Speculation Harry and Meghan 'want to renew vows' and have 'second honeymoon'

Revenge told author Tom Bower that Meghan made the claim in 1993, 25 years before she tied the knot with Prince Harry.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan's surprise visit to UK will clash with important date for QueenHe said: “Her ambition was never in doubt. Influenced by her frequent presence in the studios, she was set upon becoming famous.“Befriending the son of a Bolivian president at school, Meghan boasted for a few days, ‘I’m going to be Queen of Bolivia.’”Elsewhere in the biography, Meghan’s childhood pal Ninaki Priddy said that she was “always fascinated by the royal family” and that she “felt like a princess” when she had a leading role in a school play.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle announced earlier this month they are planning a trip to the UK in September, but an expert claims senior royals are "likely not thrilled” about their planned visit. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, have said they will visit the UK next month to attend charity events.The Duchess of Sussex is a counsellor for the organisation, alongside Justin Trudeau, Sir Richard Branson, and Jamie Oliver, among others.

Meghan Markle, hasn't shied away from speaking his mind about the Royals in the past - especially during that Oprah interview - so it's no surprise that royal officials are quaking at the prospect of more damaging allegations. But a former aide of Princess Diana, Harry's mum, has said he's using the book is an opportunity to shake off his "moaner" image after he was made to feel like a "victim" in the media throughout his life, OK.co.uk reports.READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'betrayed' royals who 'aren't thrilled' at new UK visitStewart Pearce, Diana’s former private voice and presence coach and author of the book Diana: The Voice of Change, said: "The reason why Harry is bringing forth a memoir is to correct a lot of erroneous stories about the nature of his life over the last 25 years since Diana's death."[Harry] is pregnant with the conviction of honesty and with leverage of transparency."He felt that he was very much a victim as he tried to steer his way forward being the freedom fighter and liberationist that he is; particularly in relation to Meghan Markle."The royal author continued: "At the moment very few people seem to understand where he’s coming from, they just feel that he’s a moaner.

READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan's surprise visit to UK will clash with important date for Queen"Senior royals are likely not thrilled with today’s announcement," said the host of the To Di For podcast."When the Sussexes vaguely accused a member of the royal family with being racist, started suing British media, sued the Government, and moved out of the country - monarchists were left feeling betrayed."Harry and Meghan have kept their distance from other members of the Royal Family since they moved to California in 2020.And in a bombshell 2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, the pair alleged comments had been made about the skin colour of the couples' future children - although they would not say who had supposedly made the comments.This will be the second time this year that Harry and Meghan have visited the UK, having made the journey across the pond for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee back in June.Though their decision to attend was initially controversial, their presence at the celebration didn't cause too much of a stir - and Schofield says they handled it well."I thought their behaviour during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee was superb.

Prince William is preparing for a trip the US without Kate Middleton by his side next month. He will be touching down in New York in what is his first trip to America since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved there.

Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend Cressida Bonas was seen dancing in a sweet video with her niece as she prepares to welcome her first child.The pregnant actress, 33, was seen enjoying an evening out at a restaurant when she posted an adorable video, dancing with her niece with her blossoming bump clearly visible. In the video, Cressida can be seen at the dinner table wearing a cream lace top and with her blonde hair in a bun as her niece stands next to each other with the pair performing a series of clicks and head nods in time to music.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need to make themselves 'TV gold' to make good on their huge Netflix deal, a royal expert has claimed. The pair have yet to have anything air on the streaming service since signing a huge deal reported to be around £84million in 2020, although they currently have a docuseries in the works.

Netflix apply further pressure for content from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following their lucrative contract deal.So far, the pair are yet to successfully produce any content for the platform, but their return to the UK and potential reunion with the Royal Family could be in-part due to the problems at home. READ MORE: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle warned 'clock is ticking' over lack of Netflix contentAn expert suggested that there are "still a lot of problems to be solved" for the pair, specifically when dealing with Spotify.Expert Neil Sean said: "Over in the United States, there’s still a lot of problems to be solved.

Manchester United star Ryan Giggs to his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville, where he referred to his genitalia as a "totem pole", was heard in the court. Several messages between Mr Giggs, 48, and Ms Greville, 38, which are believed to have been shared during their initial days of romance, were read out by his attorneys at the Manchester Crown Court on Thursday.

The Cambridge clan are excitedly awaiting their reported move to Adelaide Cottage on the Windsor Castle Estate this summer. But one person who is less than impressed about the duke and duchess leaving Kensington Palace after extensive, and expensive, renovation, is their sister in law's pal Omid Scobie.The prominent royal biographer revealed that the move has "raised eyebrows" amid the backdrop of the cost of living crisis.

Netflix with a juicy third instalment of the sex-fuelled film, called The Next 365 Days – and fans just can't get enough.The hotly awaited sequel has in the past led to many viewers becoming quite hot and flustered as racy and X-rated scenes unfolded with leading actors.Erotic scenes pretty much dominated the previous movies with the original following Massimo, who imprisoned a woman named Laura and gave her 365 days to fall in love with him.READ MORE: Hollyoaks fans will recognise Nadira Valli star from Netflix's Rebel Cheer SquadThe second film follows the plot of first and within just a few minutes the passionate scenes were in full flow once more.It is anticipated that the next instalment will have even more heart racing on-screen moments.With the sex-charged film franchise hitting Netflix once again on August 19, we couldn't resist casting our minds back at some X-Rated moments from past films.There is one scene that Suits fans will not be able to erase from their memories that easily – the one in which Meghan’s character Rachel Zane romps with Mike Ross played by Patrick J Adams.In the steamy moment, the pair can no longer fight their feelings as Mike hoists Rachel up against a filing cabinet.During an interview with Larry King, the two co-stars were asked: "What has been your favourite scene to film together? And where do you see the characters in five years?"Patrick responded: "I feel like saying the last scene of last season where we got very intimate in a file room in the office."It was a sex scene, it was the culmination of a lot of pent-up emotions."Meghan added at the time: "It was what people wanted to see from Mike and Rachel, and it happened in a file room."One of Jennifer's most notable scenes was her

The Duke of Cambridge is to travel to New York next month to attend an Earthshot Prize innovation summit as a countdown to the awards being staged in the US. Prince William will make the solo trip on 21 September, where he will be joined by previous winners of the environmental competition.

Prince Harry’s upcoming bombshell book will “exorcise his demons from the past”, claims a former royal aide.The royal, 37, is set to release a tell-all book that, as per the Duke of Sussex’s own admission, will touch upon the "experiences, adventures, losses and life lessons that have helped shape him" over the past four decades of his life. Harry is thought to be using the book to take a deep dive into his own difficult experiences, including the death of his mother Princess Diana and his decision to quit the Royal Family as a working royal and move to California with wife Meghan Markle.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be "at risk" if they are not afforded police protection on their visit to the UK, a royal expert has claimed. The pair announced plans last week to visit the country next month, attending Manchester's One Young World Summit on September 5 alongside other events in London.Harry lost his taxpayer-funded security when the couple stepped down as working royals in 2020, meaning that the pair are not entitled to the same police protections as senior royals like the Cambridges.READ MORE: Fears over Prince Harry breaching royal privacy after he 'chose his wife'Ever since Megxit, the couple's reputation among royalists has taken a hit, which has only been spurred on by their reportedly fractured relationship with the rest of the family - and without protection, royal security analyst Richard Aich warned the pair could face danger.Aitch told US Weekly: "I would like to think that Harry does actually receive police protection."It’s a cost to him but nevertheless, some form, some element of that police oversight.

Prince Harry returned to Africa this week for a solo trip benefiting the African Parks nonprofit, a source tells ET. «In his capacity as President of African Parks – a non-profit conservation group that manages national parks across the continent – Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, is welcoming and co-hosting a group of US officials, conservationists, and philanthropists as they tour protected wildlife and nature areas,» the spokesperson said. A Twitter user posted a photo of himself with Harry in Mozambique on Thursday. «Prince Harry is in Vilankulos,» they wrote. Prince Harry is in Vilankulos #Inhambane#Mozambique@britishroyals@harrymegan@PHarry_Meghan@MANNA_UKpic.twitter.com/11LdCQ0UbTThe Duke of Sussex has an established affinity for Africa, where he's said to hold some of his fondest memories. Last month, Harry reiterated this point while speaking at the U.N.

Prince Harry has made a surprise trip to Mozambique ahead of his and Meghan Markle’s upcoming trip to the UK.The Duke of Sussex, 37, made the solo trip without Meghan or his children Archie, three, or Lilibet, one, for a short visit to the country in his capacity as president of African Parks. According to the Duke’s spokesperson, Harry was on the trip to welcome and co-host a group of US officials, conservationists and philanthropists earlier this week as they toured protected wildlife and nature areas.The Duke’s trip was not formally announced before the journey, however in photos shared online of the visit, Harry can be seen wearing a grey polo shirt, sports cap and navy shorts.

Prince Harry has made a trip back to Africa.

Prince Harry wants to shake off a public perception of being a "moaner" with his new book, and reportedly feels that he has been a "victim", according to former royal aide. The 37 year old prince, who is the son of heir to the throne Prince Charles and the beloved late Princess Diana, has been the subject of intense scrutiny since the day he was born, but perhaps never more so than since he introduced girlfriend Meghan Markle to the world in 2017, and later married her in 2018.

Royal Family in his upcoming tell-all autobiography.The Duke of Sussex may be reliving the past and is tipped to include his "wild years" period, with the lucrative memoir expected to be filled with "wholly truthful" accounts of Harry's life.Speculation still surrounds what exactly will be featured in the book, which is scheduled for release in November this year.READ MORE: Kate and William ditch 'dream' as couple put George, Charlotte and Louis ahead of firm But one royal expert believes the Duke of Sussex could use his upcoming autobiography to speak on his alleged "hard-partying" past and the wild years that came before and after it.Expert Tom Sykes said that the book, rather than launching an attack on the Royal Family, will "focus very much on himself."Sykes continued: "For me, the really fascinating thing about it is: Is he going to talk about his partying? Is he going to talk about drug use? ...I think it is a real possibility."I think that, to me, would be the most brilliant way for Harry to answer all his critics and provide an amazing book, but also not be accused of sticking it to other people. "That would be incredible."One key moment that may be up for discussion in Harry's rebellious years abroad are his infamous trip to Las Vegas and the insensitive fancy dress costumes that came along with it.Sykes added: "Harry was very hard partying in his youth; he drank a lot, he partied a lot."His girlfriend Chelsy Davy and him were very hard partying in London up until 2010 when they split up.