Public 'sick' of Meghan Markle and Harry telling us 'world is falling apart' - expert

A new book focusing on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has made some surprising claims about the Duchess of Sussex, including how she Googled her now husband before their first meeting.Tom Bower's unauthorised biography, Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors was released on 21 July. And with the explosive book also featuring “interviews from insiders who have never spoken before", fans can expect plenty of royal bombshells to drop following its release.

The Queen was pictured leaving Windsor Castle as she headed to Balmoral in Scotland for her annual summer break on Thursday afternoon. Her Majesty, 96, was seen departing her Berkshire residence as biographer Tom Bower released his new book Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors, which drops bombshell claims about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.

Prince Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry and the royal family have received a formal apology from BBC director general Tim Davie over Princess Diana's 1995 “Panorama” interview. The apology came shortly after BBC confirmed that William and Harry’s former nanny, Alexandra Pettifer, a.k.a.

The infamous row between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton during a bridesmaid dress fitting has once again hit the headlines. Previously, it was reported that Kate was left “sobbing” during the tense argument ahead of the Duchess of Sussex’s wedding day in May 2018.

Kate Middleton "burst into tears" during a bridesmaids dress fitting ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding, a new bombshell book about the Duchess of Sussex sensationally claims. The story has been much debated. Originally it was claimed that 40-year-old Meghan reduced her sister-in-law-to-be to tears while Meghan refuted that version of events during her infamous interview with pal Oprah Winfrey.

Prince William and Harry’s ex-nanny is set to receive substantial damages from the BBC over "false and malicious” allegations used to obtain Martin Bashir’s Panorama interview with Princess Diana in 1995. Tiggy Legge-Bourke appeared at the High Court in London for a public apology from the broadcaster regarding “fabricated” allegations that she had had an affair with the Prince of Wales while working as Charles’ personal assistant in 1995.

Prince Harry with threats of isolation after a string of failed calls with brother Prince William, a royal author has claimed. The calls proved "not productive" according to royal expert Tom Bower, who claimed that a group of royal advisors had said there would be "no more conversations" between the two.Their alleged attempt at pushing the Duke of Sussex away from his brother, the Duke of Cambridge, appeared to have failed during a series of reported leaks to the media from the Sussexes.

Meghan Markle. Piers famously walked off the set of Good Morning Britain during a debate on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex following the pair’s interview with Oprah Winfrey.But now an unearthed segment on the ITV Show ‘It’s Clarkson on TV’, shows the former Top Gear presenter mocking the former actress and praising his former rival Piers Morgan saying “he had a point!”.READ MORE: Meghan Markle furious at Kate and William 'snubbing' her and Harry at 'sham' wedding In the item, Clarkson can be clearly heard mocking the former Suits actress whilst praising the former Life Stories Interviewer.Jeremy was caught saying: “Sorry can we just hear that again because it really does sound like Piers Morgan had a point, her pants really were on fire.”He added: "Now I’ve had a note here from the legal department at ITV.

royal commentator has labelled Prince Harry a “professional victim” in a live TV interview following his speech to the UN. Kat Timpf, a contributor on Fox News, told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan: “He has been whining at every chance he gets about almost everything non-stop without offering any solution or acknowledgement for the way some of his own behaviour might contribute to the problems."She said Harry was likely to have a bigger carbon footprint than she did: “I really can’t stand the climate lecture from somebody who took a private jet most assuredly to go give that speech.”READ MORE: Prince Harry 'was riddled with anxiety' at UN speech, claims body language expertShe added: “If you’re born a prince you generally have advantages that almost no one else will have to make your life whatever it is you want, with maybe one exception and that is to be a professional victim.“The career path that he is most attracted to is he is whining at every chance he gets.”Timpf’s comments came in relation to the Duke of Sussex’s speech to the United Nations general assembly at an event to honour Nelson Mandela.The prince discussed a range of issues facing the world today including “climate change wreaking havoc on our planet with the most vulnerable suffering most of all.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s popularity is not as strong as it once was after the prince looked downbeat during his UN speech, a royal commentator has claimed.Harry and Meghan recently attended a conference at the UN for Nelson Mandela International Day, where the prince gave a speech about topics ranging from climate change to poverty.The appearance was one of the couple’s first celebrity events after their return from the UK, and one royal biographer has claimed that it was important to boost the Sussexes’ profile ahead of a Netflix documentary that is reportedly in the works. READ MORE: Prince Harry agreed to UN speech to 'boost profile' for Netflix project, expert claims Now, royal commentator Neil Sean has claimed that the couple did not receive the reception they had hoped for, forcing a re-think about their brand. “One of the things I find very strange about this whole concept is just how sad Prince Harry looks throughout it.

Meghan Markle was accused of acting like a “princess” as she and Prince Harry enjoyed a night out at swanky Italian restaurant. Following the Countess of Sussex’s speech at the United Nations headquarters to celebrate Nelson Mandela Day, the pair joined friends at the Locanda Verde, in New York.An insider claims Meghan wanted the entire inner outdoor courtyard for her own party, but some of the 50-seated area had already been booked and the owner were not for budging.READ NEXT: One soldier dead and nine injured after lightning strike rips through Army training camp The source told Page Six: “The owners told her it had been reserved for a birthday party for 15 people and refused to bounce the party out of the space… they told her she’d need to sit inside, which she did.”There they sat amongst other diners in the busy restaurant, with plenty of security personnel in tow, who had reportedly told those eating not to take any pictures of the royal pair, otherwise they would have to leave the city’s hotspot.Representatives for the restaurant and Meghan did not comment on her particular seating appeal, but another source revealed that her team only “requested a specific table in the dining room”.But far from acting the “princess”, it was also revealed that Meghan showed her tender side by wishing a fellow diner at a nearby table "happy birthday".“There was a celebration at the table next to theirs,” the source said.

By Sam ReedBy Alice CaryBy Sam ReedWhile he wasn't wearing any rings, Duke of Sussex did take the opportunity, on Nelson Mandela Day, to speak about, among other things, women's rights. In his remarks at the event, he called out the "rolling back of constitutional rights here in the United States," a reference to the overturn of Roe v.

Following Prince Harry‘s keynote speech at the United Nations, royal expert Jonathan Sacerdoti weighed in on why he believes the royal’s appearance didn’t seem appropriate.

Prince Harry's "bond" with his nephew Prince George reportedly suffered as a result of his fallout with Harry's brother, Prince William.The relationship between the once-inseparable royal siblings has become noticeably strained in recent years, following Harry and his wife Meghan Markle stepping down as senior royals. Harry was once known for his cheeky charm and down-to-earth humour, all of which would have made him fit the role of "fun uncle" to William's children, Princes George, 8, and Louis, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 7, all of whom were born before Harry's own children, Archie, three and Lilibet, 13 months.

Meghan Markle once had ambitions of becoming the next Gordon Ramsay, a royal biographer reveals.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is worse for the country they've imposed themselves upon. READ MORE: Prince Harry agreed to UN speech to 'boost profile' for Netflix project, expert claims The debate started with a Tweet from American author Buzz Patterson.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry marked Mandela Day by attending the 2020 UN Nelson Mandela Prize award ceremony in New York.The informal meeting was held by the General Assembly, and came just days after explosive claims were made about Meghan by journalist Tom Bower in his forthcoming book about the duchess and her relationship with the royal family, Revenge. But Meghan was not showing any sign of being upset or feeling vulnerable about the book's claims.

Prince Harry accepted the offer to speak at the UN because of a need to promote a future Netflix series featuring the Sussexes, a royal biographer has claimed.Harry and Meghan Markle recently attended the UN in New York on Nelson Mandela International Day, where the prince gave a speech to commemorate the work of the historic South African leader, as well as addressing contemporary issues including climate change and poverty.The event marked one of the couple’s first public appearances together since their return from the UK for the Queen’s Jubilee, and one body language expert has suggested that Harry looked “stiff” while sat with his wife.READ MORE: Seven biggest bombshells we know so far from explosive new Meghan Markle bookNow, royal biographer Tom Bower – whose new book on the Sussexes has been making headlines ahead of its release on July 21 – has claimed that these appearances are vital for the Duke and Duchess to maintain a public profile.“He does it because he needs a profile, that’s the only way they can get money, by showing a profile,” he told Piers Morgan on his Uncensored TalkTV show.“And for Netflix, everything is built around the future documentary series to promote the Sussexes.”After formally leaving the Royal Family in early 2020, Meghan and Harry reportedly signed a huge deal with streaming giant, Netflix.However, the pair received a setback when earlier this year, it was announced that Meghan’s animated series Pearl had been canned amid a series of cuts at the company.This has led some commentators to speculate that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are instead being followed by a documentary crew, to film a series about their new lives in California as ex-royals.To get more royal stories from Daily

Prince Harry and his brother's son, Prince George, is said to have "suffered" because of rumoured bad blood between the royal siblings.It is said that the Duke of Sussex had "embraced the role of fun uncle" with Prince George, who celebrates his ninth birthday July 22, and also Princess Charlotte.But that "free and easy spirit" which garnered him the reputation of being a fun uncle for the nieces and nephews was reportedly strained due to tensions between Harry and Prince William.READ MORE: Camilla 'increasingly high profile' after public 'warmed' to Queen Consort idea - expertOne royal expert has alleged that the relationship between George and Harry had "suffered" due to tensions between the Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex.Speaking on the reported warring factions, royal expert Christine-Marie Liwag said: "There's nothing more fun than being an aunt or uncle. "It certainly seemed like Prince Harry embraced the role of fun uncle.

Prince Harry gave his beloved wife Meghan Markle a shoutout during his United Nations speech!

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had a "tense" phone call with the Queen and Prince Charles over Thomas Markle, a royal biographer has claimed.