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Photo: September 2017 issue of Vanity Fair cover, featuring Meghan Markle and the title ‘Wild About Harry!’, which reportedly angered Buckingham Palace Meghan Markle called her PR team in hysterics after Buckingham Palace reacted with ‘angry’ to a Vanity Fair interview about Prince Harry, a shocking new book claims. Tom Bower, journalist and author of ‘Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war between the Windsors’, said Meghan was ‘excited’ when she was asked to appear on the cover of Vanity Fair’s September 2017 issue and interview the magazine. But when the magazine ran ‘Wild About Harry’ on its cover – focusing on Meghan’s relationship with the British prince rather than her work as an actor, activist and philanthropist – Bower said the Palace were shocked. Within hours of a pre-published copy of the magazine being sent to Buckingham Palace, Bower said Meghan called her PR firm and “hysterically” alerted them of the Palace’s outrage. Keleigh Thomas Morgan, partner at Meghan’s PR fir

Longtime US-based entertainment reporter Nelson Aspen has revealed the worst celebrity he has interviewed in his 19 years on air. On his final day on Friday’s Seven breakfast show, the 58-year-old admitted the hardest Hollywood actors to interview were Kevin Spacey and Vin Diesel. ‘We know you’ve done several celebrity interviews. There must be some that are useless. Who has impressed you the least?’ asked host Natalie Barr. ‘Man in Hollywood’ Sunrise Nelson Aspen has revealed his worst celebrity interview. Entertainment reporter signs contract on Friday after 19 years on breakfast show Seven Aspen replied: ‘If you’re prepared and polite, you know you can always have a good conversation. Unfortunately that’s not the case with Kevin Spacey.’ He explained how he interviewed Spacey, 62, who has since been humiliated from Hollywood for his alleged sexual misconduct, when he was promoting the 2006 film Superman Returns, in which he played villain Lex Luthor. Aspen, a self-confess