Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have 'problems in the relationship', claims astrologer

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle amid the couple's ongoing security row.The Sussexes have requested private security ahead of their trip to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games, which is taking place this weekend.The Duke and Duchess are set to travel with a private security team, but it is also understood they will be looked after by officials in the country.It comes after the couple failed to attend Prince Philip's memorial service last month due to security concerns.Karl's comments about the couple came on The Today Show, which saw him and co-host Allison Langdon speak to Daily Mirror Royal Editor Russell Myers.Russell said: "He skipped Prince Philip's memorial. The rest of the Royal Family were there.

Prince Harry has 'lost his sense of duty and service' to the United Kingdom after 'snubbing' the Prince Philip memorial service last month, according to a royal commentator.The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex was absent from the Commonwealth Thanksgiving Service for his late grandfather on March 29, and has not publicly spoken on why he decided against going.But many have criticised his activities since then, as he and Meghan Markle have opted to go to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games only a few weeks afterwards.Speaking to Sky News Australia, political commentator and thinktank researcher Calvin Robinson described Harry's move to sideline his family as "sad".He told the news channel that Harry had “lost all sense of service and duty and obligation to his family" as well as "the nation" and "wider community of the Commonwealth".He commented: “He's willing to align himself with singers and celebrity culture but he cannot go home to mourn the loss of a loved national figure.“It really is sad because you would just think he would be there for the Queen at the very least.”He added that Harry "should have been there to support" the 95-year-old Queen at the event as "it's his grandmother".The Sussexes may now have to face their own 'snub' from the Royal Family of the Netherlands after reports emerged that they will not to be given an audience with the country's king.Harry and Meghan are expected in the Hague “for the first few days” of the Invictus Games, which is set to run from April 16 to April 22.King Willem-Alexander and his aunt Princess Margriet will both attend the Games for injured servicemen, but will not grant the couple an official reception.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been snubbed by the Dutch royals after reports they will not to be given an audience with the country's king.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected in the Hague “for the first few days” of the Invictus Games which run from April 16-22.King Willem-Alexander and his aunt Princess Margriet will both attend the Games for injured servicemen.A spokesperson for the Dutch royals confirmed: “King Willem-Alexander and Princess Margriet will attend the Invictus Games. “The Princess will be present at the opening ceremony on April 16, the King at the closing ceremony on April 22.” But the Dutch royals also confirmed that although Harry is a patron of the Games due to take place in the Netherlands, neither he nor his wife, Meghan, will be hosted by royalty.

Prince Harry has been warned he and wife Meghan won’t be allowed armed guards when they visit The Netherlands for the Invictus Games.The Sussexes are due to attend the opening ceremony of the games in The Hague on Saturday [April 16] in what is the couple’s first visit to Europe since they quit royal life and moved to the US. But last night Dutch authorities said Harry and Meghan's private close protection officers cannot be armed if they travel to the country for the four-day long games.

Prince Harry is probably steering clear of the UK due to his "tricky relationship" with Camilla, a royal expert claims. The army veteran and wife Meghan Markle, along with their children Archie and Lilibet are all expected to be at his proud creation of the Invictus Games this weekend in the Netherlands.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reported to be on their way to the Netherlands later this week to attend the Invictus Games on their first trip together since leaving for the US. It is seeming unlikely though that the couple will venture to the UK during their European visit to see the Windsor family, Royal experts have said.These predictions come as Harry has kept silent on the Queen ’s wish in a statement given in February to have Camilla take position as Queen Consort when Prince Charles becomes King.The 37 year old’s silence and general distance from the Royal family may be in result of his reportedly rocky relationship with Camilla, whom Royal author Tina Brown has said Harry "can't stand" as its been predicted this will be highlighted in his upcoming memoir.

Queen Elizabeth is said to be "deeply hurt" after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle travelled to Holland, after deciding against attending Prince Philip's memorial. Prince Harry, 37, announced he would not be attending the late Duke of Edinburgh's Service of Thanksgiving, which took place on Tuesday 29 March, but he would see the Queen "soon". Since snubbing the event, which a royal expert said Harry "can't win" over, Harry and Meghan, 40, are set to travel to Holland in their first trip from the US since moving across the pond.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be followed around by cameras to capture moments for their upcoming Netflix documentary as they attend the opening ceremony of Harry's Invictus Games on Saturday 16 April.

Meghan Markle will be given the VIP treatment during their upcoming trip to the Netherlands, it has been claimed. The couple will be taking the trip from their United States home for the Invictus Games, which starts on Saturday (April 16).

Prince Harry didn't think he was allowed to wave back at the crowd during a night out at the darts. The fun-loving Prince has never been one to do things by the book, and in 2011 he swapped Buckingham Palace for Alexandra Palace and a night on the beer watching the arrows. The Duke of Sussex watched on in awe as darting royalty Phil Taylor booked his place in the final with a 6-0 win over Darren Webster.

Prince Harry has released a statement ahead of the Invictus Games to say that the mind is “like a muscle” in that it needs to be “honed, trained, rehabbed, and coached”.

Meghan Markle's first podcast for Spotify will soon launch after the Duchess and her husband Prince Harry reportedly signed a lucrative deal with the audio streaming giant to host and produce podcasts in 2020 after they stepped down as members of the royal family. Loose Women panellist Jane Moore, 59, has called her move into question, as she urged Meghan to not play any "re-runs" from her sit-down interview with Oprah Winfrey.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke openly with the billionaire broadcaster about their time as working royals in March 2021.Jane has advised Meghan to not replay her grievances which aired during her candid discussion with Oprah.It comes after claims of inconsistencies were addressed by royal experts following the interview.Writing in her recent column, Jane said: "Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, stop the dog from barking with a juicy bone ... the Duchess of Sussex is finally poised to launch her Spotify podcast this summer."The discussion points have yet to be made public, but she and Prince Harry have said they want to be 'responsible stewards of an audio landscape that is well resourced with quality, fact-based information'."Jane added to The Sun: "Better not broadcast a re-run of that Oprah interview, then."During the interview, the Sussexes spoke freely about their personal struggles and their lives as senior royals.The interview yielded many questions from the public with some praising the couple for "sharing their truth" while others have questioned how many of the claims are based on facts.At one point during the interview, Meghan told Oprah: “[But] you know, three days before our wedding, we got married.

Prince Harry's broken relationship with his brother Prince William may have shattered into pieces when he stepped down from his role after marrying Meghan Markle - but one expert believes the cracks in their relationship were their years before. In fact, Tina Brown, author of The Palace Papers: Inside the House of Windsor—The Truth and Turmoil, believes the rift dates as far back as 2015, when the Duke of Sussex retired from the army leaving him "unsure of who he was." She told The Telegraph that the prince was "rattling around and not really knowing who he was" when he no longer had his army career after serving ten years in the army and fighting in Afghanistan for two hours.

Meghan Markle is going to the 2022 Invictus Games! The Duchess of Sussex will make her return next to her husband, Prince Harry, during this year’s competition, ET can confirm. This year’s ceremony will be held in The Hauge, Netherlands and will run from April 16 to April 22.The Invictus Games is a special event for the couple. The international sporting event gives wounded, sick or injured servicemen and women a chance to compete in various sporting activities and was founded by the Duke of Sussex.During the 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto, Meghan and Harry made their public debut as a couple.

Meghan Markle will be joining her husband Prince Harry to support some inspiring athletes. On Monday, a spokesperson for the royal couple confirmed that the Duchess of Sussex will be alongside her spouse in the Netherlands for the first several days of the Invictus Games.The international sports competition was founded by Harry in 2014 for wounded service members and veterans.This year’s event will take place April 16-22 in the Dutch city of The Hague. The former American actress previously joined the British prince at the Toronto Games in 2017, which marked their first appearance as a couple.They announced their engagement two months later.

Queen is said to be "deeply hurt" over Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not attending Prince Philip's memorial for a trip to Holland, which a royal expert claims is because Meghan didn't "want to miss out on the publicity."Harry and wife Meghan have opted instead to head to the Netherlands for the Invictus Games, where the pair will be followed around by a Netflix documentary crew.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will mark the opening ceremony of the games at The Hague, their first trip to Europe since the pair left the Royal Family two years ago.But a royal expert claims the pair's actions are said to have "deeply hurt" the Queen.Royal experts have alleged that this is a "snub" to the Queen, with the pair not attending Prince Philip's memorial service just a few days ago.Claims also say that while it is "unnecessary" for Meghan to be at the games, she "wouldn't want to miss out on the publicity".Royal expert Angela Levin said: "I think it's truly shocking. I think the royal family are deeply hurt, but that's precisely what they must want, otherwise, they wouldn't act like that."We saw the Queen, you can't help but feel desperately sorry for her, she would have loved to have Harry there for the day.

Meghan Markle will attend the Invictus Games for her first official trip with Prince Harry since leaving the Royal Family.

Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle have been chastised by fuming Royal Family fans for snubbing the memorial service of Prince Philip. The pair were rumoured to be attending the Invictus Games just days after Harry had snubbed the memorial service of his grandfather the Duke of Edinburgh over "security concerns".

Meghan Markle still feels 'hurt and let down' by Kate Middleton over the crying incident as royal sources speculate she may use Spotify deal to 'right the wrongs against her.'Sources close to the Duchess of Sussex told Heat World that she "still feels angry" about how differently she is seen in comparison to the Duchess of Cambridge.The claims come a year on from Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey in which she disputed reports that she made Kate cry and claimed it was the other way around.The source said: "It’s like Kate can do no wrong and, although Meghan has addressed some of their issues, she still feels hurt and let down by Kate – and the rest of the royal family. "She feels she wasn’t given enough support by everyone when she first met Harry, and it’s something that still upsets her to this day.

Queen Elizabeth is said to have given her blessing to royal dresser Angela Kelly to give a rare insight into the monarch after 70 years on the throne. Angela has been a royal aide to Her Majesty for almost 30 years, and is expected to release her book next month – which will be an update of her 2019 book The Other Side of the Coin – ahead of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Meghan Markle is said to be planning to join her husband Prince Harry at the Invictus Games in Holland. The couple's arrival in Europe will come as a huge surprise to many if it goes ahead, as the pair decided not to come back to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial service at Westminster Abbey this month.

Prince Harry is "one of the key people who created one of the key catalysts in my recovery", says Strictly Come Dancing star JJ Chalmers. The former contestant who was injured by a bomb while serving in Afghanistan back in 2011 has said he will always be grateful to his pal, Harry,JJ, 35, has signed up for the Royal Marine's reserves while balancing his career as a teacher, before serving in Helmand Province with the 42 Commando.The dad-of-two suffered facial injuries, lost two fingers and his elbow was disintegrated by an IED (improvised explosive device) in May 2011 – he later left the Marines in 2016.Ahead of the Invictus Games, in which JJ has previously participated in, he told the Big Issue magazine: "I listened to the royal wedding, William's wedding (to Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge in 2011), on a wind-up radio in Afghanistan.