Prince Harry Admits He ‘Didn’t Want to Believe or Accept’ Princess Diana’s Death When He Was Young

After Prince Philip’s demise on April 9, the world mourned the loss of the Duke of Edinburgh. The royal family members have given their statement, paying tribute to him.

Prince Harry, 36, will be among the royal family members attending Prince Philip‘s funeral at St. George’s Chapel on Apr. 17 but his wife Meghan Markle, 39, will not be joining him, his rep confirmed to HollywoodLife. The Duke of Sussex will go solo on his trip to London because the Duchess, who is currently pregnant with their second child, “did not receive medical clearance” to travel.

Prince Philip's funeral. ET can confirm that the Duke of Sussex will be attending his grandfather’s funeral and will follow COVID-19 protocols for travel to and from the U.K., as well as during his time in the country.

In loving memory. Prince Philip’s family shared heartfelt messages and memories of the late royal following his death on Friday, April 9.

Saying goodbye. Members of the royal family reacted to Prince Philip’s death with tributes and thoughtful messages online following the news of his passing. Together, they mourned and honored the memory of the late Duke of Edinburgh with their statements.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have faced backlash over their tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh following his tragic death on Friday 9 April.The royal couple, who are expecting their second child together, took to the website of their non-profit organisation Archewell to share a note in honour of Prince Philip. It reads: "In loving memory off His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh 1921-2021 [sic] "Thank you for your service...

Prince Harry will most likely return to the U.K. sooner than expected.

Looks like the rift between Prince William and Prince Harry won't be coming to an end anytime soon. The brothers, whose relationship was described as 'space' by Prince Harry during his interview with Oprah last month, are probably not on the road to reconciliation.

With what would have been Princess Diana’s 60th birthday just a few short months away, plans are well underway to mark the occasion with a new statue at Kensington Palace, her former home. But with so much upheaval and bad feeling between her sons Harry and William, Diana’s biographer Andrew Morton exclusively tells OK! that the original plans could now be thrown up in the air.

Several international reports had earlier revealed that Prince William and Prince Harry will be putting aside their differences and coming together for the unveiling of their late mum Princess Diana's statue in London in July.

Lady Colin Campbell has claimed that Princess Anne "objected strongly" to her nephew Prince Harry's relationship with Meghan Markle, calling her "unsuitable" and "wrong for the country." The 71 year old – who is known as Lady C – took to her YouTube channel to give her thoughts on the latest royal goings-on in a lengthy 38-minute long video. Former I'm A Celebrity...

The Queen Mother put a large amount of her money into a trust fund for her great-grandchildren, but it was agreed Prince Harry would have more of the money than Prince William. She died 19 years ago today in 2002 at the age of 101, and the logic behind the Queen Mother’s decision in her will is to do with how finances work in the Royal family.

Prince Harry tied the knot to Meghan Markle in May 2018. And the Duke of Sussex, 36, who shares one-year-old Archie with the Meghan, 39, who is pregnant with their second child, now lives in a £11.2 million mansion nestled in the Californian hills.

On July 1, Princess Diana's statue will be installed in the Sunken Garden, London, on what would have been Princess of Wales' 60th birthday. Commissioned by her sons Prince William and Prince Harry back in 2017, the brothers in a joint statement had shared, "Our mother touched so many lives.

Diana, Princess of Wales, was a mum who made it her mission to ensure her boys were having fun, almost 24/7. Easter was no exception and Princes William and Harry were treated to chocolate egg hunts, days out at Thorpe Park and ski trips on the Austrian slopes.