Prince Harry's Testimony: Biggest Bombshells Including Why Chelsy Davy Relationship Failed, Rumors James Hewitt Is His Real Dad & More

Prince Harry left a flight attendant stunned with a sweet gift on his flight back to the US from the UK on Friday.

Prince Harry left a surprise gift for a flight attendant after he dashed back to California on Thursday.The Duke of Sussex had been in the UK for three days and headed home to be with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. As he jetted home with American Airlines, he gave a free copy of his tell-all memoir, Spare, to flight attendant and TikTok user Holden Pattern who looked after him during his flight. A delighted Holden took to Instagram to share a snap as he posed and beamed alongside Harry, 38, while onboard the flight.

Prince Archie was given a special surprise birthday gift which brought the four year old "much joy," it has been revealed.The eldest child of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle turned four on May 6 - the same day as his grandfather, King Charles' Coronation. In celebration of his big day, Archie was gifted a brand new bike with stabilisers from a local bike store.

King Charles had planned to give his granddaughter Lilibet a very lavish gift for her second birthday - before Prince Harry handed him a 'warning' on what to purchase.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were delighted by a surprise birthday gift for their son. In honor of Archie's fourth birthday last month, the owners of Mad Dogs & Englishmen Bike Shop, one of whom is British, decided to hand deliver a bike to the tot's home — a gesture his parents readily expressed their appreciation for.The Montecito, California, store, which is co-owned by Jennifer Blevins and Martin Watson, revealed the Sussexes' gesture on Instagram, sharing a photo of the thank you note they received after gifting Archie a bike.«On behalf of Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, please accept their sincere thanks for the thoughtful gift you sent to Prince Archie for his fourth birthday,» the thank you note read.

Prince Harry has reportedly 'warned' King Charles about what gift he should have purchased his daughter when she celebrated her second birthday earlier this month.

The royal family may not have acknowledged Prince Archie‘s birthday publicly, but the little boy wasn’t completely forgotten!

Mad Dogs & Englishmen Bike Shop in Montecito, Calif., left a sweet present consisting of flowers, a card, balloons and a bike for Archie’s 4th birthday — and the adorable gesture wasn’t forgotten.His parents Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sent the company a thank-you memo for the two-wheeler.The letter — which was posted on the shop’s Instagram account on Thursday — was written by the Sussexes’ assistant, Harrison Colcord.“On behalf of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke, and Duchess of Sussex, please accept their sincere thanks for the thoughtful gift you sent to Prince Archie for his fourth birthday,” the note said.“The bike has brought much joy and is most appreciated by the family. They asked that I convey their gratitude at the lovely surprise.”Business owner Jennifer Blevins and her British co-worker, Martin, were pleasantly surprised at the card, telling People more about the happy ordeal.The bike that the two had chosen to gift the little prince was a specialized kids’ bicycle that had training wheels on it.Blevins explained that Martin traveled to the royals’ Montecito abode to personally deliver the present.However, security had stopped him and did an on-site background check before allowing him to leave the cycle and its other birthday surprises.Martin and Blevins then received the card a month later after a courier stopped by their store and dropped it off.“I was making a joke, I said, ‘It better be a thank you letter,’ and it really was!” Blevins joked.

Prince Archie received a special surprise for his 4th birthday on May 6.

Kate Middleton’s remarks to Prince William about a rare Royal event they attended alongside Prince Harry have been revealed by a lip reader. The current Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke of Sussex all turned out for the service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral as part of the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. It was the first time Harry, 38, and Meghan Markle had been seen at a Royal event since stepping back from The Firm in 2020.

Once upon a time. Before Prince Harry met wife Meghan Markle, he dated Cressida Bonas for two years.

A royal expert is giving their opinion on how the royal family might feel about Prince Harry‘s two-days of testimony.

OK! Magazine reported.A source told the publication that Charles “had his aides looking at custom-made cubby houses, similar to what the Queen and Princess Margaret had when they were girls.”“He wants to give Lili something she will use and be hers,” the insider went on. “She’ll remember it forever — it’s going to be the ultimate surprise,” they said, adding that it’s still unclear if Lilibet ever received her grandfather’s gift.Lilibet — who is seventh in line to the British throne — turned two on June 4 and her mother, Meghan Markle and Harry, 38, threw her an “all-American affair” to celebrate at their Montecito, Calif.

Prince Harry revealed that he keeps in contact with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet over Facetime while he is in the UK.

Prince Harry has told the High Court that a newspaper’s reporting of his break-up with former girlfriend Chelsy Davy was “hurtful” and appeared to celebrate their split. Harry spent a second day being cross-examined about his claims that tabloids published by MGN featured articles about him based on alleged unlawful information gathering including unlawful interception of voicemails.

Prince Harry has been testifying at the High Court in London, England, in a tabloid case against Mirror Group Newspapers  (MGN). In his witness statement released Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex outlined how the British media company's stories about his personal life have impacted his relationships, mental health and safety.On Wednesday, Harry continued to testify in court, and royal expert Katie Nicholl tells ET that the royal family has been apprehensive about him speaking out. «My sources tell me that [King Charles III] and [Prince William] were very wary about Harry going into the witness box,» Nicholl explains.

Prince Harry has “thrown his lawyers under the bus” by suing Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering, according to a barrister. Harry, 38, broke down in court after admitting “I don’t know” 18 times in less than three hours while subject to intense questioning. The Duke of Sussex alleges around 140 articles published between 1996 and 2010 contained details contained detail gathered in an illegal manner through means such as phone hacking.

High Court heard his claim against the publisher of the Daily Mirror. Harry left the witness box on Wednesday afternoon after nearly eight hours of questioning as part of his legal action against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) over alleged unlawful information gathering. Near the end of his evidence – which made him the first senior royal in more than two decades to appear personally in court proceedings – he appeared to show some emotion as he was asked how the court process had made him feel.

Prince Harry started the day cheerfully enough, clutching a wad of notes nervously like a GCSE student rolling out of bed for finals. By the end, he looked as pale and limp as his lime green tie. As his lawyer, the nasal silk David Sherbourne KC, asked him how he was holding up, the eyes of the world on him, Prince Harry choked and looked hard at his shoelaces.

Prince Harry from outside the High Court with an offer of help has been identified as former East 17 frontman Brian Harvey. The BBC broadcast live outside the court on Wednesday, where the prince is making his case around hacking against the Mirror’s publishers. Harvey, 48, was spotted in the background shouting up at the High Court.

Prince Harry has just wrapped up his testimony in his court case against Mirror Group Newspapers.