Princess Eugenie unveils baby son’s name with tribute to Prince Philip and shares first family photos

Oprah's bombshell interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has managed to create a rippling effect across the UK. One of the biggest statements that has left netizens and the public at large shocked was when Meghan revealed that members of the royal family discussed their child's skin colour before Archie's arrival. Meghan, however, did not reveal who was behind this conversation citing that it would be "very damaging" to them.

Although Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are choosing not to name those who made alleged comments about their son Archie‘s skin color, they want the world to know that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were not involved in the past racially charged “conversations.” During a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey, which aired on CBS on Sunday night, Meghan said when she was pregnant with the couple’s now 22-month-old son Archie, there were “conversations about how dark his skin might be when he’s

Oprah Winfrey has confirmed it was not The Queen or Prince Philip that were "concerned" over the colour of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children's skin. Meghan, 39, made a shocking claim during her explosive interview with chat show legend Oprah that comments were made during her pregnancy to son Archie.

Meghan Markle told Oprah Winfrey during a wide-ranging interview Sunday night that there were "concerns and conversations" about how dark" her son Archie's "skin might be when he's born." On Monday, Winfrey told Gayle King that despite pressing Prince Harry "on camera and off" about who was a part of those conversations, he would not say.

who raised concerns about how dark Archie’s skin might be, according to a royal expert.Meghan Markle revealed in her tell-all Oprah interview that while still pregnant with Archie, she was told her son wouldn’t have a royal title and that they wouldn’t be entitled to security.There were “also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he’s born,” she said.The Duchess of Sussex wouldn’t reveal who raised those concerns — but a royal watcher told The Sun that the queen and

The Queen has paid tribute to Prince Philip by wearing the same brooch she had on during her honeymoon while delivering her annual Commonwealth Day speech to the nation. Her Majesty, 94, who recently organised a sweet tribute to Sir Captain Tom Moore as he was laid to rest, donned a blue dress and jacket made of silk and wool cloqué by British designer Angela Kelly.

The whole world is awaiting Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey to air with baited breath.The Duchess of Sussex and her husband Prince Harry, sat down with the American chat show host just a few weeks ago to film the chat where “nothing is off limits”. And now CBS have just released a third trailer, which looks to be very explosive indeed.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall is giving an update on her father-in-law. During a visit to a COVID-19 vaccination center in London on Wednesday, the royal revealed that Prince Philip is «slightly improving» in the hospital, though he «hurts at moments,» ITV News' Chris Ship reports.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall has given an update on her father-in-law Prince Philip's health after he was moved to a second London hospital.The Duke of Edinburgh, 99, was admitted to King Edward VII hospital on 16 February, but was transported to cardiac specialist hospital St Bartholomew's on Monday of this week.

Palace insiders have advised Prince Harry to fly home for Prince Philip amid his hospitalization, The Royal Observer reports. According to a source who spoke to the site, royals are so concerned with the Duke of Edinburgh’s health that Harry has been urged to return to the U.K. to say “goodbye” to his grandfather.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah Winfrey will not be delayed if Prince Philip's condition worsens, according to reports.

Prince Phillip was reportedly admitted for heart tests as he continued to battle a raging infection.Concerns have been raised for the 99-year-old Duke of Edinburgh as medical experts have said he could remain in hospital for up to six weeks to be treated.Philip was transferred to the St Bartholomew’s by ambulance today after spending over a week in the private King Edward VII hospital in Central London.As the Duke got ready to make the journey to Britain’s oldest hospital, staff held up

Prince Philip asked his son Charles to come to visit him while he was in hospital in order to discuss the Royal Family’s future, an inside source has revealed.The Queen’s husband has been in King Edward VII hospital for over a week, as he recovers from an infection. Prince Charles visited his father in hospital last weekend and according to the Queen’s former press officer Dickie Arbiter this visit would have been at the Duke of Edinburgh’s request.

Queen Elizabeth II, is “comfortable and responding to treatment but is not expected to leave hospital for several days.”He was admitted to the private King Edward VII's Hospital a week ago after feeling ill.

Prince William has revealed his grandfather Prince Philip is "OK" after being admitted to hospital on 16 February.The Duke of Cambridge, 38, who is 'besotted' with his and wife Kate Middleton's new pup after the tragic loss of family dog Lupo, explained that medics are "keeping an eye" on the 99 year old royal.

Prince Charles had a forlorn expression on his face when he visited his 99-year-old father Prince Philip in hospital on February 20. The husband of Queen Elizabeth II was admitted to King Edward VII Hospital in London on February 16 after he told his doctor he “felt unwell”.

Prince Charles checked in on his father, Prince Philip.ET confirmed that the Prince of Wales visited his father at the King Edward VII hospital in London amid his recovery on Saturday.

coronavirus disease responsible for the deaths of more than 100,000 Brits.Doctors working for the royal household have been given guarantees that the strictest of precautions are being followed, with all patients tested before admission and in their private rooms.Bosses at the King Edward VII's Hospital, in central London, had long prepared for such an event and already had a well established “open channel” of communication with the royal household, it is understood.The couple have been staying