Royal Family RECAP: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ripped apart in 5-word takedown

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Prince Harry reportedly fears that Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will lose their royal titles amid the ongoing royal feud.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced their plans to step back from royal duties in 2020, with their son not publicly known as a "prince" at the time.

The Princess of Wales was compared to a famous Hollywood legend as she leaned into vintage glamour for a historic church service to install the new Archbishop of Canterbury.

Princess Catherine was compared to Audrey Hepburn with her outfit resembling the star's iconic hats.

Princess Charlotte could be set to attend a prestigious school located just minutes from the Prince and Princess of Wales's home in Windsor.

The young royal, who will celebrate her 11th birthday at the start of May, is currently a student at Lambrook School in Berkshire, but the school only caters for students up until the age of 13.

Princess Beatrice is "under a lot of pressure" and trying to keep one royal on side amid the fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, an expert has claimed.

Ian Pelham Turner told Fox News that "the reality" is Beatrice feels pressured "at the moment" and is trying to support her father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, without "annoying" the Royal Family.

If we ever find ourselves in dire straits, we can only hope that the people who appreciate us the most will gather round and hold some sort of intervention.

If we were very lucky, those close to us would ensure that their love guided us back onto the straight and narrow. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor finds himself in a bit of a pickle, and he would probably appreciate some help from anyone who still holds him in high enough esteem.

Prince William and Princess Catherine joined faith leaders at Canterbury Cathedral to see Dame Sarah Mullally enthroned as the new Archbishop of Canterbury on Wednesday.

The Princess of Wales teamed the black and ivory hat by milliner Juliette Botterill with a smart coat by Suzannah London as she joined William at the service to symbolically mark the beginning of Dame Sarah Mullally’s tenure.

King Charles will deliver the Government's legislative programme speech on May 13, Commons Leader Sir Alan Campbell has told MPs.

During the upcoming state opening of parliament, the King will present a list of proposed bills on behalf of Sir Keir Starmer's administration.

Royal fans have been left in hysterics by a review of Meghan Markle's brand As Ever on X. The 44-year-old launched her brand last year, with an array of products being made available to customers and fans of Meghan over the past year.

Having launched in April 2025, As Ever has since released products from wine to strawberry jam and tea to candles.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle issued a bold statement following a landmark US court ruling against major tech giants.

On Wednesday, a jury found Meta and Google, the parent company of YouTube, liable in a case brought by a woman who claimed her childhood addiction to social media worsened her mental health struggles.

Prince Harry and Meghan have announced a trip to Australia with the Duchess due to appear at a women-only retreat in Sydney, but thousands of angry Aussies have signed a petition demanding the couple pay for their own security.

It's the first time Harry and Meghan are heading Down Under since they travelled there six years ago as working royals with full police protection paid for by the state.

Good afternoon from London. Royal reporter Lauren Welch here and I’ll be bringing you all the latest royal news into this evening.

Email: lauren.welch@reachplc.com

Prince William and Princess Catherine joined faith leaders at Canterbury Cathedral to see Dame Sarah Mullally enthroned as the new Archbishop of Canterbury on Wednesday. The Princess of Wales teamed the black and ivory hat by milliner Juliette Botterill with a smart coat by Suzannah London as she joined William at the service to symbolically mark the beginning of Dame Sarah Mullally’s tenure.

Prince William arrived in Wiltshire earlier today to visit the 1 Mercian Regiment in his role as Colonel-in-Chief. The purpose of the Prince of Wales' visit was to speak to a female network of soldiers and hear directly what it is like to be a woman in the Armed Forces.

Dressed in army fatigues, William first joined a conversation with a group of female soldiers, which gave him the opportunity to hear first-hand about their experiences. Women make up approximately 12 per cent of the UK Regular Forces, with the goal to increase this to 30 per cent by 2030.

King Charles will deliver the Government's legislative programme speech on May 13, Commons Leader Sir Alan Campbell has told MPs. During the upcoming state opening of parliament, the King will present a list of proposed bills on behalf of Sir Keir Starmer's administration.

The BBC previously reported that May 12 or May 13 had been pencilled in for the address. The timing means that Prime Minister Keir Starmer will set out his legislative plans just days after the crucial May 7 local elections.

Despite Hollywood-sized egos, superstars often attend the Golden Raspberries to collect their 'Razzies' - Oscar-parody awards for the worst movies of the year. Now Prince Harry has been given an award for his 416-page moan-fest that no respectable writer would ever want as it's the British public telling him: "You're full of it."

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle issued a bold statement following a landmark US court ruling against major tech giants. On Wednesday, a jury found Meta and Google, the parent company of YouTube, liable in a case brought by a woman who claimed her childhood addiction to social media worsened her mental health struggles.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson have been accused of being a “farce” over recent years by one royal author. While the couple have been divorced since 1996, they have always spurred rumours of a romantic reunion by remaining good friends.

The Princess of Wales was compared to a famous Hollywood legend as she leaned into vintage glamour for a historic church service to install the new Archbishop of Canterbury. Princess Catherine was compared to Audrey Hepburn with her outfit resembling the star's iconic hats.

Sarah Ferguson has been hit with a fresh bombshell as she continues to hide away from public view. Before becoming mired in the scandal surrounding her former husband, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, she was enjoying a successful career as a bestselling romantic fiction author.

Princess Catherine looked as stunning as usual as she stepped out for an engagement in Canterbury earlier today. The 44-year-old was joined by Prince William as the couple attended the Installation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, which was aired on the BBC.

The couple, who were two of around 2,000 people in attendance, marked the symbolic start of the ministry of the first female Archbishop in the role's 1,400-year history. After seeing Catherine's stunning look, fans took to X to share their opinions in the much-loved royal. Many fans showed their excitement for Catherine's future role as Queen Consort. One fan commented: "THAT is what you call a QUEEN!"

She continued: “You know, hard relate, a guy who used to run one of the big talent agencies, I think UTA, said they're just not very good.

"And this is the reality they have, this one story, which is, we were treated badly and we left the royal family. They've told it every possible way they can now, but nobody cares about any of the other stuff.”

Ms Hyde concluded: “So what you're left with now is that they are just rich people.”

The pair agreed the Sussexes’ cultural moment has passed, leaving them with nothing fresh or compelling to say.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are “just rich people” with nothing left to offer, journalist Marina Hyde has said in a scathing analysis. Ms Hyde discussed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during The Rest is Politics podcast, which she co-hosts with Richard Osman.

And she did not hold back as she tore into the couple's collapsed Spotify deal, branding them "grifters" who endlessly recycle their single royal-exit victim story. She said: “Nobody cares about watching her make lavender biscuits for her ex-hairdresser,” calling their output "bull**** and boring". She continued: "I mean, they are out of fashion, they're not very talented, and they have a hugely overstated idea of their cultural relevance."