Prince Harry rift is 'constant strain' on Prince William: 'There is a lot of regret'

Prince Harry used the Invictus Games to introduce his new girlfriend Meghan Markle to the public.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were slammed by royal fans for breaking an important Covid rule during the height of the pandemic. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met with David Attenborough in September 2020 at a private viewing of his documentary – A Life On Our Planet. The royal couple were joined by their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis and took a picture with the veteran broadcaster at Kensington Palace.

Paul Wesley is opening up about his recent casting as Captain James T. Kirk on Paramount+’s Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.

Will Smith is soaking it all in. ET's Rachel Smith spoke to the  star at the National Board of Review Gala in New York City Tuesday about his awards season wins and what it means to him to be recognized for his work in the film.«It feels great! I was saying to someone the other night, this is what I'm always trying to do.

Will Smith, who has been promoting – and celebrating – his new movie, King Richard.MORE: Will Smith breaks silence on Rebel Wilson's joke about his marriage to Jada Pinkett SmithIn the Oscar-nominated movie, the actor plays tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams' dad, Richard Williams. It depicts his fight to make them the iconic athletes they are today.Fresh off his win for Best Actor at the 2022 Critics Choice Awards, Will Smith continued to celebrate his performance at Tuesday's National Board of Review Annual Awards Gala in New York City, where he also won the award for Best Actor.WATCH: The King Richard trailerMORE: Will Smith calls out Critics Choice Awards during Best Actor speechDuring the red carpet, he grew candid talking about his thoughts on King Richard and his career.

Prince Harry is heading overseas. The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex is planning  to attend the Invictus Games in The Hague in the Netherlands next month in his capacity as founding patron, a spokesperson tells ET.Harry recently appeared in a video promoting the Games, in which he practiced his Dutch, donned an orange outfit, and told athletes, «See you soon in The Hague.»The Games, which start on April 16, will come a few weeks after Prince Philip's service of thanksgiving in the U.K., which, as ET previously reported, Harry will not attend. Philip, Harry's grandfather, died in April 2021 at age 99.At the time, a spokesperson for Harry added that, while the duke will not be returning to the U.K.

Coming into his own! Prince William and Duchess Kate’s son Prince George is preparing to become king one day.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry want to keep "one foot in the door" of royal life and come in and out as it suits them, a royal insider has claimed.When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to take a step back from the Royal Family in 2020, they hinted at their desire to continue to help the Queen in some capacity.They said: “We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support Her Majesty the Queen.”It's been reported that the Monarch didn’t want that to happen and according to royal author Tom Quinn, the couple believe that when the Queen dies, Charles will allow them to come back and be “part-time royals”.He said: “That means they would have six months working royals and six months in the States or wherever, doing their own thing.“I think Meghan and Harry are hoping that Charles, Harry’s father after all, will be more of a moderniser and will say to them, ‘Okay, if you want to be part-time royals, that’s fine.’”A royal insider told Heat Magazine that this isn’t the first time the suggestion has been made.The insider said: “These rumours have been floating around for a while, but have gathered pace recently, especially after Meghan and Harry opted to renew their lease on Frogmore Cottage.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.“The growing belief is that they want to keep one foot in the fold for when it suits them, and that someday in the future, they’ll be returning to England and royal life in one form or other, while also continuing to operate their business overseas in America.“They want to be royals, but on their terms – including being based in America, getting

 revival, but she has one condition if something ever gets off the ground — her youngest TV child, Judy Winslow, must be written back in.At the 90s Con in Hartford, Connecticut, over the weekend, Payton reunited with her former co-stars, Reginald VelJohnson (Carl Winslow), Darius McCrary (Eddie Winslow) and Kellie Williams (Laura Winslow). In a video posted by Williams' media company, Dream Merchant Media Entertainment, LLC, the cast was asked whether they would consider reviving their iconic characters from the hit series, whether in a reboot or a revival. Payton, who played the stern but loving TV matriarch Harriette Winslow, noted that while a -esque reboot wouldn't be in the cards for the cast, they would be happy to return to their roots as a sitcom.But, she said that she would only do it if Judy Winslow, the family's youngest child played by Jaimee Foxworth who mysteriously disappeared in the fourth season, was written back into the show.Revealing that she was «personally hurt» by the creative decision, she told fans at the convention, «Don’t think for a minute that we did not go in.»«When I mentioned it to the producers, I said, 'You guys need to tell me something that is not only creative, but also politically correct to straighten out this situation because there's nowhere in the world a family… You gave me three kids, you took away my baby,» Payton, 71, recalled.

Prince Harry could hardly hold back the tears as he watched his bride walk down the aisle towards him. Looking radiant in a simple Givenchy white gown, the beautiful actress Meghan Markle was about to become his wife, the Duchess of Sussex. That glorious day in spring 2018 – witnessed by a global audience of 1.9 billion people – was one Harry had dreamt of for years.

Lawrence Kasdan Guest ColumnistWriter-director Lawrence Kasdan, a four-time Oscar nominee, worked with Oscar winner William Hurt, who died March 13 at age 71, on “Body Heat” (1981), “The Big Chill” (1983), “The Accidental Tourist” (1988) and “I Love You to Death” (1990).William Hurt and I came into the movies together, and Bill had a huge impact on the way I thought about the process.We met when I was casting “Body Heat,” the first movie I directed. On our initial meeting, we talked for hours about movies and life. We were trying to guess what it would be like to take that journey together.I was still looking for my cast and eventually tested four couples for the two leads, but that first conversation with Bill stayed with me.

George and now his brother Prince Louis both observe the odd royal clothing tradition. However, according to experts, there is a posh reason for this seemingly strange fashion decision, one that dates back centuries. Etiquette expert William Hanson explained the Cambridge’s wardrobe choice to Harper's Bazaar , saying: "It's a very English thing to dress a young boy in shorts.

We’re always glad to hear when someone from Meghan Markle’s past has her back.

Marlee Matlin reflected on William Hurt’s death during a brief interview with Entertainment Tonight at the Critics Choice Awards. Hurt died March 13 at 71 years old following a battle with prostate cancer. Matlin and Hurt starred opposite one another in the 1986 drama "Children of a Lesser God," which won Matlin the Oscar for best actress.The two performers began dating when Matlin was 19 years old and Hurt was 35.

Excitement is mounting ahead of Prince William and Kate’s royal visit to the Caribbean. But there’s a more heartwarming event on the Cambridges’ agenda. William and Kate appeared alongside Prince Charles and Camilla at the annual Commonwealth Day service and thanks to a lip reader, we got the inside gossip on their future plans together.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were not in attendance for this year’s Commonwealth Day and reportedly felt they were “snubbed” during their last appearance at the event.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have continued to spend most of their time in the US following their decision to step down from their roles in the Royal Family.The Queen was also absent from this year's event as she continues to perform light duties since recovering from Covid last month.Although Harry’s decision to not attend the day to celebrate the Commonwealth is thought to be down to the couple being missed out from the order of service in 2020.Commonwealth Day in 2020 was also the couple’s last appearance as working royals before they left to start their new life in California.Both Meghan and Harry had both been in attendance in 2019 and were then included in the order of service. However, they were notably absent from the 2,000 orders of service distributed but Prince William and Kate Middleton were included in the details about the royal procession.

Prince Harry dropped his royal surname in paperwork when he left the UK with Meghan Markle to set up a new life in the US back in 2020. The first instance of Harry not using his HRH or Mountbatten-Windsor titles were in documents for his green travel company, The Mirror reported at the time.Instead, he referred to himself as Prince Henry Charles Albert David, Duke of Sussex.Harry first relocated to Vancouver Island in Canada in March 2020 with Meghan and their then 11-month-old son Archie.

Kathleen Turner is remembering her former co-star, the late William Hurt. Turner, 67, shared with Fox News Digital that Hurt "was a glorious actor" and she is "grateful for the time together." "We not only worked on ‘Body Heat’ together with Larry Kasdan — the three of us worked together on ‘Accidental Tourist’ also," Turner shared.  Turner and Hurt starred alongside each other in the 1981 crime movie, "Body Heat." This movie is credited for being one of Hurt’s biggest hits early on in his career.

Marlee Matlin is opening up about the passing of William Hurt.

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Harry's decision to not attend his grandfather Prince Philip's memorial service will leave Prince William and Prince Charles "disappointed", a former Palace butler claims.The Duke of Sussex caused some upset among Royal Fans last week when he announced he would not be attending the service at Westminster Abbey this month, but would be flying to Holland for the Invictus Games in April.A spokesperson added that Harry will be visiting the Queen "soon".The reason for Harry's decision to not attend the event has not been explained, although it comes shortly after the controversy surrounding his security concerns in the UK. Now Charles' former butler Grant Harrold has said that both Prince William and his dad will be "disappointed" by the decision.