Orlando Bloom Defends 'The Prince' Series, Says It's Not Malicious

Meghan Markle caused a stir when she used her 40th birthday to launch an initiative to help women get back into the workplace. Now all eyes are on Prince Harry as he prepares to turn 37 on September 15.

Today, Kate Middleton's biggest fan is Queen Elizabeth, but earning the respect of Her Majesty did not come easy.There was a time when the Queen needed to be convinced that William's longtime girlfriend had a strong enough work ethic to carry out royal duties that come with being a member of "The Firm." And neither did the Monarch approve of Kate’s one-time fondness for luxury breaks.This summer, as people are packing up their suitcases for staycations in the UK, among them are the royals with

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle will christen their newborn baby daughter Lilibet in a private ceremony in California, a royal expert has claimed. Richard Fitzwilliam has shared his belief that the pair will "do things their own way" in a bid to not make the same mistakes they did with their firstborn child, son Archie, now two.

Prince Harry knew that his neighbour Orlando Bloom would portray him in new cartoon The Prince, the show's creator has hinted.The controversial cartoon has been criticised for coming "too close to the line" as it follows a fictional version of the life of Prince George, and makes digs at various members of the Royal family.The Duke of Sussex, 36, is played by his real-life neighbour Orlando, 44, and is seen being confused about the "tiny apartment" he has moved into with wife Meghan Markle.

Meghan Markle has been branded a "liar" by her estranged father Thomas Markle – and claims she has "changed" since meeting husband Prince Harry.The 77 year old spoke out on his 40 year old daughter during an interview on GB News on Thursday night, maintaining that he will always love her "no matter what".Thomas gave his reaction to Meghan and 36 year old Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey, in which she claimed her father "wasn't able" to tell the truth over his infamous staged

Meghan Markle looked delighted with her very chic office in her 40th birthday video. But her expensive choice of interior design has now been brutally mocked by new HBO show The Prince.

Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are just a few members of the royal family who have been parodied in HBO Max's satirical comedy 'The Prince'.The TV series inspired by Gary Janetti's Instagram account depicts the Duchess of Cambridge as an alcoholic warring with the Duchess of Sussex.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are yet to share a picture of daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor - but they're certainly teasing the public, a pal says.The Duchess of Sussex, 40, released a birthday video last week in which a brief frame showed what looked like Harry holding a newborn baby.The couple also shared a picture of Archie holding balloons to mark his 2nd birthday, but it was blurry with a filter over it meaning you could barely see the youngster.

She may have just welcomed her second son Helly in January, but there’s no stopping actress Kara Tointon as she’s about to embark on a gruelling West End schedule, starring in brand new play The Windsors: Endgame. Based on the Channel 4 hit show of the same name, Kara will be playing the Duchess of Cambridge alongside an all-star cast, including Harry Enfield, who’ll be reprising his role as Prince Charles.

The Prince” to abdicate from HBO Max, Orlando Bloom is standing by the controversial animated series.The new show, a “Family Guy”-esque spoof on Great Britain’s royal family, has many English people up in arms over the portrayal of their culture — but 44-year-old Bloom, who plays Prince Harry, smited claims of the show having any ill will.“It’s not malicious or intended to be,” Bloom told The Hollywood Reporter a year ago, going on to praise creator and Prince George voice actor Gary

Ahead of the curve. Orlando Bloom slammed claims HBO Max’s The Prince was created with “malicious” intent nearly one year before the series sparked backlash for its portrayal of the royal family.

A comedy of royal proportions! The royal family finally has its own show on HBO Max, but it’s not exactly a documentary.

Meghan Markle "did an enormous of planning" to marry Prince Harry, a royal commentator has claimed. Expert Jonathan Sacerdoti suggested the Duchess of Sussex, 39, whose newborn daughter Lilibet was recently added to the line of succession, worked hard to make a name for herself before tying the knot with the 36 year old.

Prince Harry is mocked in new US cartoon, The Prince, where his neighbour Orlando Bloom plays him in the series created by Family Guy star Gary Janetti.The Prince follows a fictional version of Prince George and the Royal family with the first entire season of the HBO Max show available to stream on Thursday in the US. Other stars involved in the US cartoon include Alan Cumming, Frances de la Tour, Lucy Punch, Condola Rashad, Iwan Rheon, Dan Stevens and Sophie Turner.