Royal Family Members Were ‘Looking Forward’ to Seeing Prince Harry, Meghan Markle’s Son Archie for Holidays

In a heartbreaking piece for The New York Times, Meghan Markle revealed that she suffered a miscarriage earlier this year. The Duchess of Sussex, who is married to Prince Harry, shifted to the US before the pandemic engulfed the country and forced a lockdown.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly "blindsided" senior royals when they allegedly handed their former home over to Princess Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank.The Duke of Duchess of Sussex, who now live in an £11million mansion in California with their son Archie, are said to have spoken directly to Eugenie and Jack about their move to Frogmore Cottage without consulting the Royal Family.

In a lovely gesture, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are allowing Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack to live in their Frogmore Cottage home. Prince Harry and Meghan bought a Montecito home this July after months spent in Canada and at Tyler Perry’s L.A.

Duke of Sussex has said the military “made me who I am” as he told how he was committed to a life of service.Harry, who stepped down as a senior working royal in March, said the decade he spent in the Army changed him for the better.Speaking to the Stand Up For Heroes event in the US, he outlined the importance he placed on his 10 years in the military, which included two frontline tours to Afghanistan.The duke, who was left saddened when he was denied his wish for a wreath to be left on his

The Crown is not a documentary and while based on historical events cannot be taken as fact. But Princess Diana herself so it's not a stretch to think she was unhappy. , on the other hand, was a true outsider when she married Prince Harry: a divorced, American actor and an outspoken feminist who didn't shy away from sharing her political beliefs.

What should have been a joyous time for a new uncle turned out to be a day of annoyance for Prince William. Royal historian and biographer Robert Lacey told Fox News that the Duke of Cambridge was royally peeved with how Buckingham Palace handled the news that Meghan Markle had gone into labor with her first born Archie.  On the morning of May 6, 2019, the former American actress, 39, and her husband Prince Harry, 36, welcomed a healthy son.

And while it remains to be seen if the next ruler is the heir apparent, Prince Charles, or his son, Prince William, either way the palace is set for a major shakeup.

Prince Harry‘s request to have a wreath laid to pay respect to fallen servicemen and women during Sunday’s (November 8) Remembrance Day in England was denied by Buckingham Palace.

Prince Harry‘s request to have a wreath laid to pay respect to fallen servicemen and women during Sunday’s (November 8) Remembrance Day in England was denied by Buckingham Palace. The request was denied because he is “no longer representing the monarchy.”

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, turned to a beloved American fashion designer to honor Remembrance Sunday Stateside with Prince Harry. Remembrance Sunday, which always falls on the second Sunday in November, marks the day that the United Kingdom recognizes the sacrifices of their veterans.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle commemorated Remembrance Day in the U.S. while his family marked the holiday across the pond.

The news comes after Meghan reportedly had an argument with Harry ahead of the US presidential election.

After quitting the UK for the US, Prince Harry was reportedly not allowed to have a wreath laid at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday 8 November.The Duke of Sussex, who has been restyling his LA home with wife Meghan Markle, was left "deeply devastated" by the snub, although the Queen was not made aware of Harry's request, according to The Times.The annual laying of the wreath on Remembrance Sunday has a special place in the 36 year old's heart after he laid a wreath for the first time in 2009

Prince Harry has been left 'saddened' after he was 'refused permission' to lay Remembrance Sunday at Cenotaph. Harry had pleaded with Buckingham Palace to pay his respects but was rejected as he no longer represents the monarchy, reports The Times.

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