Prince Harry’s friend JJ Chalmers spill news on Archie as the pair share ‘dad chat’

Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas showed off a stylish look as she attended a wedding in an outfit that showed off her blossoming baby bump. The 33 year old attended the wedding of Lady Tatiana Mountbatten, the daughter of Prince Philip's first cousin the Marquess of Milford Haven, on 23 July, alongside her husband Harry Wentworth-Stanley, who is step-brother to the bride.The actress and model looked incredible as she arrived at the wedding at Winchester Cathedral, wearing a coral pleated skirt and a white blouse.

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.

Nick Cannon have revealed their newborn baby’s name. The pair, who announced that they welcomed Cannon’s eighth child into the world on Monday (25 July), told fans on Instagram that their son’s name is Legendary Love Cannon.

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.

Prince Harry was warned by his three times married uncle, Earl Spencer, to reconsider his marriage to Meghan, an author has claimed. The revelations come in the book 'Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War between the Windsors', which has seen author Tom Bower speaking to 80 people who know Harry and Meghan personally, to unpick the truth behind the couple.Claims made by the author range from how Meghan failed to get on with Harry's friends to the changes the palace forced the writers of Suits to make after the couple's relationship became public knowledge. READ MORE: Meghan and Harry may have quit social media ‘as favour’ to Queen - commentator One story from Bower's book suggests that Diana, Princess of Wales's brother, Earl Spencer, was asked to speak to his nephew about his closeness with Meghan.

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.

GB News host Eamonn Holmes, 62, had been enraged when he heard jibes that he was "male, pale and stale" and denied any allegations that ratings at This Morning were suffering during his time on the show.

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”.

Revenge author Tom Bower has claimed that Meghan Markle “convinced” her husband Prince Harry that his brother the Duke of Cambridge’s staff were “smearing her”.Tom, who released Revenge: Meghan, Harry And The War Between The Windsors last week, exclusively told OK!: “Meghan had convinced Harry that William’s staff were smearing her. "Whispers about a tiara, that Kate had cried, her own demand for aerosol in St George’s chapel and now the staff’s outrageous complaints about her behaviour were, she said, invented to undermine her.” Tom also writes in Revenge about the infamous bridesmaid fitting for Princess Charlotte. Press reports said the princess’s mother, Kate, was left in tears by it, although Meghan later told Oprah Winfrey it was the other way around.

As the Duke of Sussex addressed the United Nations last week to discuss climate change, his wife Meghan looking on in support, the couple no doubt expected to make news around the world. And they did. But not, perhaps, in the way they’d hoped.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have experienced a number of security threats at their home in California.

Loose Women's Judi Love took to Instagram to share her feelings about her beloved friend Martyn, a man whose support made her "truly emotional".She paid tribute to him by sharing a video of herself screaming with laughter and thanking him as he complimented her looks during one of their drives together, while admitting her grief at learning he had died."It’s with deep heartbreak to share that My dear Martyn #MyMartin has passed away," Judi wrote in view of her 295,000 followers.She added cheekily: "Yes I used to spell [his name] wrong and we laughed about that too.""I’ll keep it 100% real with you, Working in the public eye and getting older and wiser, your circle becomes smaller," she confided, before adding: "Martyn was a part of the inner circle."We built a beautiful friendship on laughter, life experiences and trust..

Prince Harry's memoir is reportedly finished with a final manuscript recently being signed off by lawyers, ready for it to hit shelves during the Christmas period. The 37 year old has teamed up with ghostwriter JR Moehringer for the project, and according to The Sun, Moehringer finished the manuscript in recent weeks.

Sharon Osbourne has revealed that she doesn't believe Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex have 'found their path yet' since stepping down from the royal family. Appearing on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Sharon, 69, said that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are 'floundering and totally lost' in the United States.

READ MORE: Unearthed snap of William with Diana aged 9 proves Prince George is dad's 'twin'Following the disturbance, police requested “documentation of a trespasser, who left”.12 days earlier, police had also been called to another trespasser alert – the sixth in 14 months.Santa Barbara Police records show the incidents at the Montecito mansion have been logged as as “trespasser”, “property crimes” and “suspicious circumstances”.The revelations come after Harry won the first stage of his legal battle against the Home Office over security arrangements when he and his family are in the UK.Harry took action after he was not allowed to pay for police protection for him or his family while in north America.And now his lawyers have been given permission for a full hearing to take place and to have a judge look over the Home Office's decision.Mr Justice Swift said: “The application for permission to apply for judicial review is allowed in part and refused in part.”The duke’s challenge concerns the February 2020 decision of the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures over his security, after being told he would no longer be given the “same degree” of personal protective security when visiting.To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here.READ NEXT:Prince Harry wanted to be 'fun uncle' to Prince George who he 'absolutely adored'Prince George's hilarious birthday tradition inspired by Princess DianaKate Middleton unveils new portrait of Prince George ahead of his ninth birthdayPrince George must 'navigate social media' as future monarch and it 'won't be easy

Sharon Osbourne has revealed exactly what she thinks about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle since they stepped back from the royal family and moved to the US. The 69-year-old appeared on Piers Morgan's Uncensored where she told him she thinks the couple are "totally lost" and "haven't found their path in life."Harry and Meghan recently came under fire in royal biographer Tom Bower's new book, which prompted the beginning of the conversation between Piers and Sharon.READ MORE: Piers Morgan’s talkTV show in chaos as Ozzy Osbourne pulls out last minuteThe controversial broadcaster, 57, has made no secret about his feelings towards the pair over the years and claimed the new book paints a "pretty awful picture" of them.He started the segment by saying: "A royal thing that’s been in the news is this big Tom Bower book about Meghan and Harry.

The Queen has offered her grandson Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle an olive branch as she invited them to Balmoral over the summer. The visit could see the Duke, 37, and Duchess, 40, spend time with her majesty, 96, - who recently led tributes to her great grandson Prince George on his birthday - at her Scottish estate during the summer when other senior royals are not around.The Balmoral Estate is a favourite with Queen Elizabeth and she headed up to the Highlands on Thursday 21 July, where she plans to stay at Craigowan Lodge for the next 10 weeks.

Prince Harry "wouldn’t have married Meghan Markle" if Princess Diana was alive, The Queen’s former aide has strongly claimed. In an exclusive interview with GB News on Friday 22 July, The Queen’s former Press Secretary Dickie Arbiter also hit out at the BBC as pressure grows on them to apologise for the Martin Bashir scandal.

Royal Family members travel a lot through the country and even abroad on various royal engagements. Of course, the royals don't have to deal with any of the long processes that the rest of us have to go through, however they do have their own set of protocols that they are expected to follow. Here are six royal family travelling secrets and how the Cambridges often break one rule by travelling together.

Queen's allegedly warned just months before the ceremony that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 's marriage would "all end in tears". Lady Susan Hussey, who has been a lady-in-waiting to the Queen since the 1960s, is said to have made the comment at a lunch with a group of theatre executives, according to reports.The comments from the aide were revealed in a new book by investigative writer Tom Bower.READ MORE: WHO says world-wide monkeypox outbreak is now a global emergencyRevenge: Meghan, Harry And The War Between The Windsors was published earlier this week.Bower writes, according to the Daily Mail : "While discussing the possibility that Meghan might become linked with the National Theatre after the wedding, Hussey became unexpectedly serious about the couple’s future."'That will all end in tears,'she is alleged to have warned.

Prince Harry.On Friday (July 22), William and Kate, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, released a new photo of their eldest son to mark his ninth birthday.The image shows Prince George grinning from ear to ear, dressed in a blue polo shirt posing on the beach during their holiday in the UK earlier this month.Read more: Camilla is not the ‘racist’ senior royal Sussexes mentioned, claims sourcesThe sheer, unadulterated and natural joy on Prince George's face makes it clear that he's incredibly happy.The same can be said for the images of Princess Charlotte that were released earlier this year to mark her seventh birthday in May.Kate, 40, is into her photography and has been known to have been behind the lens of lots of the family’s official holiday snaps - including the one for George’s birthday.But these traditionally cheeky and smiley birthday photos taken by the former royals go against one of the most harsh criticisms that Harry has hurled at Buckingham Palace.During Harry and Meghan's Oprah Winfrey last year Harry spoke openly about his family and some of his comments shocked the nation.He suggested that to grow up in the confines of the royal family is to essentially suffer. He said he had been “trapped within the system, like the rest of my family are”.Since the explosive interview Harry has painted royal life as a miserable one on more than one occasion.