Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'at loggerheads' with Netflix over controversial series

Piers Morgan, 57, took to Twitter and hit out at Prince Harry, 37, and the "furore" surrounding series five of The Crown.The Duke of Sussex, who has a deal with Netflix for an upcoming docu-series, has previously defended The Crown, saying last year that it was "obviously fiction".The Uncensored host has since taken to social media and claimed Harry "despises" people detailing intrusive information about his family but suggested it's fine when it's his "employer doing it".Piers took to the micro-blogging site and addressed the recent "furore" surrounding the new series which is set to air on the streaming platform next month.He tweeted to his 7.9 million followers: "Prince Harry's silence over The Crown furore says it all."The TalkTV presenter went on to claim it's fine for himself, his wife Meghan Markle or his employer to speak out.Harry was fiercely defended by royal fans who disagreed with Piers' stance.Kerry commented: "Harry has already been asked and said it’s fictional and only loosely based on the truth what more do you want? Has the rest of the family spoke out?"Jav wrote: "Give it up Piers."Zara added: "It’s a drama TV programme based on events.

Meghan Markle has delved into her ancestry in the newest episode of her podcast.

Meghan Markle knows all too well the struggle of being labeled “difficult,” and she’s opening up about it on her podcast.

Breaking it down. Meghan Markle addressed the stereotype of the “angry Black woman” during the latest of her “Archetypes” podcast.

King Charles is said to have ruled out cutting the number of working royals despite long-held predictions he wanted a narrow-down monarchy, it has been reported.

Meghan Markle appears to have taken fresh aim at the Royal Family with a cutting remark about the "expectations" of children Archie and Lilibet. In an extensive new interview with Variety magazine, the Duchess of Sussex spoke openly on several topics, including her podcast Archetypes, the Queen's death and if she would ever go back to acting.

On the heels of Balthazar restaurateur Keith McNally blasting James Corden as the “most abusive customer,” he’s ever had, more celebrities are being called out for their awful restaurant behavior! Who are they? None other than Meghan Markle, Naomi Campbell, and Anna Wintour.

. On Friday, October 21, the was photographed shopping with a friend in Montecito, California. In the photos, published by , Markle wore a $595 strapless green , which she reportedly paired with a $128 wide-brimmed .  Her hair was worn in a loose braid and she topped off the look with a pair of strappy brown sandals, black sunglasses, a brown leather bucket bag, and a light green sweater tied around her shoulders.The forest-green calf-length romper is described by the brand as “one part misaki short, one part resolution jumpsuit” and its loose fit showed off a casual, relaxed side of the duchess we rarely get to see.

Another royal intimate has added their voice to those criticising The Crown, ahead of the fifth season’s arrival next week on Netflix.

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Turns out Whoopi Goldberg isn’t the only one fed up with Meghan Markle right now!

Meghan Markle, 41, was troubled by the dark feelings she harboured towards socialite turned entrepreneur Paris Hilton, and ultimately ended up inviting her on her Archetypes podcast to "apologise" to her. In a special episode called Breaking Down The Bimbo, she admitted to resenting Paris's "Barbie doll persona" as she felt she "didn't grow up pretty" herself - and the pair then had a spirited debate."I'm really sorry that I judged you," Meghan told her former rival, who in turn opened up about the trauma she suffered in her school days."Because my whole sense of self-confidence was wrapped up in being the smart one and not the pretty one, I found the way to project all of my judgement, and envy, onto [Paris]," she explained on the podcast, adding she hadn't understood why the heiress wanted to "act stupid"."Envy can be a very dangerous thing, as can judgement.

The latest season of The Crown isn’t even out yet and it’s already the center of major controversy!

of their titles—in addition to refusing to grant their —and now I feel silly because I didn't even realize that was a thing he could do. I always thought that royal titles were things that you are simply born with or perhaps marry into. I did not know that they can also be used as bargaining chips to hold over your rogue relatives' heads.

OMG. Whoopi Goldberg is PISSED OFF!

Taking issue with her perspective. Whoopi Goldberg still had some questions after Meghan Markle‘s candid comments about working on Deal or No Deal.

Meghan Markle claimed that she quit being one of the briefcase girls on Deal or No Deal after struggling with being objectified.Speaking on her podcast Archetypes with Paris Hilton, Meghan admitted that she didn't like that her looks were focused on rather than her intelligence or personality.But actress Whoopi Goldberg has shared her confusion at Meghan's comments, talking about the subject with her fellow panellists on The View. READ MORE: Meghan Markle's Deal or No Deal co-star slams claims she was 'reduced to bimbo' She said: "On that show, you basically had a suitcase and they wanted to know: 'Is this the deal you want, or is this not the deal you want?'""I don't know that the people who are sitting there are thinking about you like that. They're thinking, I want the money."She continued: "[Wheel of Fortune hostess] Vanna White is always in something interesting and beautiful, and she's been doing this."The objectification might be coming from you and how you felt about how these women were being portrayed, and that's what you have to change — because we're performers."When you're a performer, you take the gig."As the roundtable continued, Whoopi concluded: "We're not journalists, we're actors," she said.

Meghan Markle's comments during her latest Archetypes podcast, where the Duchess of Sussex said she was treated like a "bimbo" during her 34-show stint on Deal or No Deal, a show she appeared on 16 years ago.The former Suits actress admitted that while she was grateful to get the role, she disliked "how it made her feel".The mum-of-two and former actress said the job helped pay the bills, but she felt she was only valued for her "beauty" and not her "brains".During her time on Deal Or No Deal, Meghan would line up with the other models on the show and open a briefcase, unveiling the cash prize for the show contestants.The women who appeared on the programme often sported fitted dresses but her former co-star Claudia Jordan has since claimed the models were not chosen for their looks.Now, the Ghost actress has waded into the debate after Meghan's comments came under fire from some in the entertainment business.Speaking on The View on Wednesday, Whoopi, 66, claimed the Duchess of Sussex's comments could be perceived as insulting to other women, who were "just trying to make a living" in Hollywood.The Oscar-winning actress stressed to Meghan that, "When you're a performer, you take the gig," which sometimes involves a "Bozo suit" or a "big nose," because that's "just the way it is" in showbiz.She added that the conestants on the show are more concerned about winning the money.Whoopi said: "I just want to say on that show, you basically had a suitcase, and they wanted to know is this deal you want or is not the deal you want."I don't know the people who are sitting there are thinking about you like that.They are thinking: 'I want the money.'"She continued: "The objectification might be coming from you and how you felt about

Prince Harry says therapy “changed” his life. The Duke of Sussex - who lives in California with wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and their children Archie, three, and 16-month-old Lili - admitted using the Silicon Valley-based coaching service BetterUp, the well-being tech company he works as the Chief Impact Officer. While speaking at the Masters of Scale Summit in San Francisco on Wednesday (19.