Queen's health scare: Royal fan's fears over alarming detail in new royal photos

Omid Scobie, Yahoo's Royal Executive Editor who co-wrote Meghan's biography 'Finding Freedom', made the claim this week, at the same time as news about Prince Charles allegedly taking a “bag of cash” as a donation to his charities, and that a report into alleged bullying by Meghan Markle was being “buried”.

Meghan Markle was becoming worried that Prince Harry was becoming homesick a royal expert has now suggested her fears are coming true. It was reported that the Duke of Sussex was struggling to settle into life in the US after moving to Los Angeles in 2020, after officially quitting the Royal Family.And with 37-year-old Harry now taking up one of his favourite pastimes – polo – it has been implied that he is hankering for the things he loved to do back in the UK, maybe a sign he is missing being back in Blighty.READ MORE: Royal fans defend William over 'copying Harry' claims as he looks set for polo return He has also been socialising with new friends as he attempts to acclimatise to his LA lifestyle at their £11 million mansion in Montecito, while Meghan is doing all she can to help him feel settled, which includes cheering him on at polo.But royal author Duncan Larcombe told Closer magazine that he reckons his self-imposed exile may be having a detrimental effect on him.He said: “He seems homesick to me.

Prince William have been quick to defend his return to playing polo amid claims he is jumping on the bandwagon by copying younger brother Prince Harry.The two siblings have been regular polo players over the years, but after a time away from the sport, the Duke of Sussex has recently signed up for the Los Padres team at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club, near his home in California.Harry has been playing alongside Argentinian polo star Nacho Figueras – said to be one of the best players in the world – and the two men’s wives also appeared to grow close.READ MORE: Prince George set to celebrate key milestone but mum Kate Middleton may not be happySome say that has prompted the Duke of Cambridge’s decision to perform at the Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup on Wednesday (July 6), at the Guards Polo Club, near Windsor.One sceptic wrote on Twitter: “Copying his younger brother then? No originality”, while another added: “He couldn’t hold it out any longer to follow in Harry’s footsteps.

Wimbledon every year – and in 2019, Meghan Markle was one of them. But her appearance was marred in a moment of “bonkers” controversy that even left her security team feeling “embarrassed”.The Duchess of Sussex was watching her pal Serena Williams as she tried to defend her Wimbledon crown before dramatically crashing out of the competition.READ MORE: Meghan and Harry 'raised eyebrows' after Beatrice and Eugenie snub at Jubilee - expertTennis fan and media consultant Sally Jones had been sat on the same row as the American and tried to take a picture of the game.But she says that after she tried to do so, a member of Meghan’s security team told her to put the camera away.She claims a royal protection officer told her: “Would you not take photographs of the Duchess.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are "still not trusted" by William and Kate after their bombshell Oprah interview, claims one royal expert.

LONDON – Tom Cruise really does have the royal seal of approval.  Cruise is 60 years old.That is correct.  The superstar of Hollywood is 60 yet looks 35 up close. I should know.

The controversial groom has now revealed that the leak caused him to lose his job.

Princess Diana's sister made a cheeky remark to Prince Harry regarding the way he kisses, a lip reader has claimed.The Duke of Sussex was joined by his older brother Prince William, as well as his aunts Lady Sarah McCorquodale and Lady Fellowes, and his uncle Charles, Earl Spencer, for the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue on what would have been her 60th birthday on July 1 last year.The brothers were immediately welcomed by their aunts and uncle as they walked into the garden.READ MORE: Prince Harry 'dragged around like a performing seal' by Meghan Markle, says expertIn videos taken by the media, Lady Sarah and Harry kissed each other on both cheeks before Diana's sister appeared to whisper something in his ear.Jeremy Freeman, a certified lip reader, told the Daily Star that Lady Sarah asked her nephew: "Is this how you kiss?"Harry then jokingly pretended to kiss her twice more showing how he usually kisses, with Lady Sarah grinning from ear to ear and responding: "Oh!"The brothers later greeted landscape gardener Pip Morrison and sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley before unveiling the bronze statue.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Body language expert Judi James told Daily Star that there was a "poignant moment" when both Harry and William looked up at the face of their late mother's statue.They showed traits of their early childhood love for each other and they worked as a team to reveal the statue at one of Princess Diana's favourite places in Kensington Palace, she said.Kensington Palace said it aims to reflect Diana's "warmth, elegance and energy", while the children represent the "universality and generational impact of the princess's work".READ NEXT:

Queen was said to have been "surprised" by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's choice of name for their daughter, a socialite has claimed. According to Nicky Haslam – who has a long list of royal pals – the Duke and Duchess of Sussex asked Her Majesty for her permission to name their newborn daughter after her over the phone and she agreed.But the socialite claims that the monarch believed her latest great-grandchild would be named Elizabeth and was taken aback when the name Lilibet was instead chosen.READ MORE: Charles 'thrilled' to see Meghan and 'emotional' at first meeting with LilibetHe said: "I heard he [Harry] rang her and said: 'We want to call our daughter after you, Granny'.

A royal insider has claimed that The Queen is “fed up with Harry and Meghan drama” and wants the bullying claims surrounding Meghan Markle to be handled privately so a “line” can be drawn. The Daily Mail reports that a palace insider told Vanity Fair’s Katie Nicholl that Her Majesty, 96, wanted the inquiry to be handled privately in a bid to avoid any further problems with the Royal Family's public image.

Made in Chelsea star was rushed to hospital earlier this week after receiving 'alarming' test results. Her fiance Ryan Libbey revealed he was devastated over the latest health battle. Louise, 32, nearly died twice as she gave birth last year and has been left suffering from PTSD.

Metropolitan Police officers have been sacked after sharing “abhorrent and discriminatory” messages in a Whatsapp group chat, including a racist joke about Meghan Markle, in 2018.PCs Sukhdev Jeer and Paul Hefford's actions were deemed to amount to gross misconduct at a tribunal today (July 1). The offensive posts, including one comparing the Duchess of Sussex to a Golliwog doll, were deemed “discriminatory and serious in nature”.READ MORE: Shocking moment two Met Police officers 'brutally beat teenage boy, 16, in back garden'The tribunal heard how the officers failed to challenge or report the messages.

Prince Harry made an appearance Friday during a virtual ceremony to honor recipients of the Diana Award, and reflected on how he feels Princess Diana's presence now more than ever.The Duke of Sussex made the remarks on what would have been the late royal's 61st birthday, adding that «there isn't a day during the past two and a half decades where I haven't thought about the mark she left, not only on me and my brother, but on all of our lives.»The Diana Award aims to honor young people who work to improve the lives of others. Established in 1999, the award goes to recipients as young as nine and up to 25.

Meghan Markle, 40, and Prince Harry, 37, want to avoid criticism for still using their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles.The couple dropped the use of their HRH titles after stepping down as senior royals and have faced pressure from certain quarters to follow suit and stop referring to themselves as Duke and Duchess.Marlene Koenig, an internationally recognized expert on British and European royalty, has suggested an alternative moniker that might suit all parties.READ MORE: Anger erupts after police hunting infamous 6ft Gimp Man say he's harmless Speaking to Daily Express, Koenig said the pair could just use "Sussex" after their names.They explained: "If you look at other members of the family or peers or heir to peerages; Beatrice and Eugenie do not use their titles in their jobs – on their work websites it's Beatrice York, Eugenie York. "Uncle Charles, Earl Spencer, he's written several books but doesn't use his title on his books: he uses Charles Spencer."The Earl of Harewood, whose father was the Queen's first cousin, was a producer, he used Lascelles, the family name as his title.

Now she has made up for the lost time by going on a girls' trip to Italy.

Back in 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they were quitting the Royal Family and moving to LA.

Prince William and Kate Middleton still have some trust issues when it comes to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, over a year after their tell-all TV interview with Oprah Winfrey.Nicholl points out that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did not meet with Meghan and Harry when they were in the United Kingdom, though the couple did reconnect with other members of the royal family during their visit.«I think that does signal not just a busy timetable on the part of the Cambridges but perhaps also a bit of a lack of trust,» she tells ET. «I do know that William and Kate are worried that anything they might say or do with the fact that it could end up being leaked to the media.

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Meghan Markle’s interview with American feminist activist Gloria Steinem and journalist Jessica Yellin will “leave Netflix and Spotify pulling their hair out," according to a royal commentator.The Duchess of Sussex spoke to the women for Vogue magazine and discussed the US abortion ruling.However, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield has noted that fans have been waiting for an update on Meghan and Harry’s deals with Netflix and Spotify.READ MORE: Charles 'thrilled' to see Meghan and 'emotional' at first meeting with LilibetThe commentator tweeted: “The entire world has been waiting for this woman to drop a podcast that promises to ‘dissect, explore and subvert the labels that try to hold women back’ and she took this conversation to Vogue?”She said that if she were Spotify or Netflix, she “would be pulling her hair out”.During the interview, Meghan spoke out against the US Supreme Court which ended “constitutional protections for abortion” that have been in place “for nearly 50 years”.It was overturned by the Roe v Wade ruling last week.Meghan admitted that she and Harry had a “guttural” reaction to the move and claimed that it showed women that they “don’t matter”.The former Suits actress said: “Women are already sharing stories of how their physical safety is being put in danger.

While those who lived in Scotland and said it shouldn’t be independent made up 10%.It was a near tie for those living in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, with both yes and no votes at 34%.Some Twitter users were outraged by the idea that the Money Saving Expert would ask people “not living in Scotland” for their opinion on the matter.@Markconner64 wrote: “Why would you ask people not staying in Scotland their opinion? Butt out b****nd.”Martin responded saying it obviously wasn’t an “official referendum”.He wrote: “Cos its just my daily twitter poll, not an official referendum. If it helps put ur mind at rest, don't worry it's not binding. (sic)“Ps I've also asked UK folk questions like who they'd as US president & whether pineapple should be allowed on pizza.They weren't binding either (sadly).”It comes as Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is trying to set another date for Scots to vote for the chance for their country's independence and is currently asking the UK's top court whether the country has the ability to hold a referendum without their permission.Following his reply, Twitter users rushed to Martin’s defence.@Wastefighter pointed out some hypocrisy in the social media user’s profile.He said: “You literally have a Ukraine flag in your profile, so you clearly have an opinion on a Country you don't live in.”They added: “It is possible to have polite discussion, you might find it actually strengthens the independent vote.”@Clairerhiannon wrote: “Martin you have no idea how bitter the whole independence question is in Scotland.

It's been revealed that the Royal Family cost taxpayers £102.4million last year. A new report shows that spending on the royals rose by £15million to top £100million for the first time ever, which is a rise of 17 per cent.