Prince Harry seen back in California for first time since tense reunion with royal family at queen's jubilee

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Prince Charles is said to have offered very little to either side of the Royal Family.The Sussexes, who were back in England to attend the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, were spotted leaving the home of the Prince of Wales and wife Camilla on June 3.The pair had met with the future King after the Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Prince William is "deeply caring" and will be a "safe pair of hands" for the Royal Family when he ascends the throne, according to an expert. Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams made the comments ahead of the Duke of Cambridge celebrating his 40th birthday tomorrow (June 21).In gushing praise for the future King, Fitzwilliams referenced his visit to Israel and Palestine in 2018, during what was a politically delicate four-day tour.

Prince William will be celebrating his 40th birthday and he'll be hoping Kate Middleton doesn't want payback for the worst gift he ever bought her. The Duke of Cambridge once admitted that he's not the best at picking out presents for his wife, with Kate vowing to "never let him forget" one in particular. William made the hilarious admission during a surprise appearance on former England footballer Peter Crouch’s podcast, which he hosted with Chris Stark for BBC Radio Five Live.As they were discussing bizarre birthday gifts, Crouch revealed that he'd bought a raincoat for his model wife Abbey Clancy, three years in a row.

Prince William has the biggest smile on his face in this great picture of him with his children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – that was released for Father’s Day this year.

Prince Andrew's alleged sex life with Virginia Giuffre have come to light –including that the Prince 'laughed during sex'.Controversial Virginia Giuffre, whom Andrew gave around £12 million to after a civil action sex abuse case was settled outside court in February this year, has claimed that he “snickered” while the pair had sex.Giuffre had accused Andrew of sexually abusing her when she was 17.The settlement was not an admission of guilt and Prince Andrew denies the allegations against him.And now she claims that the strange noises happened during her second encounter with him as a teenager– at the office of Jeffrey Epstein in New York. Speaking to author Nigel Cawthorne in his new book about the saga which has been serialised in the Daily Mail, she said: “He was being treated to sex for which someone else was paying.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as he films the latest series of his programme, Running Wild.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the explorer didn't hold back as he gushed over the royal family and his close pal Prince William for their conservation efforts.Bear said: "So I think all the royal family are incredible like that and super dialled in to the conservation stuff."Prince William and myself are very closely involved with a conservation society."And I know that something that is really close to Prince George's heart as well, he loves all of that," he added.Discussing the young prince, Bear went on: "So they are incredible at what they do for so much for conservation around the world."He already is a wildlife campaigner which is amazing to see."I also think he's living proof that adventure is a state of mind."It's about having life in your eye, having a big heart for other people and for our planet."And then a determination to actually do something about it," he explained.It comes as the explorer is filming the latest season of his Running Wild series.But Bear wasn't giving anything away when asked if he'd like to feature the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on the next series of his adventure programme.Bear replied: "Well, you know, we're not announcing anything yet."We have probably our most amazing guests we've ever had on Running Wild coming up this year."We've got probably our biggest announcements for Running Wild.So yeah, nothing official to say yet," he added.He went on to address the prospect of environment campaigners Harry and Meghan appearing on the show, which has previously seen the likes of former US president Barack Obama take on the elements.Bear said: "That would be a great one and talk about stuff

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The Express.This will come at a time when Harry, the Duke of Sussex, remains very much on the outside of the royal family.Relations have been strained between Harry and his brother, Prince William, and Prince Charles since the duke quit as a working royal in 2020 and relocated to America.Despite this, Harry has remained close to his grandmother, the Queen.However he many lose his "chief ally" in the Royal Family once the Queen dies and become further estranged from his family if he doesn't mend the relationship between his brother and father, warns Morton.Morton told The Express: "The big irony in all of this is that when Prince Charles comes to the throne, one of the first things he will be asked to do is to make Lilibet a Princess and Archie a Prince."So whilst Harry will be cast in the darkness, his children will have royal titles." Morton stressed while Harry may currently have a direct line to the sovereign now, this could change once King Charles is in power. He said: "You could have Prince Harry distanced from the head of state, unable to get an appointment unlike now when he can just jump the queue." To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.This is not the first time titles for Harry and Meghan's children have come into question.

Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, says a royal expert.Richard Fitzwilliams said the family's planned move to Windsor will show support for the Queen and will give them more security.He also argued that the ever-increasingly popularity of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge means that the monarchy will be safe in their hands.Richard Fitzwilliams discussed the royal couple on GB News after they shared a sweet snap to mark Father’s Day.The expert declared that said the strength of their relationship means that the monarchy will be safe when Prince William becomes King.He said: “If you look at recent polls, William and Catherine, of course, the Queen leads, for obvious reasons, but there's no question that in my view, the future of the monarchy is safe with William, Catherine and their family.“The way they handle things, the perfect relationship between them, the way they’re mutually supportive on trips abroad, for example, they combine the formal and the informal.“I thought the Caribbean [trip] was just a glitch and very badly reported in several ways.”The royal expert chatted to Stephen and Anne on GB News and told them how the family’s plan to move to Windsor demonstrates their commitment to supporting the monarchy.He continued: “If you look at the plans to relocate to Windsor, I mean this of course is to be close to the Queen and also they'll have, I think, an extra amount of security.“They'll keep Kensington Palace as the London office and, of course, their beloved Anmer Hall of in the country but there's no question whatsoever the relationship, also the chemistry with between Charles and William supporting the Queen during a period [is important], of course, where her mobility problems make it difficult to

It’s been 12 years since Prince William proposed to Kate Middleton with his mother's £300,000 sapphire and diamond ring at the foothills of Mount Kenya. The Duke of Cambridge had been travelling around the country with Kate for three weeks with the engagement ring stashed in his rucksack before deciding Lake Rutundu was the perfect place to pop the question.

Prince William almost had a completely different name which Prince Charles had his heart set on, according to a royal historian.He was also known as "Baby Wales" before Charles and Princess Diana finally decided upon William. The Duke of Cambridge, who will celebrate his 40th birthday on Tuesday (June 21), could have been named Arthur when he was born in 1982.

Prince Charles, 73, and Prince William, 39, both reportedly stepped in to prevent Prince Andrew's return to public life at Royal Ascot and the Order of the Garter Ceremony.Andrew, 62, is understood to be enraged with his elder brother and nephew, who it is believed persuaded the Queen, 96, to stop Andrew from attending the full Order of the Garter Ceremony, which was presided over by his mother at Windsor Castle earlier this month.Instead, he was only seen at some parts of the Knights of the Garter Ceremony.Buckingham Palace reported that the Duke of York's absence from the Windsor Castle procession and Order of the Garter service was a "family decision".He did join the Queen at the formal investiture of new members of the Order of the Garter - including Tony Blair and Charles' wife the Duchess of Cornwall - and at the lunch afterwards.But his alleged bid to return to Royal duties has apparently been met with resistance from the two direct heirs to the throne, with Her Majesty supposedly telling Andrew to keep out of sight "for his own good". The Queen also missed Royal Ascot for the first time during her reign and was replaced in Saturday's Royal procession by the Duke of Kent, Andrew's eldest daughter Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.

Meghan Markle cheered on her husband Prince Harry during his semi-final polo match on Friday.

Making fun memories. Prince William shared a Father’s Day message alongside a photo of him with all three of his children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Prince William, 39, with his three children on holiday has been released to celebrate Father's Day. The picture shows the Duke of Cambridge laughing with his arms round eight-year-old Prince George and Princess Charlotte, seven, while Prince Louis, four, sits on his shoulders.

Fatherhood is a barrel of laughs for Prince William!

Off to the races! Prince William and Duchess Kate stepped out in style at the 2022 Royal Ascot.

F1 seat as early as this year, Alpine team boss Otmar Szafnauer has suggested.Despite winning the feeder class last year, the Australian, who is Alpine’s reserve driver, missed out on a full-time F1 seat this season. Zhou Guanyu, last season’s F2 runner-up, got the nod at Alfa Romeo thanks to his Chinese backing while there was no room at Alpine, with Fernando Alonso taking his F1 comeback into a second year.Alonso looks set to stay with the Renault-run team for 2023 too, prompting questions over where the talented Piastri can be squeezed in.Williams appears to be his most likely destination as a replacement for Nicholas Latifi, who is enduring a woeful campaign.

Prince Charles and his son Prince William were heard having 'explosive rows' when he felt he was being "airbrushed" out of the Cambridge family's lives, it has been claimed.

Royal Ascot revealed they only entered the race because they wanted tickets for the event. Holloway Boy became the first winning newcomer at the Royal Ascot in 26 years earlier today, with the 40-1 horse not being given the credit he deserved going into the yearly event.