Betty Tzeng
Reporter
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Inside Meghan Markle's New Netflix Series 'With Love, Meghan': Lifestyle, Friends, and a Personal Touch
Meghan Markle is embarking on a new chapter as a Netflix host and producer with her lifestyle series, With Love, Meghan, set to premiere January 15. Announced on her newly launched Instagram account, the show offers an intimate look into Meghan's world, blending personal stories, practical tips, and candid moments with friends and family. 
Meghan Markle is embarking on a new chapter as a Netflix host and producer with her lifestyle series, With Love, Meghan, set to premiere January 15. Announced on her newly launched Instagram account, the show offers an intimate look into Meghan's world, blending personal stories, practical tips, and candid moments with friends and family. -
King Charles Faces Backlash Over Prince Harry Snub
A season normally marked by togetherness has instead highlighted divisions in two of Europe's oldest monarchies. King Charles III of Britain is under fire for what critics call a pointed exclusion of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and their children from the royal Christmas observances. Meanwhile, Norway's royal family is experiencing unprecedented strain, with Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit publicly admitting they have sought outside support during what has been a "demanding year." 
A season normally marked by togetherness has instead highlighted divisions in two of Europe's oldest monarchies. King Charles III of Britain is under fire for what critics call a pointed exclusion of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and their children from the royal Christmas observances. Meanwhile, Norway's royal family is experiencing unprecedented strain, with Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit publicly admitting they have sought outside support during what has been a "demanding year." -
Prince Harry's Trial Poised to Cause 'Absolute Havoc' for King Charles Amid Explosive Allegations
Prince Harry's upcoming trial against News Group Newspapers (NGN) in January 2025 has cast a shadow over the British royal family, with experts warning that the Duke of Sussex could create "absolute havoc" for King Charles. The case, centering on allegations of unlawful information gathering, has left many members of the royal family "nervously" anticipating Harry's return to the United Kingdom. 
Prince Harry's upcoming trial against News Group Newspapers (NGN) in January 2025 has cast a shadow over the British royal family, with experts warning that the Duke of Sussex could create "absolute havoc" for King Charles. The case, centering on allegations of unlawful information gathering, has left many members of the royal family "nervously" anticipating Harry's return to the United Kingdom. -
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie Take Center Stage Amid Prince Andrew's Ongoing Feud with King Charles
The roles of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have come under increased scrutiny as their father, Prince Andrew, continues a tense standoff with King Charles over the Royal Lodge. As the House of Windsor navigates a challenging year, the sisters have risen to prominence, demonstrating their commitment to public service and their evolving significance within the royal family. 
The roles of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have come under increased scrutiny as their father, Prince Andrew, continues a tense standoff with King Charles over the Royal Lodge. As the House of Windsor navigates a challenging year, the sisters have risen to prominence, demonstrating their commitment to public service and their evolving significance within the royal family. -
King Charles Thanks Medical Teams in Heartfelt Christmas Message Amid Personal Cancer Battle
In his annual Christmas address, King Charles III expressed profound gratitude to the medical professionals who provided "strength, care, and comfort" during his ongoing cancer treatment and that of his daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales. The speech, delivered from Fitzrovia Chapel, a former sacred space of the Middlesex Hospital in London, was imbued with themes of resilience, compassion, and community solidarity. 
In his annual Christmas address, King Charles III expressed profound gratitude to the medical professionals who provided "strength, care, and comfort" during his ongoing cancer treatment and that of his daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales. The speech, delivered from Fitzrovia Chapel, a former sacred space of the Middlesex Hospital in London, was imbued with themes of resilience, compassion, and community solidarity. -
Kate Middleton Prepares for Queen Duties Following Private Meeting with King Charles: Reports
King Charles III has reportedly intensified efforts to prepare his son, Prince William, and daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, for their ascension to the throne, with sources citing private meetings and strengthened bonds following shared personal challenges. Both the king and the Princess of Wales have faced cancer diagnoses this year, a struggle that has reportedly deepened their relationship and underscored the urgency of planning a smooth transition of power. 
King Charles III has reportedly intensified efforts to prepare his son, Prince William, and daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, for their ascension to the throne, with sources citing private meetings and strengthened bonds following shared personal challenges. Both the king and the Princess of Wales have faced cancer diagnoses this year, a struggle that has reportedly deepened their relationship and underscored the urgency of planning a smooth transition of power. -
Prince Harry Look-Alike Steals Spotlight at Princess Kate’s Christmas Carol Concert
A royal doppelgänger has ignited a wave of fan speculation after being spotted at Westminster Abbey during Princess Kate's annual Christmas carol concert earlier this month. The event, a festive highlight of the royal calendar, will air tonight on ITV at 7:30 p.m. 
A royal doppelgänger has ignited a wave of fan speculation after being spotted at Westminster Abbey during Princess Kate's annual Christmas carol concert earlier this month. The event, a festive highlight of the royal calendar, will air tonight on ITV at 7:30 p.m. -
Pregnant Princess Beatrice Alters Christmas Plans, Joins Royal Family at Sandringham After Medical Advice
Princess Beatrice, expecting her second child in early spring, has made a last-minute change to her holiday plans and will spend Christmas at Sandringham with the Royal Family. Initially set to celebrate overseas with her in-laws, the 36-year-old princess opted for the Norfolk gathering after receiving medical advice against long-distance travel during her third trimester. 
Princess Beatrice, expecting her second child in early spring, has made a last-minute change to her holiday plans and will spend Christmas at Sandringham with the Royal Family. Initially set to celebrate overseas with her in-laws, the 36-year-old princess opted for the Norfolk gathering after receiving medical advice against long-distance travel during her third trimester. -
Kate Middleton Reportedly Takes Steps Toward Queen Role After A Devastating Year
Sources reveal secret signs Kate Middleton is preparing for life as queen after ‘absolutely devastating’ year. 
Sources reveal secret signs Kate Middleton is preparing for life as queen after ‘absolutely devastating’ year. -
King Charles’ Cancer Treatment to Extend into 2025 as Optimism Grows Over Recovery Progress
Buckingham Palace confirmed that King Charles' cancer treatment will extend into 2025 but is progressing in a "very positive direction." The 76-year-old monarch has been under medical care since February following a cancer diagnosis during treatment for an enlarged prostate. Palace sources report the condition is being "managed" effectively, allowing the King to maintain a demanding schedule of public engagements. Buckingham Palace confirmed that King Charles' cancer treatment will extend into 2025 but is progressing in a "very positive direction." The 76-year-old monarch has been under medical care since February following a cancer diagnosis during treatment for an enlarged prostate. Palace sources report the condition is being "managed" effectively, allowing the King to maintain a demanding schedule of public engagements.
