Prince Harry 'slammed phone down on Prince William' as they discussed Meghan's 'bullying', new documentary claims

Meghan Markle’s recent comments. The Duchess of Sussex got candid this week when she shared certain aspects of her life as a senior working royal during both an interview with and episode two of her podcast.  A source tells ET that the «royal family is disappointed by Meghan Markle’s latest comments in magazine and on her podcast.

Nathan Wyburn makes art using all different kinds of objects, and he honored the People’s Princess with a touching portrait created out of candles. In the video, you can see the candles set up as Princess Diana’s face as the artist lights each candle one by one, slowly illuminating the portrait of the iconic figure, who died on Aug.

The Loose Women panel clashed when things went head-to-head between Denise Welch and Gloria Hunniford when discussing Meghan Markle on the show.The pair got caught up in a heated chat on Tuesday's show (August 30) when Gloria demanded her ITV co-star Denise Welch not to "shout at her" as the panel – including Jane Moore and Brenda Edwards – discussed Meghan’s new tell-all interview with The Cut. During the bombshell interview, Meghan opened up about her and Prince Harry’s new life in California, as well as speaking about the ins and outs of her relationship with her father Thomas Markle.

Clearing it up. Meghan Markle wants to clarify Prince Harry and Prince Charles’ relationship. The Duchess of Sussex talked about her relationship with her own dad that a lot of people mistook for Harry and Charles’ relationship.

Prince William and Prince Harry are expected to remember their mother, Princess Diana, privately on Wednesday, marking the 25th anniversary of hertragic and untimely death. A source tells ET that the relationship between the brothers «remains strained,» but they are «both dedicated to carrying on Diana's legacy.» The source adds that both William and Harry are committed to making sure their mother's humanitarian work is recognized and they both make sure their children are reminded of their grandmother's memory. Many tributes in memory of the late Diana began popping up on Wednesday, including in front of Kensington Palace in central London, outside her former London home, and above the Paris tunnel where a car accident took her life.Earlier this month, biographer James Patterson spoke with ET about the release of his new book about the royals, and mused on what the late Diana might think of her sons' rift today. «I think she would be saddened by the break with the two boys,» Patterson told ET. «I think that would really make her sad because they had been so very close as kids, and then… Will obviously deciding [that he] must stay with tradition and the crown and the royals, and then Harry making the break.»Even with the brothers' opposing views, Patterson guessed that Diana, who got divorced from Prince Charles in 1996, «would've respected both sides.»«I don't think she looked at the tradition of the royal family and said it's a bad thing.

millions paid tribute to Diana, leaving flowers, notes, memorabilia and gifts at Buckingham Palace, in the hopes of finding some semblance of closure in the painful loss of the beloved People’s Princess.Over two decades later, the grief is ever-present for those who knew her, fans who adored her, the generations inspired by her charity — and her sons, now adults raising their own children without her loving embrace.Charles Spencer led an emotional tribute to his late sister on Wednesday, the anniversary of her tragic death. The 58-year-old shared a photo on Twitter showing a flag at half-mast at her childhood home, Althorp House.pic.twitter.com/nsYlWyHKcqPrince Harry, Duke of Sussex, 37, said he would be spending time with his family privately on Wednesday, but gave a heartbreaking statement last week during a polo event.“Next week is the 25th anniversary of my mother’s death, and she most certainly will never be forgotten,” he said.

Piers Morgan, 57, took issue with Meghan Markle's claim that she would have been pursued by 40 photographers each day on the school run if she had continued to live in the UK.This claim was first disputed by Royal commentator Chris Ship who took to Twitter to insist that no photographers were allowed to snap her children going to school unless it was their first day, and that paparazzi etiquette was strictly controlled. Meghan, who turned 41 last month, addressed her concerns for her children's privacy in a new interview, after inviting one of their journalists, Allison P Davis, along to pick up three-year-old son from Archie from his pre-school.The article explained how Meghan claimed the school pickup and drop-off wouldn't have been possible for her in the UK due to a "press pen of 40 people snapping pictures."Meghan said in the interview: "Sorry, I have a problem with that [scenario]."That doesn’t make me obsessed with privacy.That makes me a strong and good parent protecting my child," she told The Cut.However, ITV News Royal Editor Chris Ship had quickly taken to Twitter to dispute the allegations."The only time cameras [are] allowed for school run is on the first day at school," he wrote in view of almost 129,000 followers.He added: "Only 2 cameras are permitted (one TV, one photo) who agree to share footage with other broadcasters and publications."Is simply wrong for #meghan to claim there would be '40 people snapping pictures'."Piers stepped in to allege to his 7.9 million followers: "Good to see a top ITV news journalist calling out Markle’s lies… just hope he still has his job by tomorrow.""Simple facts @piersmorgan," Chris immediately fired back, adding: "There are no cameras at the school run for George &

Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray questioned why Prince William and Prince Harry were allowed to walk behind the coffin of their late mother, Princess Diana, on the ITV show.

If you want to project a sense of elegant poise, radiance, eloquence and confidence in pubic, there's perhaps no better role model than the late Diana, Princess of Wales. And where better to find out exactly how she achieved her distinctive spellbinding charisma than from the man who helped to make her one of the most iconic orators of the 1990s? Stewart Pearce is an internationally renowned master of voice and presence coach who worked with the royal in the last two years of her life. As one of the world’s go-to guides, he has also helped statespeople including Margaret Thatcher and Mo Mowlam as well as actors such as Hugh Bonneville, Simon Callow and Eddie Redmayne.

Prince Harry has insisted an amputee former marine should be "really proud" of his triathlon efforts. Lee Spencer had aimed to achieve "something no one, able-bodied or disabled, has done before" with his Triathlon of Great Britain - which was due to see him swim 22 miles, cycle 1,060 miles, and hike 45 miles - but after starting the challenge on 27 July, he was forced to give up on 5 August due to "excruciating" pain in his stump. After admitting he was "absolutely gutted" to abort the triathlon, Harry gave him a call to praise his efforts and lift his spirits.

Princess Diana would be “thrilled” that her son Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle moved to the United States a few years ago, claims a royal expert.Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine, was close to Diana, and actually spent time with her shortly before a tragic accident took Prince Charles' former wife in a horror car crash in 1997.Now she has opened up about what she thinks Diana would make of her son's recent behaviour and actions, as well as other royal issues.READ MORE: Meghan Markle gives cryptic 'telling my own story' answer when asked about Netflix docShe told The Mirror: “She decided she wanted to settle in America and would be thrilled Harry has realised her dream for himself and done just that.“She knew William's destiny was the monarchy and would have been happy he has come to terms with his tough role. Diana would have been sad the Queen was having so many troubles at her great age, but she would have known however frail she might appear, the Queen can deal with anything.“It was Diana’s membership of the Royal Family that defined her.

Meghan Markle has given fans a first look at her 2018 wedding speech. It came as the Duchess of Sussex, 41, opened up about life with her husband Prince Harry, 37, after the pair stepped down from their royal duties and relocated to Los Angeles.

The 25th anniversary of Princess Diana's death will be "traumatic" for her sons Prince William and Prince Harry, a royal expert has claimed. Wednesday marks quarter of a century since Diana, her partner Dodi Fayed, and the driver of their car Henri Paul died following a crash in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris. Although the anniversary will be tough for her two sons every year, Jennie Bond notes how heightened interest around the event will be "particularly difficult" for them to deal with due to the significance of it being 25 years.

Meghan Markle, 41, has received heavy criticism around the world since the release of her new interview with The Cut and her Spotify podcast, Archetypes. Lord Alan Sugar, 75, has taken to Twitter to call out a social media user for his "rude and disrespectful" post directed at the Duchess of Sussex.Meghan is the front page of this month's The Cut, the magazine related to The New York Post.Due to her comments regarding the royal family, however, Meghan has received heavy criticism since the article's release.MoaningSparkle took to Twitter to share the front page of the magazine changing "The Cut" to "The C***t".Angered by the post, Lord Sugar responded in view of his 5.2 million followers: "Very rude and disrespectful.

People are able to pay their respects to Princess Diana on the 25th anniversary of her death.

Princess Diana "saw her death coming", claims a psychic medium.The Princess of Wales died aged 36 on August 31, 1977 from the injuries she sustained in a car crash in the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris, France.The accident occurred after Diana's car was being chased by the paparazzi and it also took another victim, Diana's boyfriend, Dodi Fayed.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's podcast listeners ask 'why is she inflicting this torture on us'During an exclusive interview, psychic medium Jasmine Rose Anderson opened up about how she believes Diana feels about her death after claiming she connected with her spirit.Jasmine claimed: "She felt it was coming. I get this feeling of being frantic and panicked for some time before as if she's having a premonition.

Princess Diana died.The journalist, who was a royal correspondent at the BBC for 14 years, was actually on holiday when the princess died in a car crash in Paris 1997.She jumped into a taxi and shot up the motorway to get to work – and has revealed she could tell from the tone of the broadcasts she was listening to that Diana had passed away.READ MORE: Prince William and Prince Harry 'will become close again' in 9 months, says psychicOpening up on Lorraine 25 years after Diana's death, Jennie revealed even watching footage from that night was upsetting.She agreed that her "blood ran cold" when it happened, and went on: "My blood ran cold just watching that montage again, it was so shocking."Jennie, 72, was in Devon with her family when the news broke and had to shoot up to London in a taxi to get to work."We were on holiday and I'd told our little girl, who was seven, you've got your mum now for two weeks which was a mistake because I disappeared in the middle of the night," she said."We'd been at a drinks party so I couldn't drive so I had to get a local taxi firm who came out here rather shocked themselves to be asked to drive to London in the middle of the night."The journalist said the cab firm took the sign saying "Taxi" off the top of the car, "to try and ensure we could go faster really".She went on: "We went zooming up the motorway and it was a terrible journey during which I heard the broadcast, I could only listen to the radio but I could hear the tone change... and I knew what that meant...

Meghan Markle has faced backlash from Nelson Mandela's grandson after she compared herself to the South African freedom fighter. In her recent bombshell interview with American magazine The Cut, the Duchess of Sussex said she had been likened to the anti-apartheid activist by South Africans, Birmingham Live reports.

Earlier this month, Kensington Palace confirmed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are moving to Windsor soon. Kate Middleton, Prince William and their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are all set to make the move, swapping London for Windsor and starting a new life in a leafier part of the country.