Prince Charles meeting Meghan and Harry's daughter Lilibet 'now in doubt', says insider

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The Queen loves Kate Middleton now but once had "grave concerns" - and wasn't afraid to let it be known, a royal expert says. Since she became a working royal 11 years ago, the Duchess of Cambridge has been praised for her professional but warm approach to the job. But before she married Prince William, Her Majesty had reservations.

According to an expert, the Royal family will "breathe a sigh of relief" if Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fail to make it back to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial.

If Meghan Markle and Prince Harry decide not to return to the UK, members of the Royal Family will "breathe a sigh of relief", an expert has said. Palace officials are currently gearing up to honour the late Prince Philip, who died in April 2021, in a Service of Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey in the spring.

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Meghan Markle fans have accused Kate Middleton of "copying" her sister-in-law by wearing a camel-coloured coat on a visit to a hospital today. The Duchess of Cambridge got up close to a cuddly "therapy puppy" called Alfie, an apricot cockapoo, and even joked his fur matched the colour of her outfit.In a video from the event at Clitheroe Community Hospital on Thursday (January 20) Kate carries the puppy in her arms and says: "You are so sweet.

Royal Family will “breathe a sigh of relief “ if Prince Harry and Meghan Markle fail to make Prince Philip’s memorial, according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess were expected to return to the UK this year to join the Queen and members of the Royal Family to celebrate Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee.However, Harry raised concerns over security for him and his family if they visit the UK, throwing any future trips in doubt.Royal expert Ingrid Seward claims the Royal Family will find “relief” at them potentially not attending the tribute to the late Duke of Edinburgh as she believes it would become the “Harry and Meghan show”. Speaking to Fabulous, Ingrid said: "I think if they choose not to come then everyone will breathe a sigh of relief.

is tackling Princess Diana's struggles with the paparazzi as it films its upcoming season. Elizabeth Debicki, the 31-year-old Australian actress who is taking over the role of the late Princess of Wales from Emma Corrin, was seen on Thursday in London, filming a tense scene for the Netflix royal drama. In the scene, Diana is attempting to get into her car as a swarm of paparazzi follow her closely, invading her space and trying to get a shot of Prince Charles' estranged wife. Debicki is the spitting image of Diana in the photos, wearing a white turtleneck and matching white jeans with a houndstooth coat covered by a second camel coat. Diana struggled often with paparazzi, especially after splitting from Prince Charles in the early '90s, when she lost much of her security protection.

Ever since the Queen stripped her son of his royal titles, many have wondered about Prince William and Prince Charles’ response to Prince Andrew‘s disgraced role in the royal family—and whether they had anything to do with the monarch’s decision.

Prince William’s silence after brother Prince Harry filed a lawsuit against a decision about his security has been questioned by royal commentators.Harry addressed speculation about when he would be returning to the UK when he recently filed a claim for judicial review against the Home Office’s decision not to allow him to personally pay for police protection while he is in the UK.In a statement on his behalf, the prince’s lawyers appeared to list five reasons why the Harrry would be unable to return without protection, including threats from Neo-Nazis and extremists.The statement said the Sussexes want to bring their baby daughter Lilibet to the UK, but because of these dangers the family had been “unable to return to his home”.William and Buckingham Palace are yet to issue a public response to Harry's motion.Royal fans Roberta Fiori and Rachel Bowie reacted to this news on their podcast ‘Royally Obsessed’, and pointed out the parallels between Harry’s situation and his late mother’s problems with the press in the past.Reflecting on the Duke of Sussex’s announcement, the podcast’s hosts empathised with Harry, with Roberta noting: “This is evidence that he has been struggling because he’s trying to get his family over there and he can’t he physically can't without putting them at risk.”Rachel agreed, adding: “I feel like this is where I want a statement from William, because of the echoes to his mother’s past.“I feel like this is when a joint statement is released from the brothers, or just William himself shutting this down.“I want BBC level anger from William on hearing that this happened to his brother because this is not okay.”On a positive note, the royal fans did suggest that the recent statement given on behalf of

While they might be a family, the Queen doesn’t let that stand in the way of sticking to Royal protocol. Prince Harry may have tried to occasionally convince his grandmother to bend the rules, the HRH always stands her ground. From coveted Palace living quarters to borrowing Royal jewels, the couple has put in appeals for all sorts during their time as working royals and also since then.This week he complained that he and his wife Meghan Markle, 40, and their two children wouldn’t be able to visit the UK without state security, with some royal experts guessing the move hasn’t impressed HRH.

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Loose Women star took to social media this morning to vent to her followers about this.Posting in view of her 512,000 followers, Denise admitted how she found it “bizarre”.She wrote: “Continually baffled at the level of hate reserved for Prince Harry and Meghan.“I find it bizarre.”Denise didn’t cite any particular examples of the “hate” directed at Meghan and Harry.However, the pair have been in the news this past week after Prince Harry asked to fund security himself for a visit to the UK.The former senior member of the Royal Family has spoken about his worries over the safety of travelling to his home country.He has shared how he wants to bring his baby Lilibet and son Archie, but is worried about the danger.Denise split her followers with her comment on the pair earlier today.Agreeing, user @willisk246 penned: “Same! All I see is a husband who wanted to protect his wife and children and decided the family he chose was more important than the family he was born in to. (sic)“People seem to not be able to accept the fact that families can be toxic…the royals included.

Prince Charles has a team of people on hand to help him with day to day life, whether that's cooking his meals or making his bed.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, could be added to the Counsellors of State to help the Queen in slimming down the monarchy, an expert has claimed.The 74 year old, whose husband reportedly offered Prince Harry an "olive branch", could be added earlier as the heir apparent’s spouse instead of having non-working royals removed. According to Gertrude Daly, host of Gert's Royal podcast, the move could mean Kate Middleton could be added earlier as well.

Now that Prince Andrew has been stripped of his royal affiliations and patronages, the disgraced Duke of York has become the topic of inquiry for British media reporting on the royals.

Princess Eugenie appears to have been inspired by pals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as she announced the launch of her own podcast series.The 31 year old royal announced that she would be starting her own podcast series with charity The Anti-Slavery Collective this year.She founded the charity five years ago with best friend Julia de Boinville — who she attended both school and university with — with the mission of raising awareness of modern slavery as a "global pandemic".The news was shared with a photograph of the pair in the charity's monthly newsletter which showed them sat on a white sofa in front of a pair of microphones, reports Express.co.uk.An accompanying statement read: "We were so excited to begin recording our long-awaited podcast this year, due to be released in 2022 so stay tuned!" they said in a monthly newsletter, accompanied by a photo of the women recording with microphones on a white couch.An official launch date for the series has not yet been confirmed.It comes several weeks after Harry and Meghan signed an exclusive podcast deal with streaming platform Netflix, which is reportedly worth £110 million.A statement at the time read: "What we love about podcasting is that it reminds all of us to take a moment and to really listen, to connect to one another without distraction.“With the challenges of 2020, there has never been a more important time to do so, because when we hear each other, and hear each other’s stories, we are reminded of how interconnected we all are.”They released the first 35 minute episode of their 'Archewell Audio' podcast back in December, where egendary music maker Sir Elton John spokeabout how technology enabled him to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings during the

Although it was expected for Meghan Markle, Prince Harry, and their children Archie and Lilibet to return to the UK this spring, it seems their plans are up in the air now due to ongoing issues surrounding security.

Trying to stay out of it. Queen Elizabeth II is in a tricky spot amid Prince Harry’s plea for added security protection during his U.K. visits.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly once made an 'inappropriate' request to the Queen that was immediately rejected, an expert has claimed.After the couple's 2018 wedding, the pair were hunting for a house with Harry's two-bedroom cottage in Kensington Palace not providing enough room.According to the Sunday Times, the couple went to the Queen and asked if they could live at Windsor Castle - a request that was refused.A report by Roya Nikkhah states: "The couple are understood to have set their hearts at first on Windsor Castle, and are believed to have asked the Queen if living quarters could be made available after their marriage."Instead, the pair were offered Frogmore Cottage which they lived in together until they left for America in 2020. Speaking to the Express, Royal Expert Hugo Vickers reasoned why the Queen may have decided to deny their request, saying it might not have been "entirely appropriate".He said: "There are empty bedrooms and suites in the private apartments within Windsor Castle which the Sussexes may have had their eye on, or perhaps some former living quarters in the castle grounds converted into other things."But I can see how it might not be entirely appropriate to have a young family living there."The couple now live in a beautiful Californian mansion with their two children Archie and Lilibet.

Duchess of Cornwall could lead the way for Kate Middleton to be added to the Counsellors of State in a “slimming down” of the monarchy, according to a royal expert.It is believed that Prince Charles’ wife Camila could be added earlier as the heir apparent’s spouse rather than having non-working royals removed.The potential move would set a precedent that could allow the Duchess of Cambridge to be added to the Counsellors of State.According to law, the Counsellors of State are the Sovereign's spouse and the next four people in the line of succession, but all have to be over the age of 21.Currently, Prince Harry, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Andrew are the four people who form the Queen’s Counsellors of State.Royal expert Gertrude Daly, host of Gert's Royal podcast, believes adding Camilla would be the easiest option to have more working royals as Counsellors of State.If the decision is made to add Camila, it could also see Kate added to the role to replace Charles rather than the next line in succession, which would be Princess Beatrice.Gertrude told the Daily Star: “If they did want to add someone to the Counsellors of State, what may be easier than removing Prince Andrew and Prince Harry, is to include the heir apparent’s spouse as a Counsellors of State.“Since Duchess Camilla is already going to be added, during Prince Charles’s reign, it could make sense to add her now.