Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'may try to get Lilibet christened' over Jubilee weekend

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were reunited with the Royal Family in public for the first time in two years at the Jubilee thanksgiving service on Friday but one royal expert believes it was not all smiles.Royal expert Neil Sean claims that Harry’s smiles were strictly for the cameras, and that in reality the Duke of Sussex is “deeply unhappy” with his decision to walk away from the royal life.Sean said that in his opinion the prince, 37, was facing a future of legal battles and “and failed TV deals” and that the pomp and pageantry surrounding Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee is a stark reminder of everything that he’s given up."Let me tell you one thing I did notice,” he told Fox News, “he looked deeply unhappy …when you see up close… I would say personally that he’s an unhappy chappy”.Sean added that in his view, Harry misses the royal life and the ceremony would have been a “stark reminder of what he has walked away from”.“I think what really happened,” Sean went on, “and I do know somebody very close within there, is that…I think yesterday was a wake-up call as to what he’d actually left, particularly the military stuff… he’s very passionate about that and the uniform and all that sort of stuff, the motley medals as we call them - it was all a little bit strange and that’s got to resonate."But while Harry would have been downhearted at St Paul’s yesterday, Meghan “loved it” Sean says.In Sean’s opinion Meghan looked “beautiful… but beautiful in a Hollywood way as she slowly descended the steps to make sure she caught the camera…”There’s very little evidence of Harry exchanging a word with his brother Prince William, or any of the other senior royals.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were seated away from senior

“But you can't avoid it because everybody's talking about it, it's on all the news things and on all the papers. “I feel terribly sorry about the whole thing.”“I’m so sorry for that whole family, who we love so much.

BBC presenter Deborah James has spent her last days campaigning to raise awareness about her cancer battle.She was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016 and has now moved back in with her parents in Woking to spend her last days.Deborah, 40, has stayed positive about her cancer battle and joked that she refused to die over the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend. She cheekily added that she didn't want former senior royals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK spoiling her moment.

Meghan Markle has come under fire after ditching her royal duties but wanting to celebrate some events with the Royal Family.Prince Harry and his wife recently jetted into London from California in order to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebration with the Queen, 96.

Prince Harry would have felt “very bad” over not being on the Buckingham Palace balcony for Trooping the Colour.Despite the Sussexes voicing concerns about the Royal Family in American media, the Queen is believed to have been keen to see the family and meet their youngest child, Lilibet, for the first time, reports the Mirror.The royal couple are trying to keep a low profile so they don't overshadow the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations after their infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey about how Harry needed to "break the cycle" and bring up his family in a different environment.But Tom Bower has claimed that Harry should have been on the balcony in uniform and suggested that he has lost his way, claiming the the influence of Meghan Markle has seen him distance himself from the royals.Bower told Dan Wootton Tonight on GB News : "Harry should have been on parade, he should have been in uniform. That’s what his whole life was about.

The royal family is showering Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter, Lilibet Diana, with some birthday love!

Although Prince Harry has been smiling for pictures during Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee, royal expert Neil Sean doesn't believe it's genuine.  Sean shared with Fox News Digital that to him Harry looked "deeply unhappy" while attending the Service of Thanksgiving. Sean was in attendance at the Platinum Jubilee event.  "Let me tell you one thing I did notice and this is that Prince Harry looks deeply unhappy up close and not at all happy with his new lot in live," Sean said in his estimation.

Skipping another affair? After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle publicly attended the Service of Thanksgiving as part of Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, the twosome were notably absent from her “Platinum Party” concert — though other royal family members were in attendance.

Lizzie Cundy has confessed she thinks the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "pulled on the Queen's heartstrings" with their daughter Lilibet over the Platinum Jubilee weekend. Meghan Markle, 40, and her husband Prince Harry, 37, are currently in the UK with their two children Archie, three, and Lilibet, who turned one today over the Queen's Jubilee weekend.

Queen Elizabeth sure knows how to get the party started. Her Majesty was joined by the lovable Paddington Bear character in a sketch to kick off the star-studded Platinum Party at the Palace.«In one of the videos, Elizabeth is sitting across Paddington as they are about to embark on an afternoon tea.

Prince William, Kate Middleton and other members of the royal family were all traveling on the day Lilibet was celebrating her first birthday at home, but it wasn't to avoid it.A source tells ET, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and other members of the royal family that included Duchess Sophie and Prince Edward all traveled to different parts of the UK to visit those who are celebrating Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee. The source is adamant the events were not planned to avoid Lilibet's birthday at home.«It's simply a coincidence they fell on the same day,» the source said.

Queen's Platinum Jubilee concert.But rather than it being a snub to the Royal Family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chosen to sit the event out so that they can celebrate their own daughter's birthday instead.More than 30 members of the royal family are set to gather at the BBC’s Platinum Party at the Palace tonight (Saturday, June 4) – including Prince William and Kate Middleton.The party will take place in front of Buckingham Palace.But Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have chose to spend the night celebrating their youngest daughter Lilibet's first birthday instead.A spokesperson for the couple, who stepped down as senior royals in 2020, said they were spending the day privately – although no details about how Lilibet's birthday was celebrated have been given.The family has been staying at the highly secure Frogsmore Cottage, due to it having 24/7 security, something the couple forfeited when they left their working royal roles.The huge celebration concert, featuring acts such as Diana Ross, Sir Paul McCartney, Queen and Adam Lambert and Alicia Keys will be attended by Prince Charles and Camilla and Prince William and Kate Middleton.It has not been confirmed whether the Queen will make an appearance tonight, despite it taking place outside her front door, but others attending include the Earl and Countess of Wessex and their children Lady Louise Windsor and Viscount Severn.Also in attendance will be the Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank.Zara and Mike Tindall, who spent the day at the Epsom Derby with Princess Anne and Sir Tim, will also be there, as will the Queen’s cousins the Duke of

Deborah James has said that she doesn’t want to die over the Jubilee weekend because she doesn’t want Meghan Markle stealing her thunder. Deborah is sadly dying of bowel cancer after announcing back in May that her body “isn’t playing ball” anymore. The podcast host had been diagnosed with bowel cancer five years prior to her heartbreaking announcement that sparked people to donate millions of pounds towards her Bowel Babe fundraiser, with proceeds going towards Cancer Research UK.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's were “put in their place”, as they were apparently banished to the “cheap seats” during the service of thanksgiving yesterday.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent the service at St Paul's Cathedral stuck behind a group of teenagers, right at the back of the historic venue.James, Viscount Severn — 15th in line to the throne — was one of those the couple were sitting behind.The event saw members of the Royal family and invited guests pay tribute to the Queen, as well as thanking numerous volunteers and the British public.But Royal fans noticed that the controversial Royal couple — who stepped away from their Royal duties around three years ago — had seemingly been shoved to the back of the audience like an unwanted relative at a wedding.Royal commentator Daniela Elser pointed to that fact that this was the couple “reaping what they had sown”, despite the fact that they had been hoping to build bridges during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.Writing for news.com.au, she said: “When the couple waltzed off two years ago to make a fortune and create impact and spend their days coming up with nifty hashtags, it looked like they still held plenty of cards.“Harry, in falling for the Suits star and dragooning her into the working royal ranks, had accidentally found just what the monarchy didn’t know it was looking for.“They were the adored golden couple and the royal family needed them, and oh-so-badly, to inject some youthful verve into the moribund royal brand and to connect with younger generations.“The message from the Palace in putting the Sussexes in the cheap seats seemed to be: You wanted out? Fine.

Duchess of Cambridge have arrived with two of their children at Cardiff Castle. MORE: Duchess Kate & Meghan Markle cheered at Queen's Jubilee Service of Thanksgiving – best photosWilliam and Kate, alongside Prince George, eight, and Princess Charlotte, seven, will meet performers and crew involved in the special Platinum Jubilee Celebration Concert taking place on the castle grounds on Saturday. WATCH: Kate and William brought Prince George and Princess Charlotte to CardiffIt was the siblings’ first official visit to Wales, Kensington Palace said.

Prince William has been less welcoming to his brother Prince Harry during the latter's return to the UK than expected, a royal expert has claimed.Harry and Meghan Markle have maintained a low profile during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations so far, despite being welcomed into the fold by Her Majesty.But the feuding brothers barely made eye contact at yesterday's service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, and royal expert Neil Sean things told the Express this could be a sign that the protracted war between the pair is far from over.According to a royal source close to Mr Sean, Harry and Meghan were hoping that William would be “more forgiving and welcoming”.Find out everything you need to know about the Platinum Jubilee by clicking hereThe Queen had, according to a source, sent for Harry and Meghan to be collected from the airport in her own personal Land Rover when they arrived in the UK.The bulletproof car was also thought to have taken them from Farnborough Airport to Frogmore Cottage.It was claimed that the Queen “believed it was the right thing to do” at the time – although Buckingham Palace did not respond to the Daily Star's request for confirmation on the matter.However, Mr Sean told the Daily Express: “The Queen has shown kindness, forgiveness, and compassion to Harry and Meghan after they damaged her monarchy and family, but another senior royal is less forgiving.“The Queen at 96 is looking after her own personal legacy.“She wants to be sure that what she leaves behind is the right image.“But according to a very good source, there is one particular, senior member who is not as forgiving - William.

It’s Lili’s day! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter, Lilibet Diana, turned 1 — and the royal family couldn’t resist celebrating the milestone.

Kate Middleton has left eagle-eyed royal fans convinced that she made a one-word comment when she glanced over to Meghan Markle inside St Pauls Cathedral. The Duchess of Cambridge and husband Prince William joined Prince Charles and Camilla in the procession through St Paul's nave, led by the Archbishop of York during Friday's Thanksgiving service.Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were seated metres apart from Wills and Kate in their first public appearance since they arrived to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s daughter, Lilibet Diana, is celebrating her first birthday and the royal family's wishing her a happy one!The Royal Family's official twitter account posted a red balloon on Saturday with the message, «Wishing Lilibet a very Happy 1st Birthday!» The Duke and Duchess of Sussex followed suit, and Lilibet's grandfather, Prince Charles, also shared a similar message, but that tweet ended with a cake instead of a red balloon.Wishing a very happy birthday to Lilibet, turning one today!

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were seated away from senior members of the Royal Family at a thanksgiving ceremony for the Queen as they are “not part of the plan” according to a royal expert.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the service on Friday (June 3) at St Paul’s Cathedral and were seated next to Princess Eugenie’s husband Jack Brooksbank and the Queen’s niece Lady Sarah Chatto.Meghan and Harry’s attendance at the event was the first time since they left royal working life that they have appeared together at such an occasion.Royal expert and author Ingrid Seward believes the couple’s placement must have “rankled” as she made note of the couple being sat behind the Duke of Gloucester, who is 31st in line of succession.Ms Seward also believes the Queen left hints to the future during both her Platinum Jubilee and the seating plan of the service yesterday.Speaking in a column for the Sun, she said: “Her Platinum Jubilee photo, showing her sitting in the Victoria Vestibule at Windsor Castle overlooking the statue of King Charles II, was symbolic — hinting King Charles III will soon be with us.“So was Thursday’s balcony appearance with her son and heir and his son and his heirs — the present, the future and the hope for what is to come.“But the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are clearly not part of the plan.”Tensions between Harry and Meghan and the Royal Family have continued following their exit from working royal life.However, the arrival of Lilibet and Archie with them for their visit is expected to have helped the situation.Following the service yesterday, Harry and Meghan are expected to privately celebrate the first birthday of their daughter Lilibet.Lilibet is having her first birthday in the UK as the Queen’s

Saturday, June 4 marks the first birthday of Lilibet Diana Windsor-Mountbatten, and the daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has been receiving social media greetings from her royal relatives.