Prince William ‘lowest I’d seen him’ after Meghan and Harry Oprah interview, says pal

Casualty viewers were stunned to learn the true number of years one of their favourite characters has been in the show.Fans of the show who logged on to Twitter for Saturday's episode (March 12) were met with a message from the official BBC Casualty account that revealed the work anniversary of a leading star on the show.Viewers who have grown to love actor William Beck's on-screen persona Dr Dylan Keogh were amazed to see that he was celebrating 11 years on the show.The loveable ED doctor has had his fair share of juicy storylines since he joined the cast in 2011 and fans took a walk down memory lane after reading the tweet.It said: "#OnThisDay in 2011, Dylan joined the E.D team. Happy 11 years of Dr Keogh everyone! What’s your favourite Dylan moment?"The replies came flooding in as keen viewers couldn't wait to reminisce over some of Dr Keogh's greatest moments.One wrote: "His OCD storyline.

Many more people have come forward to try and save the life of 17-year-old William Verden after his family won a landmark high court battle for a kidney transplant.

Prince Harry transformed into orange fancy dress as he promoted the Invictus Games which is set to be held in Holland in April.The Duke of Sussex, 37, was seen speaking with members of the team as he practised his Dutch ahead of the fifth Invictus Games which is set to take place in The Hague, Netherlands, between April 16 and 22. Harry was seen on a video call in his home office at the reported £10.5million Montecito mansion he shares with wife Meghan Markle, 40, and children Archie, two, and nine month old daughter Lilibet.

The Queen was reportedly only informed of the news that Prince Harry would not be attending the memorial service of his grandfather Prince Philip just 15 minutes before the public announcement was made. Prince Harry ruled out returning to the UK for his grandfather’s memorial service this week in a statement. It read: “The Duke will not be returning to the UK in late March, but hopes to visit his grandmother as soon as possible.” Harry, 37, and his wife Meghan Markle, 40, will not be jetting back to the UK for the Service of Thanksgiving on March 29 at Westminster Abbey, a spokesman confirmed on Friday 11 March.

Prince Harry has been called a “national disgrace” as royal fans on Twitter react to his decision to not attend his grandfather’s memorial service later this month.A spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex confirmed that Harry will not return to the UK to join other members of the Royal Family for the service in honour of Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey on March 29.Harry’s spokesperson declined to comment as to the reason for his decision but said he hopes to visit his grandmother the Queen soon.The Queen was reportedly only told of Harry's decision not to attend just 15 minutes before it was announced by a representative of the Duke's, according to the Sun.It is thought that the decision could be due to the Duke’s legal battle with the Home Office over security for him, Meghan Markle and their children after he offered to pay for police protection himself.Harry’s decision to not attend the memorial service for the late Duke of Edinburgh sparked outrage among royal fans on Twitter with some calling him a “disgrace”.One twitter user said: “Utter disgrace not to pay respect to his grandfather.”Another commented: “Prince Harry really is a disgrace, no respect for the Queen whatsoever, and unlikely to see her again!”While other Twitter users branded Harry a “national disgrace” and “he should be ashamed of himself”.However, some users believed Harry’s action was to not take attention away from Philip on the day with the constant speculation over when the Duke of Sussex and his family would return to the UK.They also feel he has taken a strong stance over his battle for police protection by continuing to keep his family safe.One said: “Respect on Harry for being a protector & holding up, under such hate! Takes a STRONG man to

Staying back in America. Prince Harry will not attend Prince Philip’s memorial service amid his feud with the British royal family.

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Prince Harry's relationship with his older brother Prince William has 'still not recovered after Oprah', a royal expert has claimed. The Duke of Sussex, 37, who has ruled out returning to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial but 'hopes to visit the Queen as soon as possible', gave a bombshell interview alongside his wife Meghan Markle with Oprah Winfrey which aired in March 2021.

Prince Harry will not be heading to the United Kingdom this month. ET has learned that the 37-year-old Duke of Sussex is not attending the service of thanksgiving honoring his late grandfather, Prince Philip, at Westminster Abbey on March 29. Philip died in April 2021 at age 99.A spokesperson for Harry says that, while the duke will not be returning to the U.K.

Will Smith has made a heartbreaking revelation about how he considered suicide as a young boy after watching his father beat his mother.MORE: Willow Smith's $3.1m eco-home is worlds away from family houseThe Oscar-nominated actor has sat down with CBS News’ Gayle King to discuss his childhood and new film King Richard in a revealing interview that will air on CBS SUNDAY MORNING on 13 March at 9/8am on the CBS Television Network and streaming on Paramount+. WATCH: Will Smith shares heartbreaking story in new interview with Gayle King"I didn’t do anything," Will shares of seeing his father attack his mother when he was nine-years-old. When Gayle asked him what "as a little boy" he was "supposed to do", he replied: "You know, the child's mind doesn’t work like that.

The late Prince Philip will be honoured later this month with a special Service of Thanksgiving, but grandson Prince Harry will not be attending.

Royal retreat? Prince Harry will not return to the U.K. for an upcoming event in honor of his late grandfather Prince Philip. The news came as Queen Elizabeth II decided to skip the approaching Commonwealth Day Service following her COVID-19 battle.

Piers Morgan, 56, is famously forthcoming on his opinion on Meghan Markle, 40, and husband Prince Harry, 37, since they announced they were stepping down from the Royal Family.The former Good Morning Britain presenter has now once again slated the couple after Harry confirmed he will not be returning to the UK for his late grandfather's thanksgiving service.Prince Philip died of old age in April last year, two months before his 100th birthday, making him the longest-serving royal consort in world history.After Harry stepped down from the royals, he moved to California with his wife and two children, however, to the surprise of many returned to the UK for his grandfather's funeral.Nonetheless, a spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex confirmed today that he would not be attending his Phillip's service of Thanksgiving, which is due to be held at Westminster Abbey on March 29.Piers took to Twitter to fume at the breaking news as soon as it hit the headlines.Chris Ship, Royal Editor at ITV, posted the news on Twitter, with Piers replying in view of his 7.9 million followers.He included a tick emoji next to "Super Bowl" and "Texas Rodeo", with a big red cross emoji next to "Grandfather's service", highlighting the public events Harry had attended and comparing them to the one he was avoiding.Piers' fury was noticed from his tweet, with many social media users taking to the comments to unleash their view on the situation.TootingSouth said: "Very hurtful for HM The Queen, but I'm not surprised."Randomjottings1 added: "But if he is attending a Royal event he will be under their security so what is the problem?"BarbMazb58 commented: "He will regret it someday.

Prince Harry has ruled out returning to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial but 'hopes to visit the Queen as soon as possible'. The Duke of Sussex, 37, who recently attended a rodeo in Texas despite his wife Meghan Markle's animal rights activism, will not be jetting back to the UK for the Service of Thanksgiving on March 29 at Westminster Abbey, a spokesman confirmed on Friday 11 March.

Prince Harry's representatives have confirmed he will not be returning to the UK later this month for the Duke of Edinburgh’s thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey.The Duke of Sussex was expected to attend the event on March 29 along with other members of the Royal Family.The news comes following his legal battle against the Home Office over his security arrangements in the UK.Royal fans have taken to Twitter slamming Harry's decision for not attending a poignant family event to celebrate the life of his grandfather Prince Philip.The Duke of Edinburgh sadly passed away last year on April 9 with Harry returning from the US for his funeral.One Twitter user said: "He Is a member of the royal family. When you’re celebrating the consort of that family, you attend.

Robbie Williams has said that he doesn’t have anywhere to live currently after selling all of his properties.The former Take That singer turned solo star reportedly sold his mansion in Los Angeles, California to Drake for £35million in a private deal, though it has not been confirmed (via the Mirror).Williams is also said to have sold his house in Wiltshire for £6.75million in January, and is now looking for a new family home.“We’re actually nowhere,” he told Australian DJs Kyle and Jackie O. “We’ve pretty much sold everywhere.”Williams, who splits his time between the UK and US, added: “We don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.”The singer lived at his previous home with his wife Ayda Field and their four children: Theodora, Charlton, Colette and Beau.“The four kids are constantly a Rubix Cube puzzle that we’re trying to sort out because if they are schooled, then they don’t see me because I’m all over the place,” Williams explained.“And if they are home-schooled then they have another set of things that are a problem.”He also addressed the reports that Drake was the new owner of his former LA home, saying: “If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.”Williams is currently in Australia shooting a biopic of his life called Better Man.

Prince William and Duchess Kate will not grace the red carpet at the 2022 British Academy of Film and Television Arts, Us Weekly can confirm.

Prince William continues to face criticism over the comments he made about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine earlier this week.

Robbie Williams has revealed he has sold many of his properties and now has nowhere to live.Robbie, 48, has said he is trying to work out where to live with his wife of 12 years Ayda Field and their four children, Theodora, Charlie, Colette and Beau.The former Take That star said: “We’ve pretty much sold everywhere we don’t live anywhere and we’re trying to figure it out.”In January, the Angels singer sold his stunning house in Wiltshire for £6.75million and last week reportedly struck up a deal with US rapper Drake who is said to have bought his lavish Los Angeles mansion for £37.5m.Robbie recently appeared on the Kyle and Jackie O Australian Radio show where he was asked about whether Drake was the buyer of his LA pad.The singer jokingly claimed he couldn’t reveal anything because he would get into trouble.He said: “If it was true I would have signed a non-disclosure agreement with any Canadians that it happened with.”Although there is no confirmation yet, a possible move to Australia might be on the cards for the hitmaker as he revealed he is shooting a film there.Robbie’s fast paced life is set to be aired in a new biopic, with Australian filmmaker Michael Gracey at the helm.Directing The Greatest Showman and being executive producer on the Elton John biopic, Rocket Man, means Gracey will have no problem bringing Robbie’s world to life on the big screen.Titled Better Man, the film is set to include all aspects of his life, including his lengthy battle with alcohol and drug addiction which saw him check into rehab in 2007.The singer said: “The film is the juicy bits before I lost my testosterone.”He continued: “The project is a little bit disjointed but is about to be in complete harmony very soon."The film is also

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Meghan Markle and Sophie Wessex showed body language signals they were “not on the best terms” during the duchess' final royal engagement, an expert has claimed. Alongside her husband Prince Harry, the couple announced their decision to step back from royal duties at the start of 2020 and attended the Commonwealth Day service a few weeks later in March as their final public engagement.