Mike Tindall jokes Royal Family wants to 'throw punches' at Prince Harry

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are still carrying on their rift with the Royal Family according to author Richard Fitzwilliams. In a new interview, he claimed that things are "still not resolved" between the family members, eight months after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's controversial interview with US chat show host Oprah Winfrey.The writer also claimed Harry, 37, and 40 year old Meghan's rift continues to be "very wide at the moment".

Prince Harry has reportedly got the "magic touch" as a new dad to his baby daughter Lilibet. The Duke of Sussex shares the adorable newborn and son Archie, two, with his wife Meghan Markle.

While it’s only been four months since she was born, Prince Harry and Lilibet‘s relationship is already a very special one.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "mirroring" the work of the Royal family is "very worrying" for the Palace, an expert has claimed.The couple – who announced they were stepping down as senior members of the Royal family in January 2020 – recently completed a trip to New York where they discussed vaccine equality amid the coronavirus pandemic. But fans of The Firm have picked up on similarities between their latest work and the work they used to carry out as part of the Royal family.

Whether it's speaking at a UN Women conference or walking down the aisle as millions watch across the glob, Meghan Markle’s confidence is palpable. Even in the days following her engagement to Prince Harry, the Duchess of Sussex appeared undaunted as she transitioned from Hollywood actress to a member of the Royal Family.

You have to feel for the Queen, what with the fallout from Megxit, the ongoing Corona crisis and passing of her beloved late husband Prince Philip, 2021 hasn’t been the best of years for the 92 year old monarch. Now, the Queen - and the rest of the royal family - now face a further blow as they anticipate the release of a potentially explosive new book penned by Magazine editor Tina Brown.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were spotted having a very merry time in Ireland recently.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge paid a visit to Derry-Londonderry to meet young people across the city, and have a cheeky pint! The pair had a go at the local lingo and raised a glass of Guinness to celebrate. William even had a cheeky whiskey, quipping, “I’m just ignoring the time.” It’s not the first time the Royal Family has enjoyed a drink or two in the spotlight.

Prince Harry has been warned that further royal revelations could be the 'final straw' for the anxious Royal Family. The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex is set to discuss his and Meghan Markle's departure from the Royal Family and open up about the controversial switch to America after collaborating with a top American ghostwriter.

Prince Harry may bring his wife Meghan Markle and his daughter Lilibet to the Diana Legacy Awards later this year, a royal expert has claimed. Harry, 37, and Meghan, 40, welcomed their baby daughter Lilibet into the world earlier this year but are yet to return to the UK to introduce the tot to the Royal Family.

From California to New York: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry arrived in Manhattan on Thursday, Sept. 23 for a day of social commitments, including a trip to the United Nations headquarters to meet with US ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield. According to an eyewitness, the royals looked “very much in love” while in the city.

The royal family may still be mourning the loss of Prince Philip, who died in April at age 99, but they continue to keep his memory alive. In the recent BBC documentary special, Prince Phillip: The Royal Family Remembers, Prince Harry discussed his grandfather’s love of flying and then imagined what his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, would have said while aboard one of Phillip’s flights.

Prince Harry fondly reflected on the marriage of the Queen and Prince Philip during an interview for the BBC documentary, Prince Philip: The Royal Family Remembers.The new documentary offered a look into the life of the Duke of Edinburgh. It was originally planned to mark his 100th birthday, with interviews being filmed both before and after his death in April.