As Prince Harry battles legal issues in an effort to safeguard his wife, Meghan Markle, royal observers express concerns about the consequences of their diverging paths.
High-profile royal experts have cast doubt over Prince Harry's impending legal battle against the Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), suggesting the Duke of Sussex could be set up for a difficult court fight.
In a recent episode of her podcast, Sarah Ferguson, fondly known as Fergie, opened up about the profound sentimentality behind her latest grandson's name, which brought her to tears.
Meghan Markle's royal narrative could potentially find its way into the popular Netflix series, The Crown, even as speculation suggests the show is set to conclude with its sixth season.
Among the many official duties that come with being a royal, certain events are etched into their calendars as annual traditions. One such occasion is Garter Day, which is celebrated this year on June 19 at Windsor Castle. This marks the first occurrence of the event since Queen Elizabeth II's passing.
Piers Morgan, the erstwhile host of "Good Morning Britain," remained seemingly unperturbed by Prince Harry's accusations lodged against him during a testimony at the High Court in London on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, expressed his indignation at the royal's allegations concerning his purported exploitation of Diana's personal effects.
Prince Harry, in his pursuit of justice in a privacy lawsuit against Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN), found a robust supporter in his uncle Charles Spencer, who expressed his advocacy on social media platforms.
An emotional Prince Harry completed two days of intense cross-examination at the High Court, confessing that he lacks concrete evidence to substantiate his suspicion of daily unlawful interception of his phone messages.
Prince Harry is in the midst of a challenging legal battle at the High Court. In contrast, his sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, spent Wednesday, June 7, cheerfully engaging in royal duties on the rugby field.
On Wednesday, Prince Harry faced an intense inquiry about his past, particularly a controversial 2006 visit to a strip club, during his second day of testimony in a legal battle against the Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN). RadarOnline.com reported the details of this first-of-its-kind appearance by a royal in court in over 100 years.