HeyJaredEmily Andrews
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 'artfully contrived' photos were a reminder that they're 'the true heirs' (opens the original)
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It had to happen, didn't it? It was surely a matter of when, not if... the Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to their Californian home in Montecito, whereupon Meghan Markle did a huge picture dump on Instagram of her summer holiday. And look! Isn't it so lovely, so joyous, so much family time with Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, on the beach in Portugal, Meghan shopping for just-gorgeous homeware, all to the tune of Cliff Richard classic Summer Holiday? And I thought they'd left the Royal Family as
Prince Harry is 'searching for something he's not going to find' which is why he 'never will be happy' (opens the original)
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Is Prince Harry happy? That's what I get asked the most - and of course, it's the million-dollar question. He may live in a palatial Californian mansion, be free of the shackles (as he sees it) of royal duty and have a gorgeous wife, Meghan Markle, and children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. But is Harry really happy? Certainly, for much of the past six years since Megxit, he's looked angry, stressed and emotional. Last month was a case in point. Spare by Prince Harry | £7.96 (was £28) at
King Charles's family-oriented summer holiday plans as doctors are 'very pleased' with cancer treatment progress (opens the original)
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There’s a distinctly end-of-term feel about the Royal Family this month. And the King and Queen have now retired to the Scottish Highlands after a jam-packed summer season. They love this part of the world and their Birkhall home there - so much so, that this is where they spent their honeymoon 21 years ago. Later this month and next, they will host the wider Royal Family at Balmoral Castle, a short Land Rover ride away. Balmoral by Mary Miers and Christopher Simon Sykes | £8.35 (was £10) at Ama
Harry and Meghan's 'plan to reverse Megxit' is now a 'priority' - but will they pass King Charles's test? (opens the original)
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It slightly beggars belief after all they have said and done, but… apparently Harry and Meghan are over the American dream and want to return to the UK. Friends are calling it a 'plan to reverse Megxit'. Whether a crackpot delusion or merely the wish for a fresh start, the Sussexes want to turn around their negative image in the UK. It seems that a return to Britain is being contemplated in some form and that the couple's holiday home in Portugal will be used as a staging post. I’m told that bot
'He is no longer a working royal. And so can't act like one' - Royal editor Emily Andrews on why it's time for Prince Harry to stop (opens the original)
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The drama with Prince Harry shows no sign of abating or calming down. His hoped-for family reunion unravelled into an unseemly row over who said what, when, where could people stay and why exactly he feels unsafe in the UK. Last week I explored all the behind-the-scenes drama and this week I report why William feels betrayed and possibly even humiliated. But amid all the fire, fury and counter-briefing, I also wanted to convey some of the sadness. Finding Freedom by Omid Scobie and Carolyn Duran
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