Prince William expresses 'profound sorrow' over slavery amid backlash in Jamaica

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Prince Harry and Prince William were reunited at Prince Philip’s funeral due to their cousin’s “touching gesture”, a royal expert has claimed. The service on April 17, 2021, was the first time the brothers had seen each other following an alleged fallout between them.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have claimed they should have 'dressed down' on their dramatic royal tour last week.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were caught up in a media firestorm last week after anti-monarchy comments by political leaders and protests rom angry crowds cast a shadow over their Caribbean tour.Gaffes made by the couple included a 'poorly angled' photograph showing them interacting with children behind fences. Kate also appeared to be brutally snubbed by Jamaican politician and Miss World 1993 Lisa Hanna.Now, several commentators have said that the couple should have ditched their designer clothes and 'dressed-down' to avoid offending the locals.Writing in the Daily Mail, pro-royal columnist Jan Moir saved some sharp words for the Cambridges, first taking aim at William for adorning himself "in the tropical dress of his old regiment, trundling around a field in a jeep with his medals on his chest, his wife in a hat by his side and a ceremonial sword in his hand." "Dear God, it couldn’t have been more colonial if he had worn a pith helmet and driven a tank through the streets of Kingston", she added.Moir also criticised his efforts at damage control after several PR disasters in a row, saying that "every time he tried to help, he only made things worse" as he failed to emphasise the UK's role in ending slavery when expressing his "profound sorrow" for the British Empire's transgressions.Internet users also singled out their choice of clothing as having affected their reception on the tour, with one responding to the column by writing: "I think they should have dressed down a bit especially her.

Prince William must have returned from the Caribbean feeling as though he has a target on his back, a royal expert claims.William and Kate came under fire from protestors during their tour which was followed by scathing criticism of the Duke's speeches and the photos their PR team chose to share on social media.Specific events that have been widely labelled as unfortunate gaffes from the trip include poorly angled photographs of children reaching for the royal couple through fences, and Kate appearing to be openly snubbed by Jamaican politician Lisa Hanna.Anti-monarchy protests over the Royal Family's colonial past and Belize and Jamaica announcing their intentions to become republics did not help matters for the touring royals.

Loose Women’s Kelle Bryan has called out Prince William and Kate Middleton following their royal tour of the Caribbean. She had an awkward debate with Ruth Langsford as she said that the royal couple should apologise for slavery.

Prince William reportedly held emergency talks with senior aides following the backlash to his and Kate Middleton’s recent royal tour.The couple just completed an eight day tour around Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas, but the visit wasn’t without controversy.The trip faced backlash against the royal visit from some who called on the couple to address the growing anti-monarchy sentiment in the three Caribbean countries. Although the three countries gained independence last century, they still officially have the Queen as head of state.

Kate Middleton left her husband Prince William in disbelief when she tried a local delicacy on a recent royal tour – of a sea snail's "genitalia".The Duke and and Duchess of Cambridge visited a fish fry on Saturday (March 26) in the Bahamas on their final day of the tour in the Caribbean.While chatting with the locals, Kate was offered to try a "conch pistol" — a strip of flesh from the inside of the sea snail.Videos captured the 40-year-old mum-of-three holding the conch's male genitalia."I'm a little bit more adventurous than William is," she says before putting the conch pistol in her mouth.William is seen shaking his head and joked: "I can handle it."The couple were then offered conch salad by the stall owner, Jade "Kow" Adderly.William kindly says: "Ladies first," before Kate takes a bite and replies: "Delicious."The 39-year-old stall owner added: "She was a good helper. I'd like her to stay and help me at the stall."Both William and Kate later had a walk around the food stalls on the street before moving to a walkabout to greet the locals.They have since returned home to celebrate Mother's Day with their children — Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, six and Prince Louis, three.William previously explained that George had been sticking pins in a world map, marking all the destinations his parents had visited and sharing the information with his younger siblings.For the latest news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here."We let them know where we are and he finds us on the map and puts a pin in it and shares with the others," he said.Royal fans have been waiting to find out how Kate celebrated Mother's Day with her children.

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Kate Middleton and Prince William's royal tour to the Caribbean would have been a "roaring triumph" if Meghan Marke and Prince Harry had done it, claims a royal expert.The Cambridge's trip hasn't exactly gone smoothly, with anti-monarchy protests over the Royal Family's colonial past, and Belize and Jamaica announcing their intentions to become republics.There were also several gaffes, including poorly angled photographs will children behind fences and Kate appearing to be openly snubbed by Jamaican politician Lisa Hanna.However, according to journalist and author Tony Parsons, this wouldn't have been the case had the Sussexes made the trip. Writing in The Sun he said: "William and Kate did their very best.

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Kate Middleton and Prince William spent their Caribbean royal tour meeting locals and taking in the rich culture of Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas. During their eight-day trip, the 40-year-old Duchess of Cambridge sported vibrantly colored outfits while participating in loads of activities, including playing drums at Bob Marley's former home, dancing with crowds, greeting locals, and making formal appearances. Though she's known for recycling her looks, Kate opted to mostly wear new ensembles during the tour, which she and William took part in to honor Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee year. Take a look at some of her most stunning styles!Matching the royal blue of the Belize flag, Kate wore a beautiful Jenny Packham lacy two-piece for her arrival in the Caribbean. In perhaps her most glam getup of the trip, Kate wowed in a sparkly pink gown by The Vampire's Wife at a reception in Belize. During her first full day of the tour in Belize, Kate rocked a colorful Tory Burch printed dress that allowed her plenty of room to show off her dance moves. Kate went full Laura Croft in this casual look while touring Belize's Caracol ruins.

Prince William is taking a minute to reflect following his and wife Kate Middleton's controversial royal tour of the Caribbean. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Belize, Jamaica, and the Bahamas over their eight-day tour in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee year. While there, the couple was met with protests and calls for independence from the British royal family. On Sunday, after returning from the last leg of the trip, William, the second in line to the British throne, issued a rare statement acknowledging the backlash and the royal family's thoughts on the future of the Commonwealth. «Foreign tours are an opportunity to reflect.

Queen's dwindling health and Prince William and Kate's recent blunders are leading the Royal Family into "dangerous times", a royal biographer says. Christopher Wilson claims the monarchy faces an uphill battle to remain as head of state following "several awkward moments" as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge toured the Caribbean.

Kate Middleton has declared she's the more adventurous one between herself and husband Prince William as the pair's visit to the Caribbean came to an end.The Duchess, 40, looked stunning as she visited a fish fry on Saturday, 26 March, in a pink Rixo dress, where she decided to take the plunge and try the Bahamas' local delicacy 'conch pistol', which is said to have the same effect as Viagra. Colourless and odourless, the worms are commonly said to be the conch's male genitalia and is said to be an aphrodisiac of the region.

Prince Harry and Prince William's rift cannot be healed because of the former's upcoming memoir, according to a royal expert. The two brothers have reportedly been on opposite sides of a royal feud for some time now, dating back to at least when Harry and Meghan Markle stepped back from their senior royal roles in early 2020.

Meghan Markle released the name of her upcoming Spotify podcast in a bid to "steal the spotlight" from William and Kate's Caribbean tour according to royal fans. The podcast - called Archetypes - will launch this summer and will be hosted by Meghan Markle.

Prince William released a landmark statement reflecting on the future governance of the Caribbean nations as he and Kate Middleton’s tour of the Caribbean came to an end on Saturday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were spotted packing on the PDA while visiting a Bahamian culinary gathering place. Gathering places are found on every island of the Bahamas, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were treated to some unique culinary delights during their trip to Grand Bahama.

Today is the last day of Prince William and Kate Middleton's controversial Caribbean tour.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have arrived at the Daystar Evangelical Church, which was damaged by Hurricane Dorian.The hurricane ravaged parts of the Bahamas in September 2019 and, over two years later, residents are still trying to rebuild their homes. Aboco, a chain of islands that lie in the northern Bahamas, was one of the worst hit parts of the Bahamas, and was subjected to 185mph winds at the time of the hurricane.