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the Queen they will not return as working members of the Royal Family, and will return their honourary military appointments and royal patronages as a result, Buckingham Palace says. The news comes just shy of one year on from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's final engagement as senior royals, which saw them step out with other members of the Royal Family to the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey on March 9, 2020. "Following conversations with The Duke, the Queen has written confirming that in stepping away from the work of the Royal Family, it is not possible to continue with...

Her Majesty is keen to wipe the slate clean following Harry and Meghan's departure from the royal family and considers the saga finished with, sources told the Mirror.

Has Oprah been wooing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle since their WEDDING? Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton says TV doyenne was always going to be first choice for a 'fireside confessional' Oprah Winfrey filmed blockbuster interview - due to be broadcast on Sunday March 7th - at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's California home over two days last week  Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton said Oprah had landed the 'royal catch of the year' with interview Suggested star was the only choice for the role of interviewer if the couple ever broke their silence, saying: 'As Oprah watche...

Prince William is reportedly “shocked” by his younger brother’s “petulant” behaviour towards their 94-year-old grandmother.

9 It is understood that the pair had hoped to keep their formal rolesCredit: Getty Images - Getty Buckingham Palace confirmed the couple will no longer hold their formal positions with a range of military, arts, Commonwealth and sporting organisations. But the decision is said to have come as a bitter blow to Harry and Meghan who, despite wanting to remain in the US for personal and financial freedom, believed they could still represent the public-facing bodies. A royal source told the PA news agency they had "absolutely, no question" they wanted to retain the positions they had lost. "They ...