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Oprah Winfrey is all set to go to the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, where she has been nominated in the "Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series of Special" for her explosive tell-all interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle released in March this year. However, the talk show host will have to choose whom she will take with her to the award show, as she has received only four tickets due to social-distancing guidelines amid COVID-19.

Piers Morgan couldn't help but joke about how awkward it was for him as Prince Harry made a surprise appearance the GQ Awards on Wednesday 1 September.The Awards took place at London's Tate Modern and organisers decided to invite the 36 year old Duke of Sussex along to present a prize to Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert, Professor Catherine Green and the team who helped create the Oxford/AstraZaneca vaccine.

Piers Morgan has said his job offers have accelerated since Ofcom ruled in favour of him over Meghan Markle following his controversial comments about the Duchess of the Sussex on Good Morning Britain.The former ITV breakfast show presenter shared his thoughts on his way to the GQ Awards as he departed his home in West London.The 56 year old chose to leave his role on GMB after ITV asked him to make a public apology to Meghan following his claims she had been lying about her mental health

Prince William will make the royal family proud when he makes his debut in print with the Earthshot book whereas Prince Harry's memoir will be seen as the 'ultimate betrayal'.That’s the view of royal commentator Duncan Larcombe, who believes the Prince’s foreword to the book, Earthshot: How to Save Our Planet, released on September 30 as a companion to his initiative to try to solve the global environmental crisis, will be a defining moment for William.

In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s miscarriage photos were published online following their visit to a medical center, though reports did not recognize the heartbreaking reason for their visit at the time. Understandably, the Sussexes are said to have been “furious” about being photographed during what otherwise would have been a deeply private moment for their family.

While Queen Elizabeth, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship appeared to have remained amicable following their royal exit, it seems that may be about to change now. A new report claims that the Sussexes’ “repeated attacks” on the royal family following their tell-all Oprah interview have officially left Her Majesty feeling so “exasperated,” that she is now even considering legal action against them.

The Queen is planning a 'legal fightback' amid 'hurtful attacks' by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, according to reports. The monarch, 95, has reportedly told senior aides at Buckingham Palace to plan a legal pushback after "enough is enough" from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan Markle for hurting her husband Prince Charles, a source has claimed. Prince Harry and his wife decided to step back from the Royal Family last year and head to the US, a step that caused a crisis within the establishment.