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CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club — a plush development about 81 miles south of Lisbon.The pair are said to have forked over more than $4.7 million on the purchase, the Mirror reports.But after signing on the dotted line, it appears as though the duo now have an obstacle to overcome: obtaining a European Union citizenship.Such a citizenship would allow the couple to travel freely through the Schengen area, which covers 29 countries.But with the UK fully out of the EU post-Brexit, Harry and Meghan must file a Portuguese citizenship application, which requires a language test.According to Global Citizen Solutions, Portugal’s so-called “Golden Visa” application process tests prospective candidates’ ability to use and understand everyday language, expressions, and basic phrases.While learning a new language doesn’t seem to be a problem for the “Suits” alum — who can speak Spanish and French fluently — the same cannot be said for Harry, who has admitted to not knowing a second language.The Sussexes are offered a range of options when applying for a Portuguese citizenship — these include five years of uninterrupted residency, having descendants form the country, or investing $540,000 through investment funds, scientific research, local companies and/or businesses.Upon obtaining the sought-after visa, the pair would be able to travel throughout Europe unhindered.While it’s unclear exactly why the pair opted for a home in Portugal, one local businessman recently suggested that the privacy offered in the area could be the reason behind their decision.Indeed, the search for privacy has always been at the forefront of the Sussexes’ minds, and one of the main reasons they decided to quit royal life in 2020.What’s more, CostaTerra is

“The King,” claimed to Fox News Digital.“Most… told her what she already knew: that her husband was cheating on her with his old flame,” Andersen noted.Andersen’s comments came shortly after Vanity Fair looked back at energy healer Simone Simmons’ book, “Diana: The Last Word,” which focused on her relationship with the royal.According to the outlet, Diana’s calendar “was crowded with appointments with psychics, spiritualists, astrologers, energy healers, palmists, tarot readers, and dowsers.” She “also indulged in frequent sessions with alternative medical treatments, including colonic irrigation, reflexology, aromatherapy, acupuncture, and hypnotherapy.”“In the late ‘80s and early ‘90s she was with every different sort of person,” a former palace official told royal author Sally Bedell Smith, as quoted by the outlet.“They marched in and out, and I don’t know how they got there, but once you get into that scene, it’s a cry for help.”“Diana was in the thrall of all these mad psychics,” bodyguard Ken Wharfe also told author Tina Brown.But Diana had good reason to be worried about her husband.Charles met Camilla Parker Bowles in 1970 through mutual friend Lucia Santa Cruz. According to reports, Charles was instantly smitten.

“The Ankler” podcast, Brown, who served as the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair from 1986 to 1992, didn’t hold back sharing her opinion on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.While promoting her new Substack, “Fresh Hell,” the former editor of the New Yorker said that the “Suits” alum, 43, has “the worst judgment of anyone in the entire world.”Elsewhere, Brown touched on her thoughts about Prince Harry.“In England, they’re going to constantly make a career out of trashing Harry,” she said. “But actually, the thing about Harry is he’s very good at being Prince Harry.”“And that’s the tragedy of all of this, is that he is the most talented member of the royal family, without doubt, in terms of being a prince, which is all he does know how to do … he’s really sort of flawless at it.”As for Markle, she added, “I think he’s pretty much in the thrall of Meghan.

BBC Breakfast's usual morning schedule was briefly interrupted on Wednesday as co-presenter Jon Kay announced a significant update concerning the Royal Family.

King Charles is on the hunt for a new high-flying employee with a "competitive" salary and attractive benefits, which could be the "perfect" opportunity for Prince Andrew to make his royal comeback.The Daily Mail's Royal correspondent Richard Eden cheekily suggested that this could be the ideal way for the Duke of York to return to Royal duties after stepping back five years ago.The job in question is a helicopter pilot who would enjoy a "competitive" salary and be responsible for flying members of the Royal Family around the UK for official engagements. Prince Andrew has previous experience in this area, having served as a helicopter pilot and warship captain during the Falklands War aboard the HMS Invincible.The job advert on the Royal Household website is seeking an "experienced multi-engine helicopter commander" who could serve as either the main pilot or co-pilot.The ad reads: "The King's Helicopter Flight (TKHF) consists of a small team of pilots and ground support staff who provide an exceptional helicopter travel service to Members of the Royal Family undertaking official engagements across the UK." Alongside the technical requirements, including "extensive flying experience in multi-engine helicopters", the successful candidate will need to show "high levels of initiative, pro-activity and problem-solving capability," reports the Scottish Daily Express.

expand on the mental health struggles she faced during her time in the palace in a tell-all book.While there’s been no official word from the Sussex camp, royal correspondent and commentator Jennie Bond believes that the “Suits” alum could use the project to her advantage in the future.“It’s more than two years since she gave that interview, and she has steered clear of controversy about the royal family since,” Bond told OK!“Obviously, the journal she mentioned will remain a potential weapon in her back pocket if she ever feels the need to seek some sort of revenge.”Bond continued, “But she has behaved with discretion and dignity ever since Oprah and the documentary series. I think she is looking forwards, not backwards and is moving on with her life.

CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club — a lavish development near the small town of Melides, about 81 miles south of Lisbon.The couple are said to have forked over more than $4.7 million on the purchase, The Mirror reports.But despite being royals and members of the Hollywood elite, it appears as though locals in that area aren’t fazed by Harry, 40, and Meghan’s high profile status.In fact, residents claim they’re used to “richer and much more famous people” growing their property portfolios in the area, so it’s unlikely that a red carpet will be rolled out for the duo anytime soon.“We have much richer and much more famous people buying here for sure. I think they will have zero impact, to be honest,” a local agent told the Daily Mail.“If someone like Jeff Bezos bought here then, yes, there could be some impact — but not Harry and Meghan.”What’s more, local business owners told the outlet that the contrast between those who live in the gated estates and the locals is stark.“The rich from the resorts don’t eat with the poor,” a local restaurant owner told the outlet.

King Charles had a surprising encounter with an unexpected creature during his visit to Australia today, leaving him in 'disbelief' when he was sneezed on. Both Charles and Queen Camilla were in Canberra as part of their Australian tour, where they participated in a solemn ceremony at the Australian War Memorial. Inside the memorial's Hall of Memory, Charles laid a wreath at the foot of the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier, accompanied by a floral posy placed by Camilla.

Despite undergoing an immensely difficult year, the Princess of Wales has continued to show her support for a number of her charitable causes - albeit it in many different ways. Whether it is by issuing a statement on social media, appearing in a candid video, attending closed-door meetings about her charities or joining Prince William for a surprise visit, Catherine has continued to focus on her work whenever possible.

While he is also a key supporter of mental health charities and environmental causes, the Prince of Wales is an important advocate for helping the homeless.Taking his inspiration from his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, Prince William launched Homewards last year - a project which is a five-year locally led programme and aims to demonstrate that it is possible to end homelessness by making it 'rare, brief, and unrepeated'. And, in a new documentary, it is put to Prince William that some people may question if he's the right person to lead a major project on the issue.

The royals may be surrounded by the most sumptuous banquets, yet when it comes to their personal tastes, they're much like us with simpler favourites. For instance, Queen Camilla is said to kick off her day with a wholesome bowl of porridge drizzled with honey while down-to-earth brothers Princes William and Harry can't resist a tasty slice of pizza.The beloved late Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip even enjoyed plain cereals for breakfast, according to reports, showcasing their modest preferences. Meanwhile King Charles, who has often foregoing lunch in years gone by, now savours a nutritious half an avocado to fuel his afternoons.

Following their departure from their lives as senior members of the Royal Family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gave a number of interviews and took part in their own Netflix series about the difficulties they claimed they faced. With Prince Harry also writing his tell-all memoir, Spare, it has often been questioned about whether Meghan will follow suit and pen her own autobiography. Back in 2022, Meghan revealed that she had re-discovered the journal she kept during her time in the Firm, causing many to question whether another book would be in the works.

The Princess Royal has dedicated her life to royal service and is consistently ranked as one of the hardest working members of the family. And even though she is 74, she is showing no sign of slowing down. Unlike many members of the Royal Family, Princess Anne's hundreds of engagements typically go unreported as the stoic royal is not a fan of overwhelming media attention.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's biographer friend has been labelled 'odd' and his fans as "f***ing nuts" in a new book co-authored by Mike Tindall.The former England rugby player, who is married to Harry's cousin Zara, is set to release a new book next week titled The Good, the Bad and the Rugby - Unleashed, which he co-wrote with his podcast co-hosts.The book seems to take a dig at Omid Scobie, known for his flattering biography of Harry and Meghan, Finding Freedom.This comes after Omid criticised Mike, who previously appeared on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, for capitalising on his royal connections, an accusation that has also been levelled at Harry and Meghan.

CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club — a lavish development near the small town of Melides, about 81 miles south of Lisbon.The Mirror reports that properties inside the compound start at a whopping $4.7 million (£3.6million). Until recently, Portuguese law made it illegal to restrict access to public beaches, but now particular stretches of sand are deemed “private,” according to the Daily Record, and locals are livid.

Members of the Royal Family have hugely important official titles and styles that date back centuries, and it is no different today. But what you may not realise is that royals such as the Prince of Wales or the Duchess of Edinburgh don't just have one title - but several.

Among their abilities to give a voice to the voiceless and use their platforms to shine a light on the good of others, members of the Royal Family have always been passionately committed to supporting young people. And, just like his father and grandfather before him, Prince William is doing all he can to focus his work on helping the next generation.

The Royal Family are well-known for taking good care of their health by ensuring they take regular exercise and watching what they eat.The late Queen was perhaps the most well regarded for watching her diet as she preferred simple dishes with lots of fruit and vegetables, rather than those with thick and heavy sauces. Another member of the family who has become well-known for leading an incredibly healthy lifestyle and diet is the Princess of Wales. While this is the case, she is said to have experienced some rather unique food cravings when she was pregnant with her third child, Prince Louis.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly purchased a property in Portugal, meaning they would have a home on both sides of the Atlantic.The surprising 'new move' could see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex spend more time across the pond and, in turn, more time with some of their family, with one royal member already owning an abode in the European county. Harry's cousin Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, have a home in Portugal, where they spend time with their two sons, August and Ernest.

King Charles will 'follow in his mother's footsteps' while in Australia and royal fans can't get enough.The king arrived in Sydney today (Friday, October 18), kicking off his first state visit to the country since he came to the British throne.The six-day trip will see him address Parliament in the capital, Canberra, just as Queen Elizabeth II did when she visited the nation. Charles' late mother went to Australia in 1954, 70 years before Charles' visit, and in doing so became the first reigning British Sovereign to visit the country.

The Order of Succession is something that cannot be altered by personal preference. While the British royals understand this, it would seem that one foreign country had not grasped this as they made a rather strange offer to the Duke of Edinburgh in 1994.