The Queen Personally Rejected Prince Harry's Remembrance Day Request

Rob Lowe is sharing more information about his recent Prince Harry sighting. In an interview with ET's Matt Cohen, the 56-year-old actor recalled seeing Harry, who lives in the same Montecito, Calfornia, neighborhood as him, driving.While on earlier this week, Rob told host James Corden that it looked as if Harry's «hair had grown very long and was pulled back very tightly by what I can only assume was a ponytail.»In his interview with ET, though, Rob questioned his own account of that sighting.«You have to consider the source. I also was the man that broke the news that Peyton Manning was retiring.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly 'banned' from having an editorial input on shows not connected to their $112 million Netflix deal.

Us Weekly reports—which Kate hadn't anticipated, thanks to the royal family's troubled year. "It was a nice surprise," a royal source told the magazine.

Prince Harry might be rocking some long royal locks, according to his neighbor Rob Lowe anyways. The actor appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden this week and had quite the story.

And while some people focused on the 'lacklustre' content of the show, several others pointed out the prince has seemingly adopted an unusual way of speaking.

A sweet surprise from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s birthday gift to Kate Middleton was revealed, and it was unexpected.

Prince Harry's neighbour Rob Lowe has claimed he's grown out his hair and is now styling it up into a ponytail.The Hollywood star, who is famed for starring on TV shows The West Wing and The Outsiders, made the claim while appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden.The 56 year old star explained that he had just seen the Duke of Sussex driving down his neighbourhood in Montecito, California, when he noticed his hair. "He lives about a mile from me.

The Queen and Prince Philip have been side by side for 73 years, supporting each other through the lows and enjoying the highs together.

Prince Harry, 36, is supposedly growing out his hair very long — as in, long enough to pull back into a ponytail. Well, this is what Rob Lowe claimed, which James Corden had a hard time believing during their interview on the Jan. 12 episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s potential return to the UK this year could pose a “headache” for the palace, a royal commentator has argued. Earlier this month, reports claimed the Royal Family would reunite for the trooping of the colour this June – with The Firm apparently determined to “get back to business”.

Prince Harry has made many changes since moving to LA and leaving behind the proper British setting he was used to living in, but is the Prince’s newest change a new hairdo? Prince Harry’s neighbour and West Wing actor Rob Lowe recently opened up about the odd change he saw in the Duke of Sussex.   During an appearance on The Late Late Show, Rob revealed that Prince Harry lives about a mile away from him, then the actor revealed that while the Duke is very reclusive, Rob has seen him in the neighbourhood, even though its a very rare occurrence. Then Rob recalled that he recently saw the Duke driving around the Montecito neighbourhood in LA.

Rob Lowe has suggested that Prince Harry has grown a ponytail after spotting the royal out in California.

Nearly a year after announcing their royal exit, plans for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s return to the UK for the Queen’s birthday are reportedly well underway—but they still depend on whether it’s safe to travel by then.

The Duke of Sussex has a new hairstyle. According to his neighborI Rob Lowe, Prince Harry has a ponytail, and we can’t wait to see it.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are quitting social media to "safeguard their content" after signing a £100million deal with Netflix and Spotfiy, a royal expert had claimed.It is claimed the pair are not turning their backs on social media to make a principled stand, but rather to protect their own interests.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not use social networks to promote their Archewell Foundation, while they will not return to the Sussex Royal Instagram and Twitter accounts.It is also believed to be unlikely that Meghan, 39, will resume posting online in a personal capacity, even though she was an avid Instagram user in her actress days before meeting Harry, 36.Daily Mirror royal editor Russell Myers told Lorraine Kelly he believes

Royal Family are known for holding themselves with so much grace and dignity, so much so that when they're seen slipping up or acting 'human', it's deemed newsworthy. However, it's important to remember that they're only human and are bound to lose their tempers every now and again.We don't get to see it often, as the royals try to act professionally while they're in the public eye.But sometimes we do get a glimpse of the monarchy's irritable moments...Here are five times the royals have lost their temper, and how they've handled the situation: Back in 2016, during the Trooping the Colour celebrations, Prince William was told off by his grandmother, the Queen.

Prince Harry left his polished royal look behind? On Monday night, Montecito-based actor Rob Lowe appeared on, where he told the British host about an interaction he had with his neighbor, Prince Harry. «I just ran into your countryman, the English treasure, Prince Harry, at the stoplight 10 minutes ago,» Lowe shared. «He lives about a mile from me.

PIERS Morgan and Susanna Reid laughed as they took a dig at Prince Harry and Meghan's plans to launch their own comedy shows. The Sun revealed yesterday that the couple are planning to make and sell funny programmes alongside dramas and thrillers.

Prince Harry and Prince William are said to have “reconnected” over Christmas, but will “never be as close“ as they were before, reports claim.The royal brothers are said to be talking “relatively regularly”, according to a royal expert. Prince Harry, 36, and Prince William, 38, were said to have not spoken for several months after the Duke of Sussex and his wife Meghan Markle stepped down from their roles as senior royals.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are finding ways to keep their digital interactions positive.The couple has been subject to repeated instances of online bullying and harassment over the last year and have been vocal about it. Ever since they stepped back as senior working members of the royal family last January, their social media accounts have remained dormant.The recently reported that the two have quit social media and will no longer use platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram due to the «hate» they've encountered.  But a source tells ET that both Harry and Meghan hope to use the digital world for good.In October, Meghan talked about how being «the most trolled person in the entire world» affected her during her and Harry's

Vanity Fair recently reported that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's stepping-down announcement in January 2020 was . “Harry and Meghan had put a great deal of thought into trying to create something that would work for both sides, but that was all blown when their plans were leaked to the press,” royal historian Robert Lacey told in an article published on January 7. “Harry was trying to get , William, and the queen to approve a plan, which they wanted in writing.