'Sexier Meghan' racy model wants to tempt Harry back to UK with 'nudes and protection'

Prince Harry suffered 'substantial damage' to his 'reputation' following an article over his concerns for police protection, his lawyers have claimed. The Duke of Sussex, 37, whose attendance at the Queen's Jubilee celebrations later this year have been called into question, is suing the Mail on Sunday after the newspaper allegedly made a 'misrepresentation of the facts' over his offer to fund his own police protection, according to a court filing, as seen by Newsweek.

Prince Philip was reportedly “spitting blood” after finding out that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wanted to leave the Royal Family and told an aide “we were wrong about her all along”, a royal author has claimed. According to Christopher Andersen, author of Brothers and Wives: Inside the Private Lives of William, Kate, Harry and Meghan, the late Duke of Edinburgh went straight to the Queen to express his “anger”.

Prince Charles is becoming "absolutely desperate" to see Archie and Lilibet as hopes of Prince Harry bringing them back to the UK soon grow slim, according to a royal expert.

Prince Harry has said an article about his concerns over police protection caused “injury to his feelings” in a new libel lawsuit.The Duke of Sussex is taking legal action against the Mail on Sunday after the publication allegedly made a “misrepresentation of the facts” regarding Harry’s offer to pay for the protection himself, according to a court filing.Legal representatives for Harry say in paperwork that the Mail on Sunday’s article made the accusation that the Duke “lied in his initial public statements." The papers, which have been seen by Newsweek, show Harry’s legal team say the article started a “feeding frenzy of hostile comments”. The court filing added: “As a result of [the Mail's] conduct pleaded above, [Prince Harry] has suffered increased upset and distress and injury to his feelings." His legal team also argue that the Mail refused to take down the article from their website and did not make it as “subject of a legal claim” or even publish an apology.Harry is now seeking damages for libel against the Mail on Sunday publishers Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) at the High Court in London - but also wants an injunction to prevent the claims from being repeated.According to Newsweek, The Duke also wants the newspaper to publish a summary of any judgement decided by the court.

Piers Morgan, 56, has been left furious by a complaint from the Duke of Sussex regarding his press coverage.The former Good Morning Britain presenter has remarked that the "little twerp" needs to remember "there's a war raging" when he is "bleating" about his problems.Piers left his raging comment in response to the latest news story on the infamous Prince Harry.The Duke of Sussex has claimed he suffered "substantial hurt, embarrassment and distress" after a Mail on Sunday report about one of his other court cases.The repercussions of this, according to Harry's lawyers, inspired a "feeding frenzy of hostile comments" online.Piers quipped in view of his 7.9 million Twitter followers: "Is the little twerp ever not hurt and distressed?"Imagine bleating like this when there’s a war raging?"Many social media users offered their own opinions in the comments.CraigSJames said: "I thought he said recently that he no longer looked at comments on social media."Eyeswatchin added: "Separately they were harmless, but together they are insufferable."Funny how some couples just bring out the worst in eachother."Sarahjdj279 commented: "Hurt feelings? The world isn't a playground."He's been too sheltered for too long."However, not all social media users agreed with the outspoken Talk TV star.Richard905125 said: "You appeared to be 'hurt and distressed' when someone disagreed with you!"Craigypickle added: "Imagine bleating about someone bleating when there is a war going on."Dewster99 pointed out: "Didn't he actually serve during a war though?"Piers regularly launches attacks on the former royals Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, most recently regarding their new Spotify deal.Piers mocked the couple after Spotify released a

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Prince William has reportedly opened up about brother Prince Harry while meeting locals in Belize on his latest royal tour. William and wife Kate Middleton visited the village of Hopkins yesterday, where they were seen visiting the Maya cacao farm in the coastal town, when William, 39, reportedly made a comment about his younger brother, 37.The two royal brothers are thought to have only seen each other twice in person since Harry left the UK in early 2020 – once at the funeral of their grandfather Prince Philip and again at an unveiling of a statue of their late mother, Princess Diana.

Alan Sugar’s aide Karren Brady has called out Prince Harry in a recent column for The Sun. The Apprentice star took the opportunity to slam the former royal as she scathingly accused him of “setting himself up as a moral crusader” after he “left this country” for America.In an unusual comment, Karren compared Harry to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy as she hit out at Harry over the promotion of his international sporting event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women,Karren wrote: “Harry is now a laughing stock.

Prince Harry may never want to return to the UK again after looking "numb and regretful" following his explosive Oprah Winfrey interview, an expert claimed. Duncan Larcombe, author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story, previously said the Duke of Sussex will live to "regret that interview – and maybe his decision to leave the Royal Family." The expert, who spent ten years as a royal editor, spoke to Closer magazine last year about the prince and claimed he appeared "nostalgic for his old life".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been banned from attending Prince William's 40th birthday celebrations, a royal insider claims.The two brothers shared a unique childhood together but have now been on opposing sides of a royal feud for at least two years. The source claimed that things are now so bad that William 'barely recognises his own brother'.

Prince William reportedly spoke about Prince Harry while dancing with locals in Belize on his Caribbean tour as he laughed about his brother's confidence. Yesterday (Sunday, March 21), the Cambridges let their hair down during a visit to the village of Hopkins where they danced with schoolchildren from the Garifuna Cultural Centre.It was there that William seemingly made a remark about his brother to Cynthia Ellis-Topsy, ambassador at large for the Garifuna nation, following the pair's fractured relationship.

Prince Harry had to prove his loyalty to Meghan Markle from the moment they went public with their relationship.

It appears a “tide has changed” in the relationship between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry since their move to the US, a body language expert has observed. When American actress Meghan first arrived in the UK and became part of the Royal family, communication professional Judi James said Prince Harry took on the “overly protective role” as he taught her the typical proceedings followed by the Windsor family.

Prince Harry, which he claimed made it seem like the Duke of Sussex was appearing on Mastermind.The presenter took to Twitter today to share a news article featuring the image, which showed a serious-looking Harry.The royal was pictured against a plain black backdrop, similar to that of the BBC quiz show Mastermind's famous set.In view of his 1.6 million followers, Rylan tweeted: “Genuinely thought he was doing mastermind.”Other social media users agreed with the TV star, whose tweet racked up more than 1,200 likes.Sharondavis91 typed: “Totally get that,” while upthechute said: “Me too.”Rachel31762615 simply commented: “You’re hilarious.”Rylan previously took to the social media platform to deny he is experiencing "breakdown number 2" over a string of bizarre tweets.He had previously spoken out on his mental health and how, after his break-up with husband Dan Neal, he felt he was "a danger to myself”.A series of tweets sent last week had fans concerned that the presenter might be struggling with his mental health.One of the tweets read: “WHERE ARE YOU NOW WHEN I MISS YOU?""Hola, mi bebé-bé, Hola, mi bebé-bé, Llámame, llámame," a separate tweet read.He also wrote: "INSTEAD OF MEAT I EAT VEGGIES AND P***Y."A later message read: “No one brings me down, I'm gonna take the crown. Give it to me now."But puzzled fans’ minds were soon put at ease as Rylan offered an explanation for his mystery tweets.He wrote: “For those fearing this is breakdown number 2, listening to all the Eurovision entries and there is BANGERS."I can feel my hips sliding all over Euroclub in May.

Good Morning Britain changed their presenters today as Richard Madeley was replaced. On Monday 21 March, the ITV morning show host was replaced by financial expert, Martin Lewis. Susanna Reid has been hosting the show on Mondays to Wednesday since before Christmas and she took to Twitter to announce the presenter shake-up.

Meghan Markle showed that Prince Harry's time as her mentor and protector was over with a subtle hand gesture, a body language expert has claimed.The Duke of Sussex guided Meghan through life as a royal in the early days of their relationship.But body language expert Judi James has claimed that a subtle hand gesture from the Duchess showed Harry that the "tide has changed" in their relationship, the Mirror reports.The moment came during the couple's infamous interview with Oprah Winfrey as they sat side by side on garden chairs and opened up about their life in the Royal Family.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been revealed by an expert who claims the Duke of Sussex is "not yet comfortable with Hollywood celebrity culture".The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they would be stepping away from royal duties in January 2020 and have always appeared unified in their choices ever since.But Pauline Maclaran, professor of marketing and consumer research at Royal Holloway, believes that Harry was born into the "Royal Family brand" which is "bound to create tensions", the Express reports.She noted that Meghan's brand had always been based around being "a (previously) minor Hollywood celebrity associated with the Suits brand”.“The mix of these different brand cultures is bound to create tensions at times and certainly did when Meghan tried to be a working royal during their time in England," she said. The expert also spoke about the Duke and Duchess' appearance at the NAACP Image Awards – where many noted Harry looking wooden on stage next to his more comfortable wife.

Prince Harry's attendance at the Queen's Jubilee celebrations later this year have been called into question, after he revealed he won't be flying to the UK for Prince Philip's memorial.The Duke of Sussex was expected to fly from the US to the UK to take part in the celebrations for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this year. It was also reported earlier this year that 37 year old Harry could also bring his wife Meghan Markle as the couple were said to be "keeping their diaries free".

Prince Harry's expected Oscars appearance alongside his wife Meghan Markle has ruffled the feathers of royal fans and commentators alike, who have labelled the Duke "selfish" and a "hypocrite".The criticism comes after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex pulled out of going to Harry's grandfather, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh's memorial service due to security fears.The Duke wanted to fly his family over from their California home for the occasion, but now believes it is too dangerous to do so after the Home Office refused to give him police protection, despite Harry's offer to pay for the protection himself.The Oscars, now in its 94th year, will be presented by Amy Schumer and will take place on March 27, in Los Angeles, just two days before his grandfather's service will take place in Westminster Abbey. While their appearance is yet to be confirmed, it is believed Harry and Meghan will hand out the Best Picture award, reports the Daily Mail, and the pair's involvement in the award ceremony has angered fans.

Meghan Markle. The Changing Rooms star chatted exclusively to the Daily Star and shared his brutally honest thoughts on the Duchess of Sussex.The TV personality had previously branded Meghan as "dull" and shared that he had no interest in working with her.When asked if this was still true, Laurence said: "Oh yeah, I got into terrible trouble when I said everyone was like 'oh she's so nice and so lovely...'"But no, I always felt very strongly that the kind of taste that she has very transatlantic international beige it really wasn't anything I was interested in at all."He added: "I'm looking forward to seeing what the new generations do with the places but she is obviously extremely unlikely to get her hands on any of them.

Prince Harry is set to maintain a prestigious position within the Royal Family due to the role his father Prince Charles is destined to inherit following the end of the Queen's reign.The royal author Brian Hoey has said that the Duke of Sussex,37,will continue to keep a prominent position despite Megxit.Brian issued: "One has to remember, in the not too distance future - although I hope it is going to be a long way in the future - Harry is going to be the son of the King."So they've got to be very careful how they handle him, you see, because no matter what happens, they can never take that away from him."In January 2020, Harry and Meghan decided to "step back as 'senior' members" of the British royal family.This decision resulted in the Duke and Duchess of Sussex no longer holding military and royal patronages.They can also no longer carry out engagements as representatives of the Queen or the Crown.Prince Harry's bond with the Crown will continue to be strong even after the end of Charles's reign, as the Duke's brother Prince William will inherit the Crown.The royal author also issued that a reunion of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex with their family in Britain and introducing their daughter Lilibet Diana to the Queen could help heal the family's relationship.He said: "It would be a very easy thing for the rift to be healed between them, very easy."He added the tensions between Meghan and Harry and their royal relatives may not be running as high as the public presume.Brian said: "Because I am absolutely sure the Queen holds no feelings of disapproval towards Harry and Meghan, none whatsoever."And she would certainly welcome them back if they returned and she would like them to be all together." The Queen spoke highly