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Prince Harry has reportedly been “frozen” by his father, Prince Charles, over the contents of his memoir due out later this year. Citing “excellent” royal sources, expert Neil Sean said when Charles and Harry had a brief meeting in Windsor ahead of the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, Harry “refused” to talk about what he wrote in the book. That led Charles to allegedly “freeze” his son and stop the meeting after just 10 minutes, The Express reported. For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> “We know that Prince Charles spends very little time with his son Prince Harry,” Sean said on his YouTube channel. “Charles wanted to have a one-on-one chat but it ended up being a very short encounter. The Duke of Sussex will release a memoir that tells all about his life. Credit: Getty Images “According to very good sources, allegedly, Prince Harry refuses to go into details about his forthcoming memoir to Prince Charles.” Sean said the move

Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly at odds with two other members of the royal family after the recent controversy. Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, the daughter of Prince Andrew, are reportedly angry that their father is now excluded from official royal events. WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: The Queen’s Guard scares tourists For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> Prince Andrew’s fall from grace began in 2020 when his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein came under the microscope. After the kingdom gave a disastrous interview to the BBC denying that a teenage girl was “sex-trafficked” to him on three occasions, he was gradually removed from high-profile public duties. Prince Charles, Prince William and Kate are understood to be the royals most opposed to any kind of reintegration of Prince Andrew back into public life. That caused some outrage from Prince Andrew’s daughter, according to royal commentat

In honor of the late president on his birthday, July 18 is observed as Nelson Mandela Day by the United Nations. This week someone had the less-than-bright idea to invite Prince Harry to deliver the keynote address. The United Nations exists as a symbol of the global human family. Yet Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are estranged from their own families, a division that deepens after an ill-timed spray on the Royal Family even as the Queen mourns her dying husband. Less generous but no less accurate, the United Nations exists so that countries that cannot solve anything individually, can come together to decide that nothing can be done collectively. By giving a Sunday sermon for the embodiment of royal privileges, the United Nations invites ridicule and ridicule by belittling a deadly serious issue and asserting that it is a non-serious organization that is increasingly out of purpose. While the Queen honors her privileged birthright with selfless service, duties and responsibilities

Prince Harry’s “entertainment” over comments made by his stepmother Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, turned to “outrage” once his wife Meghan Markle found out, the shocking new book claims. Tom Bower, author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, suggested Harry and Meghan may have left the royal family in favor of Camilla. WATCH IN THE VIDEO ABOVE: Royal experts discuss Harry’s speech at the United Nations with Sunrise For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> In an excerpt from the book, Bower alleges what happened between Harry and Camilla moments after his relationship with Meghan became public. “During those weeks, Harry met Charles and Camilla at Clarence House. In Harry’s version, the conversation alternates between serious and joking and touches on three topics,” Bower wrote in the book. “First, Harry was told that Meghan should continue her acting career. Prince Harry’s ‘entertainment’ over Camilla’s comme

The BBC yesterday paid around £200,000 (AUD$346,000) to a former royal governess who was subjected to a “completely unfounded” smear by Martin Bashir. Tim Davie, director general of the corporation, also made embarrassing apologies to Tiggy Legge-Bourke and Prince Charles and his sons William and Harry. The court has heard that Ms Legge-Bourke suffered extensive and angry damage for 25 years as a result of “false and malicious accusations”. Although not named at trial, the false claim is said to have been made by Bashir while working on a BBC Panorama interview with Princess Diana. Miss Legge-Bourke said the program’s “false narrative” had been “haunting” the Royal Family since it aired in 1995. An official statement, agreed by the former nanny and the BBC, said she was the victim of “very serious and completely unfounded” allegations that she had an affair with Charles which resulted in an aborted pregnancy. These allegations, the statement said, had been “fabricated” and a series of

Britain’s Prince Harry raised an eyebrow as he gave his keynote address at the UN General Assembly on Monday – with many seats empty in the room as he delivered it. The Duke of Sussex was chosen to appear during the annual celebrations of Nelson Mandela International Day – paying homage to the legacy of South Africa’s anti-apartheid leader who spent 27 years in prison and became the country’s first black leader. WATCH IN THE VIDEO ABOVE: Royal experts discuss Harry’s speech with Sunrise Watch Sunrise on Channel 7 and free streaming on 7plus >> He arrived hand in hand with his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex – marking the couple’s first public appearance since Queen’s Jubilee. During his speech, the 37-year-old Harry recalled a photo of his late mother, Princess Diana and Mandela taken in Cape Town in 1997, shortly before his death. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle came hand in hand. Credit: Anadolu Agency / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images He said the photo, given to him recent

Prince George made his Wimbledon debut on Sunday, local time, as he watched Australian Nick Kyrgios take on Novak Djokovic in a dramatic four-set final. The temperature in London soared to an unbelievably comfortable 30C on that day, which saw Djokovic win over the unseeded Kyrgios. WATCH IN THE VIDEO ABOVE: Prince George at Wimbledon For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, joined Prince William as they proudly ushered George, eight, into the stands where the youngster then sat mesmerized by the – sometimes foul-mouthed – process. But the scorching temperatures have social media worried about the well-being of the young Prince, given he is well-dressed in a full suit and tie. Prince George made his Wimbledon debut. Credit: Ryan Pierse / Getty Images As they were in their seats, William asked George if his trip to the tournament site was “OK”. The youngster later told his father that it was “too hot”. “Oh