Prince Harry Is Not ‘Qualified’ to Speak at the United Nations, Royal Expert Jonathan Sacerdoti Claims

Express.co.uk reported that the book is being ghostwritten by novelist and journalist JR Moehringer, who also ghostwrote the autobiography of former world No 1.

READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'must jump at any opportunity' to fix royal tensionsThe clip contains throwback snaps of the Cambridges in their 20s, featuring many pics of the drunken pair leaving swanky clubs together and hanging out with friends - sometimes in a bit of a state.Viewers of the TikTok vid, which has now racked up a whopping 4 million views, were quick to chime in with adoring comments about the couple."[Kate]'s effortlessly beautiful", one user wrote.Another commented: "just like all young people," before adding "that is nice....and normal"A third said: "It’s nice to see them happy and relaxed".The couple famously met at university in St Andrews in 2001, and immediately built a solid friendship, even moving into a house together along with two other pals.It wasn't until 2004 that their blossoming romance became public, before they briefly split in 2007, only to get back together just a couple of months later and marry in 2011, becoming one of the UK's most revered couples.Reminiscing back to their university days after their engagement, Will said: "We were friends for over a year first and it just sort of blossomed from then on."We just spent more time with each other, had a good giggle, had lots of fun, and realised we shared a lot of the same interests."He cheekily added: "She's got a really naughty sense of humour."While the couple was lavished with compliments, some couldn't help but notice that if the same pics had emerged of Harry and Meghan, they might not get the same loving treatment."If it was Harry and his wife it would be a scandale," one viewer noted.Another agreed: "it’s all good but if it was our gurl Megan would be a different story."READ NEXT:Prince Charles received £1 million

PEOPLE. (William is also dad to Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4. ) As far back as 2018, William’s wife Kate Middleton told reporters that George—who would have been around five at the time—calls his dad by the casual moniker, and that likely Charlotte and Louis do as well, though only George’s use of the nickname was specifically mentioned.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's biographer Omid Scobie has announced that he is writing a brand new book on the royals, promising its readers "exclusive revelations". The 41 year old journalist co-wrote the book Finding Freedom, alongside Carolyn Durand, which goes into deep detail about Prince Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, stepping down as "senior" members of the Royal family in March 2020 to embark on a new life in California.

Cressida Bonas was “spooked” by Kate Middleton leading to her ending her two year relationship with Prince Harry, an expert has claimed. The actress, 33, who is expecting her first child with her property developer husband Harry Wentworth-Stanley, dated Harry, 37, between 2012-2014, but the relationship soon ended.

Prince William just cannot escape those affair rumors – no matter how much the institution tries to cover it up!

United States has mocked Prince Harry for wading into the Roe V Wade debate. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito mocked the Duke of Sussex for his comments on the domestic US issue during his first public remarks since his decision to overturn Roe v Wade.

doomed marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles started with what appeared to be a fairytale wedding.It took place in St Paul’s Cathedral - a historic London landmark - and Lady Diana Spencer wore a wedding dress with a huge 25-foot train fit for royalty.The church was packed to the rafters, the bride and groom arrived separately by horse-drawn chariot, Diana entered with five bridesmaids following behind her and the Archbishop of Canterbury - then Robert Runcie - conducted the marriage.But there was a subtle but significant difference to past royal weddings during one crucial element of the church service.And that alteration has stuck, with modern members of the royal family emulating Diana in breaking a 300-year-old tradition.Princess Diana tweaked the vows by omitting the word “obey”.Since 1662, the Anglican Book of Common Prayer listed the line in the marriage vows: “To love, cherish and to obey, till death us do part.”Previously, all royal brides had committed to show obedience to their husbands.But when it came to tie the knot in July 1981 to the heir to the throne, Diana became the first to drop this word from her own vows.Instead, she promised to Charles to "love him, comfort him, honour and keep him".When Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, married Prince Andrew five years later, she opted to stick with the word “obey”.However, more recent weddings have seen the brides take a different approach.Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, followed her late mother-in-law’s lead during her nuptials with Prince William - 30 years after the tradition was first broken.Meghan Markle, during her wedding to Prince Harry, did likewise, as did Princess Eugenie.The changing of the wording was not the only difference

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READ MORE: Get rid of mosquitos in the house during heatwave using common herbBut how are their dynamics and routines as a family when they are on holiday?Parenting expert and author of best-selling parenting book Octopus on a Treadmill, Gifty Enright, explained "parenting during the summer is a different kind of parenting and depending on the ages of the children". This is because during the summer months when children are not in school most of the time, "different skills are required". The expert said "Harry and Meghan have got younger children so for them it is all about doing things with them".

Do not expect Meghan Markle or Prince Harry to react to those claims made in the new book by Tom Bower!

the royals are also guilty of it.Read more: Meghan and Harry 'did not get' invite from Queen to Balmoral, insiders sayMeghan Markle and Prince Harry are back in the headlines again after new book Revenge was published, laying bare their ongoing feud with the Royal family.But a previous biography on them revealed how the couple have done what many pet owners have and unwittingly given their beloved dog a rude name.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are both animal lovers and named their adopted black Labrador, Pula.They reportedly chose the name because of its links to Botswana, a country which has a special romantic meaning for them.But unfortunately for Meghan, 40, and Harry, 37, Pula is also a slang Romanian word for "penis".The couple say they picked the name Pula because it's the currency of Botswana and also means "rain" in Setswana, the language spoken in the area.Meghan and Harry spent a lot of time in Botswana during the early days of their courtship in 2016 and have fond memories of it.Although the couple revealed they had adopted the black Labrador in 2018, they refused to disclose its name.

Keeping quiet. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle haven’t yet commented on the explosive allegations about them in a new book, but royal expert Gareth Russell doesn’t think they will.

Prince Harry watched his other girlfriends "crumble" under the royal spotlight and did not want Meghan Markle to go through the same, a source has claimed. The Duke and Duchess are no stranger to being in the public eye now but the media spotlight was said to be one of the reasons why they left the Royal Family as working members in 2020.The light has been on the famous pair recently both due to Harry’s speech at the UN and the release of Tom Bower’s book, Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors.READ MORE: Meghan Markle facing 'unfortunate side-effect' of half-sister suing her for £60kThis isn’t the first time the light has been shone particularly harshly on the couple though.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been calling Montecito, California home for a few years, ever since they stepped down as 'senior' members of the Royal family.The lavish home worth £11 million has become the perfect family abode for the Sussexes and their two children Archie and Lilibet. Since the pair took root in 2020, royal fans have only had rare glimpses of the stunning property.

Tom Bower's explosive new book 'Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War between the Windsors' claims to offer a behind the scenes insight into Prince Harry and Meghan's relationship with other members of the Royal Family, writes The Mirror.

Prince George and even Princess Charlotte look like their dad William.Comments on an Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Instagram post on George's ninth birthday last week served as a reminder of the public's observation that he really is growing into a mini Prince William. Similarly when Charlotte turned seven in May, many flooded the comments section to revel at the young princess's likeness to her father.READ MORE: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Fab Four downfall was not 'obvious' - expert claimsFor mum Kate Middleton, however, of the couple's three children it is their youngest four-year-old Prince Louis who bears most likeness to her.

Pippa Middleton and James Matthews’ baby girl is a flower child! Kate Middleton’s younger sister and her husband welcomed their third child, a baby girl, in May. According to, the new parents named their daughter, Rose.  The outlet also reports that Pippa, 38, and James, 46, followed in the footsteps of Kate Middleton and her husband, Prince William, and welcomed their daughter in the Lido Wing of St.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may have taken the decision to quit social media to prevent themselves from damaging Prince William’s “ego”, a royal commentator has claimed. When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit the Royal Family in early 2020, the couple also took the decision to retire their Sussex Royal social media accounts.

Prince Harry may be facing an awkward clash with the release of his new memoirs as it is likely to launch at the same time as Michelle Obama’s new autobiography.Both books are set to be released by the same publisher - Penguin Random House and the end of the year.Mrs Obama’s book will be the follow-up to her previous title, Becoming, one of the best-selling books in history with an approximate 14 million sales.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'did not get invite to Balmoral from Queen' say insidersThis means it could potentially steal some of Harry’s thunder and possibly even hinder the success of his book's sales.Harry is yet to announce an exact date for his release, and some have speculated that this could be because they are navigating the clash with the former US first lady.Her new follow-up, titled The Light We Carry, is going to be released on November 15 presumably to target the Thanksgiving and Christmas markets.This means that one option open to Harry is to move his release forward to October and give him a better chance at topping the New York Times Bestseller List. Speaking to the Daily Mail, an insider said: "It would certainly account for a lot of the uncertainty.

To say it’s been a difficult week for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is an understatement. And according to former royal butler Grant Harrold, the publication of Tom Bower’s bombshell book Revenge: Meghan, Harry And The War Between The Windsors – a book they were probably dreading – will have left Harry and Meghan feeling “angry” and “hurt”.