Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Confirm They’re Heading Back To The U.K. Next Month

Prince Harry posed with President of Rwanda Paul Kagame for a new photo after travelling to Africa.

Meghan Markle's half brother Thomas Junior, 55, is attempting to gain control of their dad's business and legal dealings, according to reports. Thomas Jr and Meghan's father, Thomas Senior, is currently recovering from a stroke.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's reported plan to renew their wedding vows is a "blow you" to the Royal family, an expert has claimed. It was reported by Heat magazine last week that Harry, 37, and his 41 year old wife Meghan – who will visit the UK next month – are planning to have a second wedding four years after they tied the knot. Only this time it will be filmed for their upcoming Netflix show.

Prince Harry has been warned against criticising the Queen in his upcoming book.The royal is penning a tell-all memoir, which is expected to be unveiled later this year.His book was the subject of a discussion on This Morning and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth said speaking out against his grandmother would be a "mistake".READ MORE: Princess Diana 'may have died in botched British MI6 operation' claims ex-bodyguard"He's not going to do knocking copy about the Queen because he adores his grandmother and that would be a big mistake," he said.During the show, Gyles was asked by host Ruth Langsford if the book could be more criticism of the Royal family.But he replied: "Not necessarily."I think it could be a great anti-climax."Gyles said the royal was thought to be getting a "great deal of money" so you "might expect there would therefore be revelations"."But it could be that it's just a book telling his story and that there won't be," he went on.The TV star also recalled how Harry's dad Prince Charles previously did a book and opened up about his childhood and feelings of loneliness."There will be an element of that and saying, 'Is this handed down from one generation to the next?'" he predicted."There will be plenty for us to chew over."In 2020 it was announced that Harry ans his wife Meghan Markle would be taking a step back from their royal duties and there is thought to be tension between him and some other members of his family.Last year, the royal - who shares two children with Meghan - confirmed that he was publishing a memoir that he said would be "accurate and wholly truthful".It has been reported in recent days that the Duke of Sussex’s relatives will only get to see his book at the same time as members of the

Meghan Markle was “hit hard” by the cancellation of her animated series by Netflix and has been taking steps to avoid future "ridicule", a royal commentator has claimed.After leaving their royal lives behind, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quickly signed lucrative contracts with Netflix and Spotify.However, despite two years having passed, little evidence of any imminent content from the pair has been forthcoming, and bad news struck when it was announced that Meghan’s animated series Pearl had been canned amid cuts at the streaming giant.READ MORE: Meghan and Harry risk provoking 'Queen's wrath' during upcoming UK visitNow, royal commentator Neil Sean has suggested that the couple might be acting more cautiously about announcing future plans to avoid more bad publicity. “The Pearl thing really hit Meghan very hard because it was very embarrassing wasn’t it for them?”, Neil told viewers of his YouTube channel.

Prince Andrew's life is set to be turned into a show on Channel 4 which will air later this year and it's thought it will feature his infamous and "disastrous" Newsnight interview, as well as his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein. During the interview which aired in 2019, the Duke of York was asked questions about Virginia Giuffre, following allegations of sexual misconduct, which he has always denied.

Prince Charles and William reportedly will be "kept in the dark regarding the contents of Prince Harry's forthcoming tell-all memoir". It's understood that the Royal Family will only read Harry's "heartfelt" book at the same time as the public. Sources have alleged that neither the Prince of Wales nor the Duke of Cambridge, or their lawyers and advisors, have not seen any part of the manuscript.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry risk provoking the Queen's wrath during an upcoming visit to the UK, according to one royal commentator.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will conduct a number of engagements on this side of the Atlantic early next month.Royal expert Duncan Larcombe says the rare visit will be "incredibly high-profile" and could give the appearance that the couple are "back doing royal jobs".READ MORE: 'Arrogant' Prince Harry and Meghan Markle running out of friends in the Royal FamilyThe pair are "pushing their luck" and could provoke backlash from the royal family, he claims - especially from the Queen herself.Duncan wrote for The Daily Beast: “To the casual observer, especially overseas and even more especially in America, this will look like Harry and Meghan are back doing royal jobs, especially given that one of the gigs Harry is doing is the WellChild awards for sick children, which he always used to do when he actually was a working royal."“It will be incredibly high-profile.”He added: “They will be all over the media, and you won’t be able to put a cigarette paper between what Harry and Meghan are doing and what Will and Kate are doing. It’s a calculated provocation on their part."They are seriously pushing their luck and risking the wrath of the Queen.”Royal expert Kinsey Schofield also claimed the trip may not help the strained royal relations.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are no strangers to scrutiny, and since stepping down as senior royals and jetting off to America for good, a gulf has grown between the couple and the rest of the Royal Family.Harry has had a rift with future king William for a number of years now and other senior members of the Firm have also distanced themselves from the Sussexes, Daniela Elser has highlighted for News.com.au.The pair have always maintained a few alliances in the royal ranks however, with the release of Harry's new tell-all book looming and the couple set to return to the UK, the Daily Mail's Dan Wootton says even those who have been loyal to the pair are beginning to turn their backs.READ MORE: Harry and Meghan 'competing with royal family' by announcing UK visit on Anne's birthday"Many lower ranked royals are now in open revolt about the couple – and prepared to make their feelings clear behind palace walls," he said"Marking that shift of tone, even Harry’s former allies Zara Phillips and Mike Tindall are said to have been highly critical of the couple’s stand-offish, haughty and arrogant attitude during their last visit for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee."Although Zara and Mike have always friendly with the couple, keeping them company outside St Paul's Cathedral after the Queen's service of thanksgiving during her Jubilee in June, Wootton's comments come amid numerous reports that the cousins are not as close as they once were.The Express reported back in June that Tindall had called Harry a “b***ard” during a sweary chat with a fellow guest at a reception after the Jubilee Pageant.Following the Jubilee celebrations, Tindall recalled "a highlight" of the lavish weekend had been "a good cousins’ lunch" after Trooping

Ahead of Prince Harry’s upcoming tell-all book, Princess Diana’s former private voice and presence coach Stewart Pearce has discussed how the 37 year old royal has a “fearless deserve for freedom” – just like his late mother. Harry, who’s married to American actress Meghan Markle, is set to release a book that, as per the Duke of Sussex’s own admission, will touch upon the "experiences, adventures, losses and life lessons that have helped shape him" over the past four decades of his life.

Prince Charles and William “see no way back” for disgraced Prince Andrew amid a royal rift in the family, a source reports.The Duke of York, 62, is reportedly in “intense talks” with the Queen about his future after spending several days alone with his mother on her summer break at ­Balmoral in the Scottish Highlands.This comes after Andrew allegedly refused to speak to his brother Charles and nephew William after the pair blocked his so-called ‘comeback’ plans. Andrew has been forced to take a backseat from public life since his multi-million-pound payout to sex abuse accuser ­Virginia Giuffre.

Meghan Markle's half-brother Thomas Jr has launched a legal bid to gain control of their dad's legal and business affairs in a Britney Spears-style "conservatorship". Thomas Markle Sr, 78, is currently recovering from a stroke.

A new space. Prince William and Kate Middleton are moving into their new home, but it doesn’t seem like there will be invitations for Harry and Meghan. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are moving along to a new cottage this summer with their children, but is there room for more?

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry might “face the Queen’s wrath” during their upcoming trip to the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are jetting to England from California early next month so that they can attend a handful of engagements.They’ll also be flying to Germany at one stage as the country is hosting next year’s Invictus Games after they were held in The Netherlands earlier this year.There’s undeniably some apprehension from the Royal Family ahead of the pair’s return – with Royal expert Duncan Larcombe believing the pair may trigger an angry response from the monarch while here. “To the casual observer, especially overseas and even more especially in America, this will look like Harry and Meghan are back doing royal jobs, especially given that one of the gigs Harry is doing is the WellChild awards for sick children, which he always used to do when he actually was a working royal,” Duncan wrote for The Daily Beast.

Revenge told author Tom Bower that Meghan made the claim in 1993, 25 years before she tied the knot with Prince Harry.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan's surprise visit to UK will clash with important date for QueenHe said: “Her ambition was never in doubt. Influenced by her frequent presence in the studios, she was set upon becoming famous.“Befriending the son of a Bolivian president at school, Meghan boasted for a few days, ‘I’m going to be Queen of Bolivia.’”Elsewhere in the biography, Meghan’s childhood pal Ninaki Priddy said that she was “always fascinated by the royal family” and that she “felt like a princess” when she had a leading role in a school play.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle announced earlier this month they are planning a trip to the UK in September, but an expert claims senior royals are "likely not thrilled” about their planned visit. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, have said they will visit the UK next month to attend charity events.The Duchess of Sussex is a counsellor for the organisation, alongside Justin Trudeau, Sir Richard Branson, and Jamie Oliver, among others.

Meghan Markle, hasn't shied away from speaking his mind about the Royals in the past - especially during that Oprah interview - so it's no surprise that royal officials are quaking at the prospect of more damaging allegations. But a former aide of Princess Diana, Harry's mum, has said he's using the book is an opportunity to shake off his "moaner" image after he was made to feel like a "victim" in the media throughout his life, OK.co.uk reports.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'betrayed' royals who 'aren't thrilled' at new UK visitStewart Pearce, Diana’s former private voice and presence coach and author of the book Diana: The Voice of Change, said: "The reason why Harry is bringing forth a memoir is to correct a lot of erroneous stories about the nature of his life over the last 25 years since Diana's death."[Harry] is pregnant with the conviction of honesty and with leverage of transparency."He felt that he was very much a victim as he tried to steer his way forward being the freedom fighter and liberationist that he is; particularly in relation to Meghan Markle."The royal author continued: "At the moment very few people seem to understand where he’s coming from, they just feel that he’s a moaner.

READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan's surprise visit to UK will clash with important date for Queen"Senior royals are likely not thrilled with today’s announcement," said the host of the To Di For podcast."When the Sussexes vaguely accused a member of the royal family with being racist, started suing British media, sued the Government, and moved out of the country - monarchists were left feeling betrayed."Harry and Meghan have kept their distance from other members of the Royal Family since they moved to California in 2020.And in a bombshell 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, the pair alleged comments had been made about the skin colour of the couples' future children - although they would not say who had supposedly made the comments.This will be the second time this year that Harry and Meghan have visited the UK, having made the journey across the pond for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee back in June.Though their decision to attend was initially controversial, their presence at the celebration didn't cause too much of a stir - and Schofield says they handled it well."I thought their behaviour during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee was superb.

Prince William is preparing for a trip the US without Kate Middleton by his side next month. He will be touching down in New York in what is his first trip to America since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved there.

Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas was seen dancing in a sweet video with her niece as she prepares to welcome her first child.The pregnant actress, 33, was seen enjoying an evening out at a restaurant when she posted an adorable video, dancing with her niece with her blossoming bump clearly visible. In the video, Cressida can be seen at the dinner table wearing a cream lace top and with her blonde hair in a bun as her niece stands next to each other with the pair performing a series of clicks and head nods in time to music.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need to make themselves 'TV gold' to make good on their huge Netflix deal, a royal expert has claimed. The pair have yet to have anything air on the streaming service since signing a huge deal reported to be around £84million in 2020, although they currently have a docuseries in the works.