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The Prince and Princess of Wales have asked Harry and Meghan to take their children to the UK, a royal expert has claimed.
Royal author Tom Quinn tells Mirror William and Kate urged the Sussexes to bring their niece and nephew Archie and Lilibet to the UK, but Meghan allegedly refused.
Mr Quinn told the newspaper: “It would be impossible for Meghan to take the children to the UK. William and Kate have suggested that Meghan and Harry take the children and the two couples and their families have tried to reconcile, but so far, the suggestion has gone nowhere. .”
Kate shared her cancer diagnosis with the world on March 22, with Prince Harry reportedly making the request and speculation swirling that the prince will travel to the Invincibles when he hosts the event in May. England visits his brother.
Elsewhere, King Charles attended Easter morning prayers at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, on Sunday morning in his most high-profile public appearance since his cancer diagnosis was revealed.
The 75-year-old monarch then surprised onlookers by greeting the gathered public, who later said he “looked fine” and was “in good spirits”.
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William and Harry may end feud – report
The notorious public feud between Prince William and Prince Harry – considered one of the worst in royal history – may finally be resolved, a royal commentator says.
Commentators added that the brothers may reconcile as both King Charles and Kate are ill.
Richard Fitzwilliams tells sun Something “surprising” could happen as early as “next week.”
The pundit has previously hinted at the possibility of a reunion when the Duke visits the UK in May to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invincibles.
However, he also noted that Meghan may continue to pose challenges to the reconciliation.
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Mother undergoing preventive chemotherapy urges Kate Middleton to ‘stay positive’
In 2011, Terri Grice, 50, felt severe pain under her armpits and a “small pea-sized lump” under her right breast, but ignored the symptoms.
Fortunately, her late husband Mark made an appointment with her GP and the diagnosis was breast cancer.
The mother-of-three, from Chester, began a long journey to recovery that began with surgery to remove the tumor, a tumor removal and then a course of “adjuvant chemotherapy” to ensure her body was cancer-free.
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Richard Madeley asks if public should have mercy on Prince Andrew
Richard Madeley asks if public should ‘pity’ Prince Andrew
Richard Madeley asked the public if they should “feel a little pity” for Prince Andrew. The Good Morning Britain host posed the question while discussing new Netflix series Scoop, which focuses on the infamous 2019 interview involving the disgraced royal and convicted sex offender Friendship with criminal Jeffrey Epstein. “Do you have any pity for him?” Madeley asked Rufus Sewell, who plays the prince in the new series. “In these plays… do you feel like at some point we’re starting to grind his face too hard?”
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Carole Middleton: The quiet driving force keeping Kate and William’s family together after cancer diagnosis
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Important lessons William and Harry should learn from history
William and Harry and the history lessons they need to get back on track
New biographies of George VI and Elizabeth inevitably point out the parallels between Wallis Simpson and Meghan Markle’s damaging impact on the monarchy then and now. But, Anna Pasternak believes, the past teaches us that what we should really care about is the relationship between the future king and his brother…
Alexander ButlerApril 2, 2024 00:01
I spent years trying to address the damage done to residential schools – Charles Spencer and Nicky Campbell are not alone
I spent years trying to unravel the dangers of ‘boarding school syndrome’
Charles Spencer and BBC presenter Nicky Campbell have both spoken recently about the sadistic behavior they experienced as children at private schools.After an Edinburgh College teacher was found guilty of “cruel and unnatural behaviour”, psychotherapist Joy Shaverin reflects on the devastation suffered by pupils who may suffer from “boarding school syndrome” in adulthood as a result of
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