The Royal Family and their aides are hoping that “ignoring” Meghan and Harry’s allegations of racism will make them “go away,” royal biographers Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand have claimed in the revised edition of their bestselling Sussex biography, Finding Freedom. Scobie and Durand wrote in the updated version of Finding Freedom that an insider,
Prince William often told his mother, Princess Diana, that he did not want to be king, but Harry would say he would have the job if William didn’t want it. According to the Daily Mail, the British journalist and broadcaster Jeremy Paxman revealed on his Channel 5 documentary series, Paxman on the Queen’s Children (2019),
A royal biographer claimed Princess Diana would have been “taken aback on first meeting” Meghan Markle but “they would have bonded” after getting to know each other better. In an article published in the Mirror, royal expert Andrew Morton, author of Diana: Her True Story, explored the question of how Princess Diana might have reacted
Meghan Markle is set to give a new interview after giving birth to her second child, Lilibet Diana, earlier in the month. On Sunday, June 20, which is Father’s Day, Meghan will be a guest on NPR’s Weekend Edition with Samantha Balaban. The interview, scheduled to air from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Eastern Time,
Following reports that Meghan Markle will not attend the unveiling of a statue in honor of Princess Diana, a royal commentator has claimed she “won’t be missed” at the event. Royal watcher Andrew Pierce said that Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, was not expected to attend the ceremony scheduled on the grounds of Kensington Palace