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Piers Morgan, 56, has slammed Prince Harry once again after the Duke's latest public appearance, which saw him discuss his views on mental health issues.Prince Harry appeared in a video hosted by personal coaching company BetterUp on Thursday, which saw him admit to struggling with "burnout". The Duke said to cope with his issues, he focuses on self-care everyday to prioritise his mental health.He said in the clip: "Mental health is the pinnacle.

Piers Morgan, 56, has not held back in his criticism of Prince Harry, 37, who he slammed for pouring out “gormless gibberish” in a new discussion about his views on mental health issues.The Duke of Sussex’s latest virtual appearance, hosted by personal coaching company BetterUp on Thursday, saw him candidly discuss his mental health.Harry, who last year was named chief impact officer of BetterUp, admitted he had previously struggled with “burnout”.He described the feeling of burnout as “getting to the very end of everything I had, any fuel, any steam in the engine".As a result of this experience, the Duke now focuses on self-care every day to prioritise his mental health.But in a new column for The Sun’s Fabulous Magazine, Piers said the Duke had become “totally unrecognisable” from the person “who we all thought we knew” as a member of the Royal Family, before his explosive exit alongside wife Meghan Markle.Piers also criticised the Duke’s “self-serving moaning guff”, as he claimed Harry’s mental health conversations were “damaging” to his own wellbeing.He penned: “Yet in a year that should be dedicated to celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, he is busy finishing off an autobiography that will inevitably ruin it with more royal-bashing tirades.“Doubtless, it will also contain a lot more self-serving moaning guff about his ‘struggles’.“But I don’t want to hear any more of it, and I’m sure I’m not alone."I don’t know what the hell’s happened to Harry."I do know that his incessant rabbiting about his mental health, for huge financial gain, is now damaging MY mental health.”The former Good Morning Britain host concluded: “For the love of God, SHUT UP, you privileged little twerp.”Piers had already lashed out at the

Prince Harry appears "eager to reconnect" with the Royal Family after his appearance at a virtual mental health summit on Thursday (February 3), an expert has claimed. He appeared alongside Serena Williams and her husband Alexi Robichaux to discuss mental wellbeing as part of a wider event about wellness at work, hosted by Alexi's organisation Better Up.The Duke of Sussex said his routine is key to his "mental fitness" in a discussion with the two celebrities.His comments, according to Kinsey Schofield of ToDiForDaily, also show that he's following in his mother's self care routine.Harry told the virtual panel: "Life is about discovery.

spexhair.com, a website aimed to educate men who are facing hair loss and considering a hair transplant, Harry’s strawberry blond top has something of a spring in its step, despite an emerging bald patch – a strange mix of too much and too little.“To me, it appears matted and fuzzy, in a way that doesn’t look entirely natural,” says Stevenson, who launched a podcast, The Bald Truth, to help men through hair loss. “Those sorts of patterns can be similar to men who have recently had a hair transplant procedure, where the hair is first shaved off and then grows in.

Prince Harry knows the importance of taking time for his mental health. The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex shared what he does in his own self-care time during an appearance at a virtual event for BetterUp, alongside Meghan Markle's longtime pal, Serena Williams. «The self care is the first thing that drops away. I'm happy to admit that — as a husband, as a dad,» shared Harry, who welcomed his second child, daughter Lilibet Diana, last summer with wife Meghan.The father of two noted that he tries to put aside 30 to 45 minutes a day in the mornings for himself. «OK, one of the kids has gone to school.

Meghan Markle calls husband Prince Harry by the nickname "Haz" at home, as well as other nicknames for the Queen, provided by immediate family and Prince William. The Duke of Cambridge reportedly called Her Majesty by the name "Gary" in his early years, because he couldn't pronounce the word "grandma".Other members of the immediate family called the longest-reigning monarch "Lillibet," and it has since been revealed that Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have a special nickname for grandma Camilla Parker Bowles.

former squaddie, who quit the monarchy for a new private life in an £11 million California mansion, claimed he was guilty of burning the candle at both ends until he discovered meditation in a woke chat with mental health firm BetterUp.The Duke of Sussex ordered all businesses to give everyone time off to 'focus on themselves’.The 37-year-old appeared on a virtual panel alongside his equally shy 40-year-old former actress Meghan, their tennis star pal Serena Williams and BetterUp chief executive officer Alexi Robichaux.Meghan Markle and Harry's appearance came a month after we revealed they had made just one podcast after signing an £18m deal with Spotify in 2020 - meaning the couple’s verbal ramblings had netted them £500,000-a-minute.The ginger-haired dad-of-two was able to take five months off when his daughter was born last year.But he moaned he struggled to find time for himself as a father, husband and someone starting a business and had hard days.Harry wants bosses to allocate 15-minute white space breaks every day for staff to relax."I too experience burn-out,’’ he said. "I'm burning the candle at both ends and that's like, boom.

Prince Harry had Royal fans buzzing as he debuted his refreshed appearance whilst speaking at his first virtual summit of the year for mental health start up Better Up. Although the 37 year old mentioned previously feeling “burnout” during the talk, he looked far from it in the livestream, appearing relaxed discussing mental health topics with company CEO Alexi Robichaux and friend Serena Williams.

As every parent knows, finding time to even do some simple self care like brushing teeth is challenge enough. Now Prince Harry has talked about how he understands the time squeeze, but he prioritises his mental health in the small window of time available to him when his youngest Lilibet is napping and Archie has gone to school.

Prince Harry has shared rare insight into his children Archie, two, and seven month old Lilibet's routine at home in their California mansion. The Duke of Sussex, 37, who is "laying low" as he "doesn't want to cause anymore upset" according to an expert, appeared in a live stream with close pal Serena Williams and the founder of mental health start up BetterUp, Alexi Robichaux, on Thursday 3 February to talk about "mental fitness". During their discussions, Harry shared how he has previously "experienced burnout" and feels he must meditate every day now.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway wasn't impressed with Prince Harry during Friday's instalment of the morning programme, as she hit out at his numerous "excuses" surrounding an ongoing job row. It comes after the Duke of Sussex appeared at a virtual conference alongside Serena Williams, BetterUp CEO Alexi Robichaux and his wife Meghan Markle to discuss the demands of the current job industry.

Prince Harry and Prince Charles after previously reexamining unearthed footage. Harry's father can be seen turning to him and ushering words before he exited his 70th birthday, just a few days after the Sussexes' wedding.

A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry is currently 'laying low' in a bid to avoid causing 'any more upset'. The Duke of Sussex, 38, has opened up about life as a royal on several occasions over the past year, after stepping down from his position as a senior member of The Firm in January 2020. Prince Harry and Meghan's infamous tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey sent shockwaves through the royal family, and Harry has also taken part in several podcasts following the interview.

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Prince Andrew if the Duke had asked him to pick up his golf balls.The comments come after newly resurfaced reports claim that the 61-year-old Duke used to make royal protection officers act as ball boys during his swinging practice at Buckingham Palace, the Express reports.Protection officers, who were there to guard the royal, instead had to stand and collect balls for the golfing fanatic royal, according to a palace source. A source said: "Andrew would occasionally come into the gardens carrying his clubs and hit a few balls making his close protection officer collect them for him."And Paul Page, who worked as a royal protection officer for six years, told The Sun Online that he had seen the Duke demand his officers to collect his golf balls – though he hadn't been asked himself.

Prince Harry is "laying low" and "doesn't want to cause any more upset", according to a royal expert.Since he stepped back from official royal duties with Meghan Markle, the Duke of Sussex has made several claims against his family.A year after their exit, he and Meghan gave an explosive tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, where the couple made allegations of racism. Prince Harry also talked about how he felt "really let down" by his father, Prince Charles, and that he had been "cut off financially" by the royals.But since a series of problems have struck the Royal Family, including the Queen's health issues and Prince Andrew's sexual assault case.

Kate Middleton is stepping onto the pitch! The 40-year-old Duchess of Cambridge is taking over Prince Harry's royal duties and is now the Royal Patron of the Rugby Football League and England Rugby.To celebrate this new role, Kate participated in a fun video with several rugby stars where she tossed the ball to a few players including a young girl, adult athletes and even a bilateral amputee. At one point in the clip, the grinning mother of three spins the ball on her finger. «I am so thrilled to become Patron of the @TheRFL and @EnglandRugby

Kate Middleton is officially the Patron of the Rugby Football League and the Rugby Football Union, Kensington Palace announced on Wednesday. The Duchess of Cambridge is taking over for her brother-in-law, Prince Harry, and it's the first one of Harry's former patronages to be redistributed to another member of the royal family since he and his wife, Meghan Markle, stepped back from their roles as working royals.According to the Kensington Palace press release, the new patronages, which have been given to 40-year-old Kate by Queen Elizabeth, closely align with «her Royal Highness’ longstanding passion for sport and the lifelong benefits it can provide, both within our communities and on an individual level.»Kate has showed off her athletic abilities in the past.

Kate Middleton has announced she's taken over Prince Harry's role as Patron of the Rugby Football League and the Rugby Football Union.The news was confirmed on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's official Instagram account as they posted a clip of Kate, 40, with a ball in her hand as it's passed from player to player. In the caption, they shared: "I am so thrilled to become Patron of the Rugby Football League and Rugby Football Union – two fantastic organisations who are committed to harnessing the power that sport can have in bringing communities together and helping individuals flourish.

Queen already has "a big thing planned" for Prince William's 40th birthday, according to a royal expert.William is set to hit the birthday milestone on June 21 this year, which will come shortly after the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier that month. It will also be the second big 40th for the Cambridges in 2022, as Kate Middleton marked the same milestone on January 9 this year.

After stepping down as working royals in 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have created a new life for themselves and their young family in California. But with their US lifestyles, it means that Archie, two, and Lilibet, seven months, are yet to meet their cousins in the UK.