Royal Family: Last News

Just a day before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's dramatic departure from the UK to North America, it has emerged that Boris Johnson, who was Prime Minister at the time, pleaded with the Duke of Sussex not to abandon his Royal responsibilities. In his forthcoming memoir, the former PM is expected to reveal that he made this desperate last-ditch appeal at the behest of Buckingham Palace and Downing Street officials.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may be living the California dream now, but once upon a time, they were UK-based at Frogmore Cottage, carrying out their Royal duties. During this chapter of their lives, when their firstborn, Prince Archie, came into the world, they were neighbours with other Royal Family members, including the Prince and Princess of Wales. Snapshots from this era reveal a seldom seen public interaction between Archie and his cousins Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, while they were still on UK soil.

The Duke of Sussex went on a spooky tour of a haunted maze in the build-up to Halloween with Tonight Show talk host Jimmy Fallon which hit screens last night (Thursday, September 26).The 40-year-old royal could be heard yelling "Jesus, f**k" as the fright night peaked at Fallon's new Tonightmares attraction at New York City's Rockefeller Center. The skit, which aired on NBC, lasted for almost three minutes and in one hilarious - yet scary moment - a zombie actor failed to recognise Prince Harry.

The rift between the Prince of Wales and his younger brother, the Duke of Sussex, began several years ago and has been the feature of endless coverage ever since. While Prince Harry himself said that he and William were "on different paths", the extent of the chasm between the once close siblings prompted a great deal of shock.

Prince Harry's relationship with the Royal Family seems to be fraught with tension, including with his father King Charles, his brother Prince William, and it appears that his once warm bond with his sister-in-law Princess Kate may also be beyond repair.The Duke of Sussex, who previously referred to the Princess of Wales as "the sister I never had," has seen their relationship sour, especially following the release of his explosive memoir Spare, where he spared no details about his private life.The family dynamic has become notably strained, and a particular "snide remark" made by Harry is said to have shattered Princess Kate's trust, deepening the divide within the Royal household. A Royal commentator suggests that this sharp comment from Prince Harry could mean that Princess Kate might not be eager to patch things up anytime soon, reports the Express.

With the US Presidential election just six weeks away, many celebrities have publicly spoken out about their personal choice of candidate, be it Republican former President Donald Trump or current Democratic vice president Kamala Harris. But Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who urged Americans to vote on November 5 via their Archewell Foundation in a recent statement, have remained silent on their own preferred candidate.

Prince Andrew, who has been "Ejected", will continue to be a story regardless of his next steps, but he won't be able to redeem himself, according to a PR expert.

Daily Beast published Wednesday accused Markle, 43, of being a “demon” and allegedly mistreating former employees.The Duchess of Sussex was particularly blasted by a person who allegedly worked for her and Prince Harry as part of their service at the palace. “There definitely were bad, very bad, even psycho moments,” they told the Daily Beast.

Princess Diana's ties to former Harrods boss, Mohamed Al Fayed, were well-known as they were frequently pictured together at events for a number of years.This connection would later be immortalised when Diana was tragically killed in a car crash in Paris in 1997 alongside Mohamed's eldest son, Dodi. Mohamed's closeness with one of the world's most famous women was back in the headlines recently after 20 female former employees of the London department store came forward to make allegations of assault and physical violence against the late Egyptian billionaire.

annual Christmas carol service in December despite battling cancer since the beginning of the year, PEOPLE confirmed on Wednesday.Middleton reportedly held a meeting at Windsor Castle on Tuesday with members of her team from Kensington Palace and the Royal Foundation to start planning the concert, called “Together at Christmas.”The meeting was listed in the court circular, a formal record of the royal family’s duties, and published by the UK newspaper The Times.The entry read, “The Princess of Wales, Joint Patron, the Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales, this morning held a Meeting at Windsor Castle.”Middleton, her husband Prince William, and their kids Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, are all expected to be at this year’s Christmas carol service.The annual event, which began in 2021, takes place at Westminster Abbey and is broadcast on ITV on Christmas Eve.The bash highlights charities that are important to Middleton and William, 42.Last year, other members of the Firm showed up to the concert to support the Prince and Princess of Wales, including Princess Anne’s son Peter Phillips’ two daughters, Savannah and Isla, as well as Princess Beatrice and her stepson Christopher Woolf.Middleton recently returned to work following her completion of preventative chemotherapy for cancer.“I cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment,” she wrote in a statement on X (formerly Twitter) on Sept. 9.“Doing what I can to stay cancer free is now my focus.

Prince Harry has gotten praise for embarking on a series of engagements as a solo agent.The Duke of Sussex is in New York City to support several of his charities. The 40-year-old will then fly to London where he’ll attend the WellChild Awards on Sept.

a think tank tried to get his application released to prove whether or not he mentioned his past drug use.According to BBC, U.S.

Prince Harry has said that Princess Diana would be "horrified" by the ongoing threat of mines to children's lives, as he spoke about the philanthropic legacy of his late mother while backing a charity dear to her heart. On Monday, 23 September, the Duke of Sussex gathered in New York for an event with the Halo Trust.The organisation, which works to clear landmines left behind from conflicts, was famously championed by Princess Diana in 1997 when she walked through a cleared minefield in Angola and called for an international ban. During the Halo Trust's recent event, Prince Harry, who marked his 40th birthday on Sunday, 15 September, saluted the charity's life-saving impact.

In a year which has seen two of its most valuable players taking time out to focus on their health, the Royal Family has sometimes seemed rather thin on the ground. Even though this has presented a challenge, it has allowed other stars to have their chance to shine, and chief amongst them is the Duchess of Edinburgh.

The Diana Award, a nonprofit organization founded after the late princess’s death at age 36 in 1997. Harry, who was 12 when he lost his mom, joined the Diana Award CEO Dr.

father of two was all smiles while dressed in a black suit jacket over a white button-up shirt.He spoke to the crowd and urged for more help for kids facing corporal punishment, bullying, online violence and sexual abuse, according to the Daily Mail.Despite being an anti-bullying activist, Markle was absent from the event.Harry is away from Markle, 43, and their kids Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, for over a week for work events that require him to travel from his home in Montecito, Calif.On Friday night, he went to Kevin Costner’s charity concert for first responders in Santa Barbara County on the actor’s beachfront estate in Carpinteria, Calif. Harry’s duties included presenting an award to Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office helicopter pilot Loren Courtney.A source told the Mirror that Markle wasn’t in attendance because she was allegedly “sick.”Phil Dampier, author of “Royally Suited: Harry and Meghan in Their Own Words,” told the Daily Mail that Harry is making the most of his solo trip.

Many watchers of the Royals believe Prince Harry is eager to resolve his long-standing feud with his brother and other members of the Royal Family, which has captivated public attention in recent times.

King Charles' vision for a slimmed-down monarchy is facing tough times, as several royals are presently unable to perform their duties.This year, King Charles himself made the difficult decision to halt all upcoming royal engagements as he battles cancer.The Princess of Wales has also been receiving cancer treatment, temporarily stepping back from her public roles. This has sparked speculation about whether Prince Harry might return to royal duties after his dramatic exit in 2020.

Kate Middleton’s brother, James, made quite an impression at her royal wedding to Prince William in 2011.In a new interview with The Sunday Times, Middleton reveals that his reading of a Bible verse during the ceremony earned him a $1 million offer from an American production company.“They even ventured,” he told the outlet, “that members of my wider family might like to take part.” Middleton apparently declined the offer, and performing the reading was severely anxiety inducing due to his dyslexia. Despite his concerns about reading live in front of hundreds of people, not to mention being broadcast around the globe to millions, he thoroughly prepared for the event with a vocal coach, and wanted to be involved in supporting his sister.“I’d never seen a royal wedding,” he said.

had completed chemotherapy and would return to some public duties.Kate and her husband, Prince William, were seen Sunday attending church with King Charles III and Queen Camilla near their royal Balmoral estate in Scotland.Kate, 42, announced on Sept. 9 that she had completed treatment six months after revealing she had an undisclosed type of cancer.

Days after releasing the heart-warming news that she had completed her chemotherapy treatment, the Princess of Wales made a return to work as she attended a closed-door meeting at Windsor Castle which focused on her greatest passion project - early years development.The Princess has often spoken about the love she has for her focus on early childhood, even describing it as her "life's work" when she launched Shaping Us back in January 2023. With the Princess' return being slow and steady, a leading royal expert has explained the significance behind this first engagement.