'Time to mend bridges' GB News' Isabel Webster in stark warning to Prince Harry over Queen

The Today Show, noting that they were an hour late.“The thinking is this is very much the king’s desire, that he wanted to see the boys out together.” –Royal contributor @daisymcandrew discusses the reunion of Prince William and Prince Harry pic.twitter.com/Z8jXXX7B4f“They weren’t wearing the proper formal mourning attire, so they had to quickly go and get changed – I guess, do hair and makeup for Meghan.

mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II who died on Thursday at the age of 96.Body language expert Tonya Reiman exclusively told Fox News Digital there was a “gigantic difference” between the couples, which began in the way “they approached one another” and carried on throughout the long walk as Harry lovingly held his wife’s hand while the newly-appointed Prince and Princess of Wales acted more like “royals” with distance between the pair.“People were going, ‘Oh My God, you see how much love there is between one couple [Harry and Meghan], but the other couple [William and Kate] are royals.’ They’re used to this stuff,” Reiman said. The new “Fab Four” reunited after years apart, but weren’t without some criticism as Prince William went viral in a video where he was criticized for his lack of chivalry for his wife, while Harry rushed to be by Meghan’s side and open a car door as the group left the event together Saturday.Reiman noted that while Harry is obviously protective of Meghan, his penchant for crossing his arm over his jacket was due to never truly feeling comfortable in the spotlight despite nearly four decades with royal status. “He always does this, that’s a comfort level thing to cross his arms and when we cross our arms across our body, it’s to help us feel less vulnerable. When I see this, I don’t see discomfort on Harry’s part, but I feel vulnerability,” Reiman said. “When you look at Kate, she is all royal.

Piers Morgan has said he is "not fooled" by the reunion of the royal Fab Four as he slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – again.The former Good Morning Britain presenter, 57, called the couple "whiny money-grabbers" and claimed a "temporary truce" with Prince William following the Queen's death - amid their rumoured long-standing rift with the Royal family - was just a facade. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 41, united with William and Kate Middleton, 40, the new Prince and Princess of Wales, for a surprise visit to inspect floral tributes to the Queen and greet well-wishers outside Windsor Castle on Saturday.

King Charles lll petted a corgi – the favourite dog of his late mother Queen Elizabeth ll – as he and Camilla, Queen Consort greeted cheering crowds in Northern Ireland. King Charles, 73, and Camilla, 75, touched down at Belfast City Airport at Tuesday lunchtime, continuing the new monarch's tour of the UK since he ascended the throne following the death of Queen Elizabeth ll on Thursday, 8 September.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield appeared to shut down hopes of a reconciliation between Prince Harry and Prince William on This Morning.Following its cancellation on Friday, the ITV programme returned to screens on Monday with a special episode to mark the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.In a discussion with Vanessa Feltz, the presenters discussed whether their grandmother's passing would encourage Harry and William to make amends.READ MORE:Phillip Schofield fights tears on This Morning special during emotional Queen tributeWhile Vanessa was "hopeful" the Royal period of mourning would result in the brothers reconciling, Holly and Phil were left unconvinced.Vanessa said: "I'm so hopeful this will be [it]. "I really am and I'm not just saying this because I believe in happy ever after.

Piers Morgan has lashed out at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, labelling their behaviour over the past year as "selfish, whiny, money-grabbing and damaging". The TalkTV journalist said that the best way that Prince Harry can honour his father is by "cancelling his book" and reigning in his " royals-trashing wife".Harry's "tell all book" is due to come out in November, just weeks after the family will have finished mourning their Grandmother The Queen.READ MORE: Piers Morgan divides fans with reaction to King Charles' first national address In an opinion piece in The New York Post Piers Morgan said: "If this book is as bad as the palace fears, all hell will break loose when it’s published, and the ensuing furore could depth-charge King Charles III’s reign before it’s even gotten going."So if Harry genuinely wants us to believe he has a desire to 'honour' his father, as he said today, he should tear up his lucrative contract with Penguin Random House and cancel the book."He the continued: "If Harry goes ahead with this horribly ill-advised book, he will betray his pledge to his grandmother, and show that his commitment to 'honour' his father is just more disingenuous hot air from someone who, like his wife, loves to preach one thing but practice another." Last week after the tragic death of The Queen, Prince Harry and Meghan and Prince William and Kate took a walk together to look at the tributes left by members of the public.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has apologised for making an error after he mentioned the Queen's coffin will "travel in royal train from Scotland to UK".Omid Scobie, who co-authored the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's biography Finding Freedom, appeared on ABC News to tell American audience what would happen as the news of the Queen's death broke last week.He said on Thursday, September 8, during a live broadcast, commenting: "The Queen will end up laying at rest at the smallest palace in Edinburgh before it [the coffin] makes its journey on one of the royal trains over to the UK".READ MORE: Meghan Markle hugs mourner and thanks her for paying respects to Queen in sweet videoMr Scobie's blunder was spotted by Richard Eden, royal correspondent at Daily Mail, who tweeted: "Dear Omid Scobie, Scotland is part of the UK, there is only one royal train, and it won't be used to carry The Queen's coffin to London."Her Majesty's coffin, which is currently lying at rest in St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, where her son King Charles and his three siblings - Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward - held a silent vigil last night.At the end of the 24 hours lying-in-state, the coffin will be flown to London in the early evening on Tuesday and upon arrival, the coffin will be removed from the plane by a bearer party into the state hearse, with a guard of honour formed by the Queen's Colour Squadron.The hearse will then head to Buckingham Palace and rest in Bow Room for overnight and transferred to Westminster Hall to lie in state on Wednesday (September 13).Viewers picked up on Mr Scobie's mistakes and shared their thoughts on the comments.One said: "'Over to the UK'? Does he think Scotland is Ireland?""Mr Misinformation himself!

Prince Harry opened up on the struggles his wife Meghan Markle went through during a documentary in 2021.The clip has since resurfaced on Twitter prompting thousands of users to flood him with support after "not seeing it before" as some said they "understand" him more.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's Spotify podcast episodes to be shelved during Queen's mourning periodHe spoke about his wife's struggles in Apple TV's The Me You Can't See: A Path Forward as he relayed his own reasons for wanting to step back as a senior member of the Royal Family.As the clip has done the rounds once again on social media following Harry and Meghan's return to the UK, fans have been left in tears over his comments.One person wrote: "God, I'm sobbing here! Harry is describing pure horror as history repeats, yet even now no one in the Royal Family wants to admit the truth. I'm so happy he chose to do the right thing and leave a toxic environment."While another wrote: "Meghan couldn't win from the start."A third said: "I've never seen this before, I can understand the decision a lot more now."A fourth wrote: "I think the statement “we tried to make it work for 4 years” is powerful.

Prince Harry is apparently “insisting” that his memoir is published in November, according to one royal biographer. The Duke of Sussex’s highly-anticipated book had been scheduled for release later this year, but many royal fans have begun speculating that following the death of Queen Elizabeth II the book’s release may be rescheduled.

Royal fans were delighted this week when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appeared at Buckingham Palace to inspect the flowers and greet the well-wishers who had congregated to pay their respects to the late Queen. Prince Harry and wife Meghan appeared alongside the Prince and Princess of Wales and the foursome's ongoing feud seemed to have been put aside, for now at least. Now one of Prince Harry's interviews has resurfaced online with many fans surprised to find they'd never seen it before and sharing their support for the grieving Royal.

Many of us may have dreamed of being a real life prince or princess at some point in our lives, but pop icon Britney Spears almost made it a reality as she struck up a cyber romance with Prince William at the height of her fame. The 40 year old singer, had aspirations to become a literal ‘princess of pop’ as she began chatting to the royal online when they were both teenagers, but sadly things fizzled out before they could make things official.

Oprah Winfrey, a close friend of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, has shared her thoughts on hopes of a possible reconciliation with his brother Prince William, in the wake of their grandmother, The Queen’s death. While speaking briefly about the subject while promoting Sidney, a documentary about Disney Poitier at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, the famous talk show host faced a number of questions regarding the royals' relationship.

Oprah Winfrey believes that the Queen's death and funeral will be an “opportunity for peacemaking” for Prince William and Prince Harry.

Oprah Winfrey revealed she was taken by surprise after her interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle was called a "bombshell".

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could reconcile with the Royal Family nearly three years after they left the UK, Oprah predicts. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex famously left the UK just before lockdown in early 2020 and went on to live their life in the US instead and stepped down as senior members of the Royal Family.READ MORE: Meghan Markle's Spotify podcast episodes to be shelved during Queen's mourning periodThe following year Harry and Meghan did a bombshell interview with TV star Oprah and opened up on some of their tougher experiences since they tied the knot.

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently reunited with Prince William, Prince of Wales and Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales.The "fab four’s" reunion comes after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland at 96. Although the brothers and their spouses have reunited, it is unclear how their relationship will unfold. Oprah Winfrey recently shared at the Toronto Film Festival that Queen Elizabeth II's death could be an "opportunity for peacemaking" among the royal family.

Well, that’s not what you want at such a somber event.

Prince William and Kate Middleton had a noticeably different approach to handling the general public than Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle as they greeted hundreds of people outside of Windsor Castle who were mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II who died on Thursday at the age of 96. Body language expert Tonya Reiman exclusively told Fox News Digital there was a "gigantic difference" between the couples, which began in the way "they approached one another" and carried on throughout the long walk as Harry lovingly held his wife's hand while the newly-appointed Duke and Duchess of Wales acted more like "royals" with distance between the pair.