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Meghan Markle Warns Mothers: ‘Don’t Tell Anyone Your Baby’s Name' Until Birth
Meghan Markle is urging expectant parents to keep their baby name choices private until after birth, sharing the advice during the season finale of her podcast Confessions of a Female Founder. The Duchess of Sussex, who has two children with Prince Harry-Archie and Lilibet-emphasized that names should be guarded against outside opinions. 
Meghan Markle is urging expectant parents to keep their baby name choices private until after birth, sharing the advice during the season finale of her podcast Confessions of a Female Founder. The Duchess of Sussex, who has two children with Prince Harry-Archie and Lilibet-emphasized that names should be guarded against outside opinions. -
King Charles and Prince William Mourn Liverpool Parade Tragedy as 47 Injured in Vehicle Crash
Members of the British royal family have issued public statements following a tragic incident at Liverpool's city centre Monday evening, where a grey Ford Galaxy drove into crowds gathered for a Premier League trophy celebration, injuring nearly 50 people, including four children. 
Members of the British royal family have issued public statements following a tragic incident at Liverpool's city centre Monday evening, where a grey Ford Galaxy drove into crowds gathered for a Premier League trophy celebration, injuring nearly 50 people, including four children. -
Meghan Markle’s 'Impossible' List of Vogue Demands Reportedly Led to Rift with Fashion Editor
Meghan Markle's alleged demands for unprecedented editorial control and simultaneous front-page placement on both British and American editions of Vogue reportedly led to a breakdown in her relationship with former Vogue UK editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, sources told Page Six and the Daily Mail. The fallout reportedly cost the Duchess of Sussex a 2022 magazine cover timed to her appearance at the One Young World Summit. 
Meghan Markle's alleged demands for unprecedented editorial control and simultaneous front-page placement on both British and American editions of Vogue reportedly led to a breakdown in her relationship with former Vogue UK editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, sources told Page Six and the Daily Mail. The fallout reportedly cost the Duchess of Sussex a 2022 magazine cover timed to her appearance at the One Young World Summit. -
Queen Camilla to Send Powerful Message with Iconic Brooch During Canadian Visit as Trump Eyes Annexation
Queen Camilla is expected to make a symbolic statement during her visit to Canada by wearing historic royal jewelry that highlights Canada's place in the Commonwealth, as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to suggest the country should become the 51st American state. Jewelry experts believe Camilla may select iconic pieces from Queen Elizabeth II's collection, including the Diamond Maple-Leaf Brooch, to reinforce ties between the monarchy and Canada. 
Queen Camilla is expected to make a symbolic statement during her visit to Canada by wearing historic royal jewelry that highlights Canada's place in the Commonwealth, as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to suggest the country should become the 51st American state. Jewelry experts believe Camilla may select iconic pieces from Queen Elizabeth II's collection, including the Diamond Maple-Leaf Brooch, to reinforce ties between the monarchy and Canada. -
King Charles Heads to Canada as Trump’s ‘51st State’ Talk Prompts Sovereignty Show
King Charles III arrives in Ottawa Monday for a symbolic two-day visit that Canadian officials say reaffirms the country's sovereignty, as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to hint at annexing the nation as the "51st state." The trip, which includes Charles delivering the speech from the throne to open Canada's new parliamentary session, marks the first such appearance by a British monarch in 47 years. 
King Charles III arrives in Ottawa Monday for a symbolic two-day visit that Canadian officials say reaffirms the country's sovereignty, as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to hint at annexing the nation as the "51st state." The trip, which includes Charles delivering the speech from the throne to open Canada's new parliamentary session, marks the first such appearance by a British monarch in 47 years. -
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Accused of Hypocrisy Over Montecito ‘Royal Court’ Restructure
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing renewed criticism from royal experts over their reported decision to restructure their team into a hierarchical organization resembling the traditional royal court they once rejected. The Mail on Sunday reported the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have established a senior staff structure in Montecito, California, and the United Kingdom, led by Meredith Kendall Maines, a veteran communications strategist. 
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are facing renewed criticism from royal experts over their reported decision to restructure their team into a hierarchical organization resembling the traditional royal court they once rejected. The Mail on Sunday reported the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have established a senior staff structure in Montecito, California, and the United Kingdom, led by Meredith Kendall Maines, a veteran communications strategist. -
Prince William and Princess Kate’s Cocker Spaniel Orla Welcomes Four Puppies as Royal Children Embrace New Additions
Prince William and Princess Kate's family has quietly grown - with four new paws apiece. The royal couple's cocker spaniel, Orla, has given birth to four puppies, sources confirmed to The Sun, and their three children are reportedly smitten with the new additions. 
Prince William and Princess Kate's family has quietly grown - with four new paws apiece. The royal couple's cocker spaniel, Orla, has given birth to four puppies, sources confirmed to The Sun, and their three children are reportedly smitten with the new additions. -
Meghan Markle Points Finger at Palace Over Prince Harry’s $2M Court Loss, Considers Tell-All Book to Recoup Legal Fees
Meghan Markle is reportedly blaming the royal family for the failure of Prince Harry's high-profile security lawsuit in the United Kingdom, which has left the Duke of Sussex facing a legal bill of nearly $2 million. The fallout from the defeat has fueled renewed speculation that the Duchess of Sussex may release her own memoir to offset the financial burden, according to sources cited by Globe. 
Meghan Markle is reportedly blaming the royal family for the failure of Prince Harry's high-profile security lawsuit in the United Kingdom, which has left the Duke of Sussex facing a legal bill of nearly $2 million. The fallout from the defeat has fueled renewed speculation that the Duchess of Sussex may release her own memoir to offset the financial burden, according to sources cited by Globe. -
The REAL Reason ‘Devastated’ Prince Harry Was Seen Alone, Desperate—No Guards, No Direction, Just Doorbells
Prince Harry was seen knocking on doors in a London neighborhood earlier this month without his security team, following a legal defeat in his battle over police protection in the United Kingdom. The unusual sighting, which was captured on a home surveillance camera, came just hours after the Duke of Sussex appeared in court wearing the same dark blue suit seen in the video. 
Prince Harry was seen knocking on doors in a London neighborhood earlier this month without his security team, following a legal defeat in his battle over police protection in the United Kingdom. The unusual sighting, which was captured on a home surveillance camera, came just hours after the Duke of Sussex appeared in court wearing the same dark blue suit seen in the video. -
Future Queen of Belgium, Princess Elisabeth, Could Be Banned From U.S. as Trump Targets Harvard Over Foreign Students
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, heir to the Belgian throne, is facing uncertainty about her academic future at Harvard University following the Trump administration's move to revoke the school's ability to enroll international students. The decision, announced Thursday by the Department of Homeland Security, is part of an escalating conflict between the administration and Harvard over the school's response to demands from the White House's Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism. 
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, heir to the Belgian throne, is facing uncertainty about her academic future at Harvard University following the Trump administration's move to revoke the school's ability to enroll international students. The decision, announced Thursday by the Department of Homeland Security, is part of an escalating conflict between the administration and Harvard over the school's response to demands from the White House's Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism.
