Piers Morgan calls Harry and Meghan 'renegades' and says Queen's snub 'good decision'

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterArchewell, the multi-vertical content and philanthropy operation founded by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, has hired Ashley Momtaheni to run global communications.In her new role as executive vice president, Momtaheni will oversee all communications efforts for the company’s numerous divisions — including the Archewell Foundation, Archewell Audio and Archewell Productions.She joins the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from the Universal Filmed Entertainment Group, where she currently serves as vice president of global communications and media relations.Prior to Universal, Momtaheni served as director of corporate communications at United Talent Agency. There, she was responsible for raising the profile of the company and its agents, and led internal and external communications strategies.

Dan Walker, 45, left fans surprised earlier this year as he announced his departure from BBC Breakfast after six years.Today, he appeared on the show for the last time before joining Channel 5 News later this month.In light of Dan’s farewell to the BBC, TalkTV star Piers Morgan, 57, sent him a message congratulating him on Twitter.However, the post seemed to have left Dan dumbstruck, as Piers proclaimed the “end of an error”.Sharing a picture of Dan, Piers wrote: “End of an error. Congrats mate @mrdanwalker,” alongside two clapping emojis.Confused, Dan replied: “Thanks… I think,” along with a laughing emoji.Other Twitter users shared their theories as to what Piers meant with his cryptic message.The_gay_geek70 quipped: “End of an ‘error’ ? A mistake? What?“Thank goodness you don't do that print journalism eh? Oh...

Prince Harry’s comments about the safety of the internet have been criticised by a royal expert, who observed that Archie and Lilibet won’t old enough to access social media for some time.The prince recently attended a webinar hosted by youth charity 5Rights Foundation, where he reiterated his stance on the dangers of online harm for young people.The Duke of Sussex expressed a concern that his “two little ones” will “never have to experience the internet as it exists now” and called for a safer digital environment.However, speaking to Talk TV, royal expert Angela Levin picked apart the Duke’s comments and suggested that the young age of Archie and Lilibet meant this was a largely hypothetical scenario.“If one is three and the other is nearly one, they’re not going to be on the internet for some time yet,” she suggested.“And by the time they become teenagers, I don’t think the online stuff is going to be anywhere like what it is [now], and they won’t want to do it because it will be stale and old.“So it’s a ludicrous thing to start preparing a child at the age of nearly one, they’re just not ready for it.”Angela also criticised Harry’s suggestion that it is the job of people making money on the internet to “keep us scrolling".“He’s making an awful lot of money out of Spotify and Netflix and not doing very much for it, so I think it’s pot calling the kettle black,” she observed.Meghan Markle was recently dealt a setback when her original animated series Pearl was scrapped amid huge cuts made by the streaming giant.

Piers Morgan’s Talk TV show has suffered the ignominy of being beaten in the ratings by a programme fronted by a Canadian “human rights activist” on rival GB News. Rupert Murdoch’s challenger station, launched to shake-up the TV establishment, is facing a crisis after just one month on air. Despite bullish tweets talking up its social media impact, live viewing for Morgan’s flagship prime-time show is in freefall.

Piers Morgan had to end an interview on his show early after his guest branded him a ‘c**t’

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Who wears short shorts? A former Hollywood actress-turned-duchess of course. Meghan Markle spent the weekend soaking up the sun near her California home as she watched her husband, Prince Harry, compete in another tournament with his team. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been spotted at the Santa Barbara Polo Club, which is located near their Montecito residence.

Piers Morgan had to abruptly call time on his TV interview with a trans activist who shouted X-rated expletives at him live on air including calling him a "c**t".The presenter invited 'Jame' onto his TalkTV show yesterday (May 16) after protesters from Manchester Trans Rise Up dressed in balaclavas and black outfits to surround suffragette leader Emmeline Pankhurst's statue.Piers called on Jame - who refused to be identified - to have a "proper debate" about trans rights with him.A masked Jame said at the start of the interview. "Hey Piers, it's good to hear your voice, you know.".Piers then told him: "I have always supported trans rights to fairness and equality and I mean that sincerely."Jame, who donned a black mask and sunglasses, then fired back: "That's bull**** bro."Piers responded by saying calmly: "You can say bull**** bro and you're entitled to.

Prince Harry's ex girlfriend Chelsy Davy has tied the knot with hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be attending the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and bringing children Archie and Lilibet with them to the UK The Duke, 37, and Duchess of Sussex, 40 are said to be flying over to celebrate the festivities with their children and the Royal family over the bank holiday weekend.The couple won't be on the balcony for the flypast, as well as Prince Andrew, which was announced shortly before the couple said they'd still be attending. And as the jubilee nears, where will Meghan and Harry be staying as they return to the UK? Let's take a look...

Prince Harry has revealed that he and his wife, Meghan Markle, are concerned that their children, Archie and Lilibet will grow up to be “digital experiments” in “a world of hatred and harm”. Harry, 36, made the comments via video link as he took part in an online event titled Making Child Online Safety a Reality and helped to launch an ‘online safety toolkit’.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently made a surprise trip to the UK ahead of the Invictus Games. It won’t be long until they return again, as the couple are set to come back with their two children, Archie and Lilibet.They're rumoured to be staying in Windsor's royal residence Frogmore Cottage, where Princess Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank currently live with their toddler daughter August Philip.It’s a special place for the royals, as Frogmore was their first family home together when Archie was born.They will be back for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, helping mark this historic celebration in British history.It also has a long history and more recent controversy, especially when the two used millions of pounds in taxpayer money to refurbish the place.Here is everything you need to know about Frogmore Cottage.Despite Harry and Meghan calling Frogmore Cottage home, it is technically owned by the Crown Estate.This means that ownership is passed from monarch to monarch and isn’t solely owned by one person.This complicated matters when Harry and Meghan wanted to refurb the old home, as the Crown Estate is directly funded by taxpayer money.The pair faced massive criticism over the refurbishment, which cost a staggering £2.7million.However, the couple defended their eye-watering bill, saying it was mainly work that already needed doing.

PIERS Morgan has slammed the Eurovision Song Contest as a "rigged farce" after Ukraine took home the trophy last weekend. The Talk TV presenter - who hosts his own show called Uncensored - called out the country's win as a "predictable landslide".

Dan Walker has sat on the infamous BBC Breakfast red sofa for six years.Last month, the beloved TV host announced he was leaving his flagship show in a heartfelt message posted on social media. The star, 45, revealed he will be moving to rival network Channel 5 to present its flagship news bulletin 5 News - and will also front a string of non-news shows across the channel.

PIERS Morgan was forced to abruptly cut off an abusive trans activist who shouted x-rated expletives at him live on air. The TalkTV host encouraged 'Jame' - who chose not to reveal her identity - to engage in a "proper debate" about trans rights.

Chelsy Davy has married Sam Cutmore-Scott in a private ceremony that “very few people knew about," according to reports. Chelsy, 36, dated Prince Harry on-and-off for seven years, with the pair officially calling time on their relationship in 2011. And the businesswoman has now married Sam, 37, the brother of Tenet actor Jack Cutmore-Scott.

Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, has made a last-minute trip to the United Arab Emirates to represent the Queen, after the sad passing of UAE President Sheikh Khalifa. President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates and ruler of the country’s capital, Abu Dhabi, died aged 73 on May 13.

Meghan Markle looked nervous and tried to emulate the Queen in her first TV appearance after the bombshell Oprah interview, a body language expert has claimed.A heavily pregnant Duchess of Sussex appeared to give clear signals of how she felt during the Global Citizen Vax Live: A Concert to Reunite the World event, which was broadcast across across the world in May 2021.She could be seen with a baby bump in long red floral pregnancy wear, with the birth of baby Lilibet just under two months away.Judi James, a leading communication and body language expert, told the Daily Mirror that her posture and hand gestures provided some solid clues as to how she was feeling.Judi said: "Meghan’s body language at the start looked as serene and static as the large cushion beside her, but with a small self-comfort thumb-rub gesture to suggest some inner nerves, too."Hers was a floral-clad, maternal-looking charisma, low on passionate gesticulation and high on kind smiles and bump-cupping.The body language guru also noted some of her more 'regal' speech patterns seemed to have been inspired by the Queen, but were balanced out with some more modern gestures.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.She added: "The regal note appeared verbally too as she sat, upright and elegant, to refer to ‘My husband and I’ in the style of the Queen, but that cupping gesture that she had also used on Oprah, reminded us of her theme about daughters and woman of the future."During her appearance on the show, Meghan highlighted the negative impact the Covid-19 pandemic has had on women across the world, while urging people around the world to take up offers of the

Queen is likely to be absent from most of the remaining events celebrating her Platinum Jubilee, royal insiders have claimed.Sources close to Her Majesty have reportedly indicated that her diary is under constant review and that she will be prioritising the events that she is most keen to attend.Health and mobility issues have forced the Monarch to cancel a number of public appearances in recent months including the State Opening of Parliament where Prince Charles deputised for her.Buckingham Palace are understood to have a new policy in place where the Queen's presence at official events to mark her 70 years on the throne will not be confirmed until the day in question.It is reportedly designed to prevent any potential misunderstandings and stop the events from being overshadowed.Royal aides say the Queen has been experiencing "good and less good days" lately in relation to her health and that she is "aware of her frailties", the Daily Express reports.The monarch did make it to the first of her Jubilee celebrations – the closing of the Royal Windsor Horse Show, which was televised on ITV on Sunday evening (May 15).She watched on with pride as her granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor paid a touching tribute to her late grandfather Prince Philip as she drove his carriage around the private grounds of Windsor Castle.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Royal experts predict that the Queen is most likely to also be in attendance at a Service of Thanksgiving marking her 70-year reign and her traditional appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony at Trooping of the Colour.A source told the Daily Telegraph last month: “The assumption must

Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Chelsy Davy has reportedly married hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott.The businesswoman, who was in an on-and-off relationship with the Duke of Sussex for seven years, tied the knot with Oxford graduate Mr Cutmore-Scott in a private wedding that "very few people knew about", the Daily Mail reports. The 36-year-old, who was born in Zimbabwe and grew up on her family's game reserve in the country, was a guest at Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding in May 2018.

Saladin Patterson, an executive producer of The Wonder Years reboot, said that 'the show will go on, and the show will continue to be great' in the wake of Fred Savage's firing from the series earlier this month.Patterson spoke with People about the recently-renewed show's future on Sunday during a For Your Consideration event for the series at the Academy Museum in Los Angeles.Savage's firing from the series - which he starred in the first incarnation of from 1988-1993 - was confirmed May 6 by a 20th Television spokesperson following a probe amid 'allegations of inappropriate conduct' against the actor-director, 45. The latest:Saladin Patterson, an executive producer of The Wonder Years reboot, said that 'the show will go on, and the show will continue to be great' in the wake of Fred Savage's firing from the show earlier this monthPatterson told the outlet of Savage's ouster, 'It was very heartbreaking, but I have to trust the process.'Disney does a very good job making sure that everyone is treated equitably, and we're just going to focus on moving forward and doing a great show,' he said.