Jubilee: Last News

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might be contemplating giving up their royal titles following their brief return to the UK, an expert has said.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly had a difficult time when the pair came to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier this month.From being booed outside the service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, to being forced to take a back seat to the rest of the family throughout the entire the four-day-long event.And now it's possible that they are considering giving up their Royal roles.Expert Neil Sean said, on his YouTube channel: “It’s very difficult when your paymasters like Netflix and Spotify, you’re a celebrity, not a royal.’“Apparently he’s not gone off in a bit of a huff because of the way he was treated at the Platinum Jubilee. “ Prince Harry thinks that perhaps it may be a good idea to relinquish the titles that so many people are going on about.

Rylan Clark couldn't believe he was invited to join the stars in The Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant this month, which brought the iconic moments from her reign to life. TV host Rylan, 33, was invited to go on the open-top bus parade, waving to fans and dancing along to the music. He was joined by the likes of Sir Cliff Richard, Naomi Campbell, Gary Lineker, Kate Moss, and Patsy Kensit.

Adele and Harry Styles reportedly turned down the offer to perform at the Platinum Jubilee concert.The chart-topping popstars are believed to have been invited to perform at The Platinum Party at the Palace - a two-and-a-half hour concert held outside Buckingham Palace during the Jubilee weekend.The star-studded event took place on June 4 during the four days of festivities which honoured Her Majesty's 70 years on the throne earlier this month.Tons of famous acts played at the concert, from Ed Sheeran, Sir Rod Stewart and Diana Ross to Queen, who opened the show with singer Adam Lambert.However, it is believed concert bosses had tried to book Adele for the concert, but the Oscar-winning Hello singer had to decline the offer.A source told Daily Mail: "They were told she couldn’t do it. Scheduling issues, or something like that, were given as an excuse."It caused a lot of surprise, particularly as she was awarded an MBE.

Prince Harry's return to the UK during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations has sparked many wild theories from supposed Royal experts.And the latest one comes from Australian TV, where an expert has claimed that his “bizarre language” pre-celebration made Buckingham Palace “absolutely furious”.According to Russell Myers, co-host of Pod Save The Queen podcast and royal editor for the Daily Mirror, the issues stem from an interview Harry gave at the Invictus Games last month.He said, on Australian TV: “Harry was giving an interview just a couple of weeks ago when he was at the Invictus Games.“It was all, sort of, bizarre language, he was there to protect the Queen and these things are not going down too well.“If it (their relationship) is to be repaired, then there needs to be a bit more water under the bridge.“If Harry's looking for some, sort of, piecemeal then he was a long way off that.“The people I speak to, the Palace every day, who are obviously very, very well connected with the top players, as it were - they are still absolutely furious.“You can't go on, you know, international television interview with Oprah Winfrey, complaining about your treatment with the family and then wanting to sit down with them when you're still giving interviews.”The Royal rift continues to rumble on, despite attempts from the Queen to bring the family together during the celebrations. She even sent her own personal Land Rover to pick Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle up from Farnborough Airport to Frogmore Cottage when they arrived in the UK at the start of the month.

Adele, 34, and Harry Styles, 28, reportedly turned down the opportunity to perform at the Platinum Jubilee weekend.The artists did not take to the stage as part of the four-day celebrations to honour the Queen's 70 years of service.The Platinum Party at the Palace was a huge show as part of the Queen’s celebrations earlier this month.The event saw a number of global superstars perform outside Buckingham Palace, including the likes of Queen, Rod Stewart and Alicia Keys. Concert organisers were apparently keen for Adele to join the line-up. However, the Los Angeles-based reportedly turned them down, snubbing the concert in spite of being awarded an MBE for her services to music in 2013. "They were told she couldn’t do it,” a source claimed.“Scheduling issues, or something like that, were given as an excuse."It caused a lot of surprise, particularly as she was awarded an MBE. “After all, how many chances will there be to perform in front of Buckingham Palace for the Queen?" the insider told The Daily Mail. Meanwhile, a source told the paper that Harry “was asked”, but did not go into further detail.A source close to the former One Direction explained to Express.co.uk that he has been busy on his tour as well as promoting his new album.He also headlined Radio 1's Big Weekend in Coventry the week prior.Express.co.uk have contacted Adele and Harry’s representatives for comment. Platinum Party at the Palace took place on June 4, featuring the Queen herself in a pre-recorded comedy segment with the much loved Paddington Bear. Comedian Lee Mack served as host for the event, while Prince William and Prince Charles gave speeches.There were some pre-taped tribute messages from some huge names, including Sir Paul McCartney and former

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Members of the 113th Scouts in Rutherglen marked the Queen's recent platinum jubilee with a week of events.

Meghan Markle has rubbished claims that he had asked for a secret meeting with the Duchess of Sussex during the Platinum Jubilee. Thomas Markle was meant to travel to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee but was hospitalised after suffering a stroke in May. The Duchess of Sussex's father was forced to recover from home after his stroke and missed the celebrations of Her Majesty's 70-years on the throne.

Mike Tindall was overheard branding Prince Harry a "b***end" during the Platinum Jubilee after the Royal Family went to great lengths to put on a united front.

Throughout the Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier this month, people across the country embraced the festivities and enjoyed events including Trooping the Colour and the Platinum Jubilee Pageant. As part of the celebrations, members of the royal family headed to Buckingham Palace for the Platinum Party at the Palace where they watched a range of music performances from artists including Queen, Craig David and George Ezra.

Mike Tindall reportedly made a brutal X-rated comment about Prince Harry during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier this month. According to the Express, the 43 year old husband of Zara, 41, told a fellow guest at a reception following the Platinum Party concert at Buckingham Palace on 4 June that the Duke of Sussex was a "b*****d".

Prince Harry as a “b***end” during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, reports claim.The former England rugby star, who is married to the Queen’s granddaughter, Zara, attended the St Paul’s Cathedral thanksgiving service on June 3 alongside top royal names. After the service, the pair were approached by the Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle.

Good Morning Britain fans couldn't help but notice that an interview with George Ezra on the show appeared a little awkward on Wednesday (June 15). The singer appeared via video link on the ITV news programme to chat with Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly opted to skip a Royal Family get together at the Platinum Jubilee to "keep a low profile".The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made the choice not to attend a lunch before the Party at the Palace concert so they could mark Lilibet's birthday privately, reports The Express.The couple, along with their two children Archie and Lilibet, went on to head back to their LA home before the official end of the Queen's festivitiesSpeaking on the Royally Us podcast, host Christina Garibaldi said: "I know a source told Us Weekly that Harry and Meghan could've gone to the Party at the Palace, but [they] decided to keep a low profile on Lilibet's birthday and celebrate in private."Garibaldi went on to ask fellow host Christine Ross: "Do you feel like they chose to take a back seat and let the Queen shine on this weekend and not make themselves the headline?"Ross then replied: "Yes, I think so. I think that's really what we saw here was them laying low, taking a back seat, because it avoids any...

A new beginning? Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal family relationship may either be renewed or strained after their visit for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Royal biographer Duncan Larcombe reveals that if the Duke and Duchess of Sussex say anything about their visit behind closed doors, they might be dropped from the family entirely.

Rod Stewart has hit out at fellow musician Elvis Costello after he criticised his Jubilee performance at a concert.

Solway Yacht Club marked the Platinum Jubilee with a water pageant at Kippford on Friday.

Prince Charles reportedly made a 'last-minute call' to the Queen to convince her to attend the final part of the Jubilee celebrations. The Queen missed out on a number of events over the Jubilee weekend, including the service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral and the Epsom Derby due to ongoing mobility issues, with the monarch reportedly feeling 'discomfort' after her appearance at the Trooping of the Colour on Thursday 2nd June.

Prince Harry has been spotted in his first appearance in public since the Platinum Jubilee.The Duke of Sussex, 37, was seen at a polo grounds in California at the weekend as he took part in an afternoon session of his favourite sport.He was wearing a black helmet and the green and white uniform of his team, who play at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club. Photographs from the polo club show him riding determinedly on his horse as he wields his mallet forwards the action, while another snap shows him on two feet on the ground holding it aloft.Meghan Markle, who was seen sharing a kiss with Harry at the end of a victorious game last month, was not in attendance.According to Cosmopolitan, Harry plays for a team headed by model friend Nacho Figueras named Los Padres, who were up against rival side Dundee II in the most recent fixture.The 45-year-old, nicknamed the 'David Beckham of polo', recently posted a moving tribute to the Duke on his Instagram account.Showing a photo of him with his arms around a smiling Harry in front of a trophy, he wrote: "What a joy to see u (sic) smile and be so happy.

Jeremy Clarkson, 62, spoke out in support of Len Goodman, 78, after he confessed during TV coverage of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations that his grandmother had sneered at the thought of cooking coronation chicken. According to her, the curry powder used to make it was "foreign muck" - but Jeremy has dismissed claims of racism."The response was immediate.

Jubilee performer Diana Ross as a "deity" whose songs could have been covered by Rod instead.He then added: "If you read my actual remark, it was about the wrong-headed idea of asking Sir Rod pass up 'You Wear It Well' to lead a f*****g singalong!"Clarifying his position, he added during the online spat: "Have some damn respect."I was joking about the many uncomfortable choices that were overlooked."He had first addressed the controversial issue when he temporarily called time on the music in Glasgow to discuss the highs and lows of the bash."The show was good, wasn’t it? Wasn’t it? No, it was s***e," he sneered."I mean, I know you all love him and he’s one of yours and everything, but Rod.