Betty Tzeng

Betty Tzeng
Reporter
Betty Tzeng is a Business Times Royal Reporter. His focus is reporting on the British royal family and royal fashion.

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  • US Intervenes in South American Hotspot: Venezuela and Guyana Leaders to Hold Direct Talks
    51ST STATE
    The sovereignty dispute over the Essequibo region between Venezuela and Guyana has drawn international attention. Military forces from Venezuela, Guyana, and neighboring Brazil have assembled along their respective borders with the contested region.
  • Kate Middleton Faces Criticism for Low Number of Royal Engagements Compared to Senior Royals
    Kate Middleton
    The British Royal Family, with its centuries-old tradition of public service, continues to actively engage in numerous royal duties. However, recent analysis of the Court Circular, the family's official record of engagements, has revealed a surprising disparity in the workload among its members.
  • Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Labeled as 2023's Biggest Hollywood Losers
    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
    2023 proved to be a challenging year for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they found themselves on The Hollywood Reporter's list of biggest Tinsel Town losers. This designation by the industry bible came after a series of public relations setbacks for the royal couple, highlighting the difficulties of their transition from royal duties to Hollywood celebrities.
  • Meghan Markle's Circle Reflects on Paparazzi Harassment During Royal Transition
    Harry and Meghan
    The pre-royal life of Meghan Markle, now the Duchess of Sussex, was not without its challenges, especially for those within her social circle. A close friend, Canadian hockey player Michael Del Zotto, recently opened up about his experiences with the paparazzi during Meghan's engagement to Prince Harry.
  • Royal Fans Baffled by Missing Finger in Prince William and Kate’ Middletons Family Portrait
    Prince William and Kate Middleton
    The photograph, shared on the Prince and Princess of Wales' social media account, has been scrutinized for potential Photoshop errors, particularly concerning Prince Louis' seemingly missing finger and the obscured legs of the Duke and Duchess.
  • Criticism Mounts Against Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Security Requests Following Royal Split
    Prince Harry's Unexpected London Appearance Bolsters Coronation Attendance Speculation
    Prince Harry's ongoing legal battle with the UK government over security provisions has ignited a debate about his place within the royal family and the lingering impact of his mother's tragic death. As the Duke of Sussex continues to fight for reinstatement of his security privileges while in the UK, insights from Princess Diana's former bodyguard, Ken Wharfe, shed light on the complexities of Harry's situation.
  • Meghan Markle Felt 'Insulted' by Royal Equerry Offer Amid Racial Tensions
    Meghan Markle
    Meghan Markle's journey into the British royal family has been fraught with challenges, as detailed in recent revelations by royal commentators and authors. Her transition, marred by allegations of racial prejudice and a lack of cultural understanding within the royal household, has been brought to light in Omid Scobie's new book, "Endgame."
  • Letter Revealed: Queen Elizabeth's Urgent Plea for Harry and Meghan's Protection Amid Threats
    Queen Elizabeth, Meghan Markle, and Prince Harry
    A letter from Queen Elizabeth II, written in 2020, has surfaced, highlighting her deep concern for the safety of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle amidst their move to the United States. This letter, which has recently come to light, was part of the evidence submitted in Prince Harry's ongoing libel lawsuit against The Mail on Sunday.
  • Bryan Adams Reflects on Unique Friendship with Princess Diana
    Princess Diana
    Bryan Adams, the acclaimed Canadian musician, recently opened up about his extraordinary friendship with Princess Diana, describing it as both surreal and deeply meaningful.
  • BBC Mandated to Disclose Princess Diana Interview Emails Amid Lingering Scandal
    DECEIT
    a legal tribunal has directed the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) to release approximately 3,000 emails concerning the notorious 1995 interview of Princess Diana conducted by Martin Bashir.
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