Sussexes 'invite ridicule' talking about things they know nothing about, expert says

The timing of Meghan Markle's interview with Ellen DeGeneres will have "annoyed" the Palace, Royal expert Jennie Bond has said.The 40 year old sat down with pal Ellen on her eponymous chat show on Thursday night, where she discussed her and 37 year old husband Prince Harry's new lives in Montecito. But the interview was aired during her father-in-law Prince Charles and wife Camilla's tour of Jordan and one day after The Royal Variety Performance.

Meghan Markle has revealed that her and Prince Harry enjoyed a secret night out with her husband's cousin Princess Eugenie and her now-husband Jack Brooksbank before the public knew they were dating.The 40 year old sat down with pal Ellen DeGeneres on her eponymous chat show on Thursday night, where she discussed how she and Prince Harry, 37, had spent Halloween with their two children.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have reportedly been searching for a social media whizz - but what are they like as bosses? “I’ve seen a lot of staff come and go in my years covering the Royal Family and William is known to be a great boss,” says commentator Duncan Larcombe, author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story. “He makes sure his staff are seen as much as possible as colleagues rather than employees.

The Queen may return to Sandringham to feel closer to Prince Philip as her first wedding anniversary without her beloved husband approaches, says a royal expert. And Kate, who often spends weekends on the estate with William and the children, will be a great source of comfort to her.

Meghan Markle was “upset” she wasn’t able to “control her image” as a Royal in the public eye, according to an expert. Royal Commentator Emily Andrews weigh in on whether the Duchess of Sussex is “manipulating the media” in the wake of new revelations from her court case against the Mail On Sunday.

As Kate Middleton and Prince William reportedly get ready to begin a tour of the US next year, a royal expert has claimed that the move will boost the couple’s popularity as they “look the part” and will “play well”. Embracing their future roles as leaders of the monarchy, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are said to be an “insurance policy” for the Queen, using their positions to ensure that the family has a high profile in the US.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will create “another cycle of war” if they fail to meet Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during their tour of the US, an expert has claimed. In a bid to increase their popularity overseas, in addition to promoting Prince William’s Earthshot Prize Awards, the Cambridges are reportedly set to embark on a US tour.

Plans for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next year are already well underway, with details of events over the long weekend of June 2 to 5 still being finalised. But, says royal expert Duncan Larcombe - author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story - the occasion will be ‘a big deal’ for the royal family and one that they won’t want overshadowed by ongoing disputes with Harry.

Her Majesty’s favourite granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor turns 18 today, and there’s a big decision on her shoulders.The young royal has been dubbed the Queen’s ‘secret weapon’ by experts, but it’s up to Louise if she wants to use her HRH title and forge a future with The Firm.

Over the last year, Prince Charles has been very visible supporting communities throughout the pandemic.This work, and his stance on climate change, has gained him the 'respect and admiration' of the nation, royal expert Katie Nicholl tells OK! "When you look back on the year of the pandemic, I think Charles - who really came across as almost the patriarch of the nation - managed to really win the support and respect and dare I say the affection of the nation," Katie explains, adding: "He really

The Queen's proud tribute to her son and grandson Princes Charles and William would have left them "delighted", a Royal expert has explained.The 95 year old monarch spoke highly of the father and son and their efforts to fight climate change in a speech after being forced to pull out of the COP26 conference in Glasgow. She also touched on the legacy left behind by her late husband Prince Philip, who passed away aged 99 in April, in her emotional tribute.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall has been at Prince Charles' side this week during the COP26 summit in Glasgow.The Duchess, 74, was seen at a reception kicking off the climate change summit, alongside her husband, Prince William and Kate Middleton. Camilla also recently wowed at the Bond premiere, where the two couples posed together on the red carpet.

After missing out on attending Glasgow’s COP26 on medical grounds, the Queen appeared in a video message for the climate conference, thanking Prince William and Prince Charles for advocating for environmental causes - but Harry wasn't mentioned! Meghan and Harry have pledged to make their company Archewell net zero by 2030, but sources say Harry will "feel snubbed" at being overshadowed by his older brother.

Prince William and Kate Middleton stole the spotlight from the Sussexes at Glasgow’s COP26 climate change summit - but once again, Harry and Meghan are fighting back for attention.The couple, who stepped back from royal duties last year, have penned an open letter urging world leaders to send COVID-19 vaccines to low-income countries.

As the COP26 conference begins today in Glasgow, world leaders as well as members of the Royal Family are set to emphasise the importance of taking immediate action to combat climate change. But despite being vocal about the need to save the environment, the “isolated” Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not be attending the event.

The Queen looks set to miss out on a visit from Prince Harry next month, and experts aren’t surprised.The Duke of Sussex, who lives in California with wife Meghan Markle, was said to be ‘in panic mode’ upon hearing of his grandmother’s worrying visit to hospital. But Harry’s scrapped plans to meet disabled military veterans at an Invictus Games training weekend.

The Harry-Meghan saga has shown how 'increasingly fragile' the Royal Family is - and the Queen's recent health concerns may revive arguments over her successor, an expert says. Prince Charles, 72, is first in line, but some "unkindly" suggest his eldest son, Prince William, is a more up-to-date replacement, Observer columnist Simon Tisdall writes.