Prince Harry Says He ‘Does Not Feel Safe’ Returning to the U.K. With His Family

Kate Middleton and dad, Prince George had royal fans mindblown. The youngster who is third in line to the throne joined his parents at the event at Twickenham Stadium before sticking out a tongue as the tens of thousands of fans looked on.Prince William was attending in his role as patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, while his wife Catherine was there as patron of the Rugby Football Union, each of the Cambridge's donning England and Wales scarves for the Six Nations match.Despite it being Kate's first outing as patron of the Rugby Football Union, it was George who stole the show.The cheeky eight-year-old had fans gushing over his staggering height, as well as his uncanny resemblance with his grandmother, Diana, Princess of Wales.Shortly after he appeared, royal enthusiasts rushed to social media to share their thoughts on the tot, with one penning: "How cute is that smile?! Beautiful photos.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will not bow or curtsy to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall following the announcement that she'll become Queen Consort, claim royal insiders. On February 6 the Queen backed Camilla to take the Queen Consort title when her husband Prince Charles is crowned King.

Kate Middleton "echoes Princess Diana" after the Duchess of Cambridge allegedly adjusted her body language to suit life in the Royal Family, an expert has said.A now trusted member of The Firm after her marriage to Prince William in 2011, body language expert Judi James discussed the changes Middleton has made in the ten years of adjusting to life in the family.Judi claimed: "Kate's non-verbal displays never suggested an assumption of status, power or even fame."She never fell into the trap of acting as anything other than a woman who had married into the royal firm."She continued: "Her signals of respect have always been obvious when she is with the Queen and other royals and even with the public, although her personal confidence does appear to have grown slowly and steadily, too."When it came to Kate's abilities in public speaking, Judi said: "Not surprisingly Kate is most animated in conversations when she is talking to people about things she has direct experience of."When being introduced to new parents, she sounds much more secure and interested than she does talking about bereavement."Tonally her voice drops and is flatter and less animated, and more concerned in the bereavement video from 2021 - but then the subject matter may well account for that."She added: "Her style of speech echoes that of Princess Diana, and she and Sophie Wessex as younger female royals sound most alike."Generationally there is much less difference between the two of them than say Princess Anne or the Queen.

The first day of school is a big deal for any child, even for a future King.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have the sweetest tribute to Princess Diana at their family home.The Cambridges made Kensington Palace their family home back in 2014 and have since welcomed three children: Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six, and three-year-old Prince Louis.The children have settled into Apartment 1A, but the palace isn’t just focused on the little ones. Outside, the Kensington Palace website describes an “intimate, tranquil and secluded oasis” in memory of William’s mother, Diana.The princess was very fond of the Sunken Garden - as it was then known. In 2017, the space was transformed into The White Garden to memorialise her.

There is no doubt that Harry and Meghan’s relationship with the royal family remains deeply fractured, and it seems much work is still required on both sides to repair the damage. With the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year now underway and a series of major events taking place in the coming months, sources believe Harry will come under increasing pressure to iron out his differences with his father Charles and brother William.

royal nicknames that make us say ‘what?' Prince George calls the Queen 'Gan-Gan', and Prince William gets called 'Wombat'. But those ones are cute, at least. The nickname Prince Philip had for the Queen, however, sounds a little odder than the others.

OK!During William's initial meeting with Deacon, he asked him: "Would you like to see Nick Pope, yeah?"When Deacon enthusiastically nodded, William said: "We'll see what we can do."And last weekend, Pastor Mick Fleming, the community centre leader where William met Deacon, shared a video entitled: "HRH was true to his word."There were photos of little Deacon taking snaps with footballer Nick in the short clip.The act of kindness left fans emotional, with one person tweeting: "Prince William!!!! That's awesome. Thanks Pastor Fleming for posting this #PrinceWilliam."Another said: "We can trust in Prince William who keep his promises.

Sounds like Lilibet won’t be meeting her British relatives any time soon.

When it comes to having a baby, besides figuring out a birth plan, deciding what pram will be most useful and what colour to paint the nursery, picking a name is one of the most important decisions new parents have to make. Whether you choose something a bit out there like Kylie Jenner or something more sentimental like Amy Walsh and Toby-Alexander Smith, it’s a big deal.

Kristen Stewart thinks 'everyone wants to win an Oscar.'The 31-year-old star is nominated for Best Actress at the 94th Academy Awards for her portrayal of the late Princess Diana in Spencer and she was 'totally touched' to have made it onto the shortlist.'Everyone wants to win an Oscar, you know? I'm totally touched,' she told Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue. Happy to be nominated:Kristen Stewart is nominated for Best Actress at the Academy Awards for her portrayal of the late Princess Diana in Spencer and she was 'totally touched' to have made it onto the shortlist she told Vanity Fair; seen in November The reel vs the real: Left, Kristen as Princess Diana in Spencer.

Queen picked up her pace to chase after young Prince William and stopped him from getting injured at a royal wedding.Her Majesty, then 60, joined other members of the Royal Family to celebrate her second son Prince Andrew's wedding at Westminster Abbey in 1986.During the iconic high-profiled wedding, the Queen was spotted sprinting as she tried to hold onto the then four-year-old Prince William who went chasing after the horse carriage.The group were seen sending off newlyweds Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, who were waving to the crowds on a carriage.The footage was re-posted on Twitter by royal fan Lara, who wrote: "It's been 33 years since the wedding of Prince Andrew and Fergie in 1986."And so here's Queen Elizabeth running after little Prince William to stop him from getting closer to the carriage. "Her Majesty as a grandma is cute."Some eagle-eyed fans also noticed Princess Margaret running behind to keep an eye on young Zara Philips and Princess Diana following closely as well.One said: "They ran because the queen ran.

They might be frightfully posh with traditional, Christian monikers, but the Royal Family also loves a nickname. We know her as Her Majesty, or Ma'am, but the Queen has several quirky alternatives bestowed on her by her family. Read on for every royal nickname, including baby Archie's...

When it comes to dazzling pieces of jewellery, the royal family have been setting the benchmark with their gems for centuries. So it’s no surprise that one of the first things Prince William gifted Kate Middleton at the beginning of their relationship was a gorgeous ring.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet is thought to have finally had her first royal visitor.The couple's little girl and younger sister to two year old Archie was born June 4, 2021, over a year after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex opted to move permanently to California, America. Born in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic sadly meant that Meghan, 40, and Harry, 37, weren't able to take her over to the UK to meet her royal family members.

Meghan Markle will never return to the UK as she thinks winning over the public is a 'lost cause', according to an author of royal biographies.The Duchess of Sussex has not visited Britain since quitting the Royal Family and moving to Montecito, California, in 2020.This is despite her husband Prince Harry visiting his home country twice in the same period, including once for the unveiling of a statue of mum Princess Diana last year.The couple's eight-month-old daughter Lilibet, who is eighth in line to the throne, has never visited the United Kingdom and was born in California.Ahead of his new book on Meghan, royal biographer and investigative journalist Tom Bower has now claimed that she doesn't want to come back to London and "doesn't care" if she is welcome in the country.He told The Sun: "At the moment, Meghan’s ultimate destination is unclear, but she certainly has the backing to make a bid to star as an American politician. "In parallel, Britain is a lost cause for the Sussexes.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been back in the spotlight after failing to congratulate Camilla on her role as future Queen Consort. It’s no secret that Harry has had a frosty relationship with his step-mother, but it seems the two women aren’t fans of each other either! According to royal biographer Tom Bower, Camilla sees Meghan as a minx and a trouble-maker.Tom, who’s writing Meghan’s biography, told the Sun: “Camilla is the sort who would refer to Meghan as 'that minx' - the self-seeking trouble-maker whose antics will always end in tears.” And Meghan, Tom says, is making her own silent comeback.

READ MOREEastEnders stars in fear over Danniella Westbrook’s revenge tell-allJennifer Aniston’s fresh heartache over Courteney Cox’s moveDanielle Armstrong: ‘We went to nursery together - now we’re getting married’In her infamous Martin Bashir interview in 1997, Diana sparked shockwaves when she revealed, “There were three of us in the marriage” in reference to Camilla. Out of respect, when she married Charles, Camilla did not take the Princess of Wales title, but instead became the Duchess of Cornwall. While royal sources have said that Prince William, 39, and wife Kate, 40, “approve” of his grandmother’s decision to make Camilla Queen, over in America, Prince Harry and Meghan tellingly remained silent.

Prince Harry’s bombshell memoir has been hanging over the Royal Family for almost a year. But the time has almost come for the anxiety-inducing pages to reach bookshelves around the world.The Duke of Sussex’s £14.7million memoir will be released this year and his friends told the Mirror he’s holding nothing back: “If they think he's gone soft, they are mistaken. Just wait for the book to come out because that will shake the monarchy to the core.” Harry’s publishers, Penguin Random House, describe the explosive read as ‘the definitive account of the experiences, adventures, losses, and life lessons that have helped shape him’.

This year’s Super Bowl was a royal affair.

Princess Diana, amongst other things, was always known for her cheeky sense of humour.And when it came to her eldest son Prince William's 13th birthday, the audacious Princess hatched a plan to embarrass him. Despite the fact it would have been easy for her to ask the Royal chefs at Kensington Palace to bake William a cake for his big day – she had something better in mind, Mirror reports.