Piers Morgans slams Prince Harry over legal drama amid Queen's Andrew heartache

Much has been made of the fractious relationship between Prince William and Price Harry in recent years since the younger of the two brothers left the UK and his position as a senior royal. But now, an old exchange between the pair in which they discuss family tensions and the reality of working together has come to light.

Not having it. Prince William’s response to Prince Harry’s security drama shows that the Duke of Cambridge is far from happy with the way his younger brother is “handling” his invitation to the UK.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been urged to "pump out some content" to pay for their lifestyle from their lucrative deals with Netflix and Spotify.The pair have released only one episode under their Spotify deal and they are yet to release anything for Netflix. Both companies have recently advertised for producers to help Harry and Meghan make shows.

Prince Andrew has requested a jury trial and denied all the allegations of sex abuse made against him, but experts are warning that his public trial will cause irreparable damage to the Royal Family. Court documents show that the royal has denied all allegations made against him by Virginia Giuffre and has requested a ‘trial by jury on all causes of action asserted in the complaint’. The case is set to go to trial towards the end of 2022, with predictions that it will run between September and December.The timing is particularly damaging for the Royal Family in the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Year.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, 56, took to Twitter today to praise actress Dame Joanna , 75, and to call on people to have more “mental resilience”. Many Twitter users were quick to decry both celebrities' stance on the subject, while some agreed that there was some logic to it. This morning Piers Morgan shared a tweet about Dame Joanna’s comments with his 7.9 million Twitter followers. The journalist retweeted GB News presenter Isabel Oakeshott, 47, who had shared her interview speaking to Joanna Lumley about the subject with her 195, 100 followers. In the caption Isabel wrote: “‘GET OVER IT!’ Joanna Lumley's take on the rush to describe all sadness as ‘mental illness’ - listen to the full podcast on my website.”In his retweet, Piers added: “LOVE this…” with four clapping emojis. “Of course, when I’ve regularly said similar stuff, I’ve been branded a heartless monster. “Perhaps now a national treasure like Dame Joanna’s said it, people may understand it’s actually a good thing to show mental resilience & a bit of ‘stiff upper lip.’”In the video itself, Dame Joanna tried to draw the distinction between struggling with serious mental health issues and feeling sad.She said: “When somebody dies and you grieve, that’s what being a human is.

Prince Harry is being pressured to put an end to his and wife Meghan Markle's deal with Spotify worth £18m.This comes after the streaming platform has been accused of promoting anti-vaxxer content. Spotify is the host platform for The Joe Rogan Experience, which was the most popular podcast in 2020, and also produces Harry and Meghan's podcast Archewell Audio.

Kate Middleton is reportedly taking over the role of patron of English rugby union, replacing Prince Harry. It’s believed that the Duchess of Cambridge, who recently celebrated her 40th birthday, is the first Royal to take over one of Harry’s roles after the Prince decided to step down from his duties in January 2020. Harry, a keen rugby fan, was vice-patron of the Rugby Football Union between 2010 and 2016, before stepping up and taking over the Queen as patron.

Having moved to America in March 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have swapped foggy days in London for sun soaked days in California. Known for being the home of A-Listers, California has a reputation for favouring healthy living, with streets bursting with juice bars, skin care clinics and pilates studios. And it seems that the move, combined with Meghan's influence, has rubbed off on Harry as he has embraced her love for health and wellbeing with open arms.

Prince William and Kate Middleton could end up being the highest earners from their social media out of all the royal Instagram accounts, new research shows.Their 13.4 million followers on Instagram mean they would earn a fortune if they were to start doing sponsored posts, according to analysis carried out by furniture retailer Bed Kingdom.Marketing calculator research reveals that the Cambridges, who have the largest following of any royal account on Instagram,could expect to earn an average of £26,073 per advertiser-funded upload.The Queen is meanwhile second most influential royal on social media — and were she to take the somewhat un-regal step of doing sponsored content could reportedly rake in an average £23,159 per post.Working members of the Royal Family do not do paid advertisements on social media, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be tempted to experiment after signing a raft of commercial deals since quitting The Firm in 2020.Despite not posting on their account ‘SussexRoyal’ at the start of the pandemic, and could expect to earn an average of £19,821 per post, making them the third most influential Royals. This comes as a result of their Instagram following of almost ten million.

THE most famous phrase in showbusiness is, “The show must go on!”. It originates in the 19th century in circuses, when either performers got injured doing death-defying stunts or animals got loose, and the ringmaster would bound out to keep the entertainment going and stop the audience from worrying or panicking and fleeing the Big Top.

Prince Andrew’s decision to push for a ‘trial by jury’ in his civil case against Virginia Giuffre could 'bring down the monarchy, a legal expert has claimed.The Duke of York has denied outright the accusations of rape and sexual assault in 41 straight denials of Ms Guiffre’s allegations.The Duke's decision to fight his legal battle in a US court opens him up to cross-examination, a move that is considered risky by some.And according to prominent media lawyer Mark Stephens, the trial is the last thing the Queen needs on her Platinum Jubilee year.He said: "I think he’s buying time for settlement. David Boies wants to get to the Queen’s money, which won’t happen.

Prince Harry is now under “increased” risk of threats after leaving the Royal Family, according to a security expert.The Duke of Sussex has spoken of his concern over the safety of him, his wife Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, if they visit the UK due to a lack of police protection.Harry has submitted a judicial review against the Home Office after the Duke offered to pay for the protection himself.Richard Atch, director of operations for Mobus International Security, has warned that the risks to Harry have only increased since he left royal working life.Speaking to Us Weekly's Royally Us, Mr Atch said: "By virtue of the fact he is a senior member of the Royal Family, he is exposed to a wide variety of serious threats and the risks to those threats have increased since his departure from the Royal Family."The fact that he no longer received police protection, his risk to threats have certainly spiked.”Mr Atch continued by saying despite him leaving the family, Harry is still a high-profile member of the Royal Family.He added that Harry has “somewhat developed a band of people who would take offence to his action from departing the Royal Family after moving over to the states".

Prince Harry has come under fire from some royal fans who called for him to end his lucrative £18 million Spotify deal after the streaming platform was accused of promoting anti-vaxxer content.The Duke of Sussex is set to release podcasts on the same platform as comic Joe Rogan, who has disseminated some anti-vax views. Rogan is notoriously a Covid jab sceptic and often dabbles in conspiracy theories on his record-breaking podcast.But royal fans have brought up the fact that just four months ago Harry, 37, spoke out against social media and news outlets for "peddling lies" about coronavirus vaccines.The Joe Rogan Experience is Spotify's most listened to podcast and the former UFC fighter recently made the explosive claim that young people don't need the Covid vaccine.

Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to welcome a former colleague to his new TalkTV show.The former Good Morning Britain presenter welcomed the former ITV producer to NewsUK ahead of his big debut as he gets set to hit the airwaves in the spring.Piers, 56, penned: "Welcome aboard, Meg!" in response to an excited tweet from former ITV news producer Meg Cope, who seemed giddy at the new role as she departs her post at ITV.She wrote: "In the coming weeks I’ll be joining @piersmorgan and his team as an Assistant Producer for his new global show with @NewsUK."Excited to make some gripping TV & can’t WAIT to get started!"Grateful for my time at @itvnews and wish my amazing colleagues all the best," she ended her post.Followers rushed to the comments to wish Meg luck in her new role.“Congratulations! Great stuff xx" while another added: “Welcome Meg!”Speaking about his new show, the outspoken media personality told the BBC earlier this month: "I am launching a new global daily TV show for Rupert Murdoch's news corporation in America, starting in the spring."It will air daily in the UK, daily in the US and in Australia daily as well so I will be a tri-continental irritant which is something I have been aspiring to be for quite some time.”The broadcaster said his new show will include opinion, debate and big interviews.Piers made headlines when he stormed off the set of Good Morning Britain last year after saying he did not believe the Duchess of Sussex's claims about her mental health, made during her headline-grabbing interview with Oprah Winfrey.The broadcast was the most complained-about TV episode of 2021, prompting 54,595 complaints to the media watchdog.Speaking to The Sun, he said: “Pushy little Princess Pinocchio tried her

As she prepares to mark her 70th anniversary on the throne, many are starting to wonder what the future of the monarchy will look like when The Queen is no longer here. Of course, we know that her eldest son, Prince Charles, will become The King, but what does it mean for the rest of the Royal family and how will their engagements change? Royal expert Jennie Bond has previously told OK!: "There were a lot of years where people were saying they didn't want Charles to be King but I think it's now secure, Charles and Camilla will have a relatively short but safe reign." We take a look at all of the big changes we can expect to see. Get exclusive royal stories straight to your inbox with OK!'s weekly Royals newsletter.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s choices of names for their newly trademarked companies and claim to have spotted a link with Princess Diana. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have embarked on a number of different business ventures since stepping down from royal duties and leaving for the US in early 2020.

Piers Morgan's political analysis was devoured by his 7.9 million followers, as he reacted to the news that Prince Andrew has agreed to undergo a public trial.

Piers Morgan and Stephen Fry have led the tributes to comedy veteran Barry Cryer who died aged 86.The English writer was known for his talents as an actor and comedian, as well as writing for performers including Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, Dick Emery, Kenny Everett, and Sir Bruce Forsyth.Broadcaster Piers branded Cryer a ‘giant of British comedy’ on social media and the 56-year-old journalist shared a photo of the late star smiling.He wrote: ‘RIP Barry Cryer, 86. Such a warm, funny and talented man. A giant of British comedy.

Stephen Fry, Piers Morgan and Mark Gatiss have led tributes to the comedian Barry Cryer, who has died aged 86. The cause of Cryer’s death has yet to be disclosed. Fry was among the first to remember Cryer, writing: “Such sad news, one of the absolute greats of British comedy, Barry Cryer, is no more.

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to welcome a former colleague to his new talkTV show.The former ITV news multimedia producer tweeted excitedly about joining the outspoken media personality, 56, at News UK's TV channel after he left GMB in March last year.In view of his 7.9 million followers, the former ITV host welcomed his new colleague.Piers penned: "Welcome aboard, Meg!"The star was responding to a tweet from former ITV news producer Meg Cope who had shared her exciting news.She wrote: "In the coming weeks I’ll be joining @piersmorgan and his team as an Assistant Producer for his new global show with @NewsUK."Excited to make some gripping TV & can’t WAIT to get started!"Grateful for my time at @itvnews and wish my amazing colleagues all the best," she ended her post.The TV producer was soon inundated with comments of support from Twitter users, wishing her well in her new role.Sam McAlister wrote: "Congratulations! Great stuff xx."While Erron Gordon penned: "Welcome Meg!"Piers previously welcomed on board GMB's former series director Erron after he announced that he was joining the Life Stories host at NewsUK.The former newspaper editor penned: "The very best TV directors thrive off unpredictability, spontaneity & flying by the seat of their pants."Loved working with Erron because the more I tried to trip him up, the more he enjoyed it.Piers continued: "A brilliant talent and ferociously loyal colleague & friend."Huge loss for @GMB," he added.Erron worked with Piers on his show Life Stories, which started in 2009, and saw the outspoken media personality interview former president of the United States, Donald Trump.In a bittersweet post, Erron reflected on his time at the broadcaster,

With a schedule jam-packed with royal engagements and visits up and down the country, it’s no surprise that the royals view breakfast as being one of the most important meals of the day. According to reports, Princess Anne enjoys kicking off her day with a bowl of fruit, though it’s a little less ordinary than you may think. Speaking to Today, former royal chef Darren McGrady revealed that the 71 year old likes to eat her bananas in a very particular way.