the time of day.“While Sarah and the girls are sympathetic to a point, they also have their own lives to manage,” the insider said, adding that Beatrice and Eugenie have felt a “strain” following their father’s PR nightmare.Andrew has resided at the sprawling property, located on the grounds of Windsor Castle, since 2004.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's self-titled docuseries Harry and Meghan was released on Netflix back in December 2022 and was the latest in a long-line of statements made by the couple following their departure from royal life. At the time, it was revealed that the streaming giant had struck an £80 million deal with the pair and that the public could soon expect more shows.