Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are using lucrative media deals to “maximise revenue and profits from their royal titles for as long as they can”, it has been claimed. The couple relinquished their roles as working members of the Royal Family when
Prince Harry’s ambushes on the Royal Family had a detrimental effect on the late Queen’s health in her final year, it has been claimed. The Duke of Sussex’s attacks are said to have “had an impact” on Elizabeth II’s condition before she
Kensington and Buckingham Palace have refused to comment on anything contained in Harry’s book, which is in keeping with their maxim of “never complain, never explain” and not sharing their opinions, leaving official communications to speak out on matters. Historian David Starkey
Spare is set to share insight into Harry’s life with “raw unflinching honesty” but both Kensington and Buckingham Palace have refused to comment on anything contained in the book. The Royal Family is notorious for living by the motto “never complain, never
However, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been urged to hand back their titles after “betrayal” of Britain. Writing on Twitter, British conservative commentatior, and former aide to Margaret Thatcher, wrote: “Prince Harry and Meghan Markle do not deserve to carry
Prince Harry’s memoir ‘Spare’ might be the “final nail in the coffin”, royal experts have warned as the palace prepares itself for a major impact. The Duke of Sussex’s memoir is not officially released until January 10 but leaked excerpts and early
Prince Harry: Strahan asks if ‘the heir was jealous of the spare’ In his most recent bombshell interview, Good Morning America’s, Michael Strahan, can be heard asking Prince Harry, “so the heir is jealous of the spare?” referring to his older brother,
Prince Harry will appear in three high profile interviews on both sides of the Atlantic in the coming days. Here’s all you need to know about the broadcasts, which have royal fans on tenterhooks ahead of the publication of his memoir, Spare.
Royal fans have rushed to secure a copy of Prince Harry’s tell-all memoir, with Google data revealing online searches shot up by 226 percent in just one day. Searches for ‘Order Spare’ skyrocketed to over double the average volume after explosive excerpts from
The Royal Family knows how to respond to Prince Harry’s explosive claims, according to a commentator, who accused him of presenting a “shallow storyline”. Royal expert Kinsey Schofield says the Firm understands that if they stay quiet, the general public will grow