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Judicious editing would remove the steamy scenes of Rachel, the duchess's character, smooching on Suits. It certainly rankled with Harry, who wrote in his memoir: 'I'd witnessed her and a castmate mauling each other. I didn't need to see such things.'  Meghan did, however, manage to keep (some) of her clothes on, saying: 'This season every script seemed to begin with Rachel wearing a towel and I said, "I'm not doing it any more".' If the BBC desist with the censorial scissors, viewers will perceive that Meghan didn't entirely get her own way.

The 59-year-old British. wife of Prince Edward has stepped up her royal duties since the King's coronation , a year ago today - particularly recently, after she took on engagements on behalf of the cancer-stricken monarch amid his treatment. Charles, 75, paused all public-facing engagements after his diagnosis in February, but continued to meet dignitaries and others at the Palace. During his absence, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh were the second busiest royals behind Princess Anne, 73. Between them, the couple conducted 128 engagements. Edward and Sophie were granted their new titles in March 2023 to commemorate the Duke's 59th birthday - and since then they have stepped up their royal duties, especially in the wake of King Charles ' cancer treatment.

The Duke of Sussex will fly to the west African country to join Meghan just days after his return to Britain for the Invictus Games 10th anniversary in his first visit since Kate Middleton revealed her cancer diagnosis. The couple have been invited to Nigeria by the country's chief of defence staff, who met Harry in Germany last September at the Invictus Games Dusseldorf. They will meet service members and their families and participate in 'traditional cultural activities, according to Nigerian media. The Sussexes quit the UK and moved to America when they stepped down as working royals in January 2020.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh (left) are 'setting the perfect example' for Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, a royal expert has claimed. Prince Edward and his wife Sophie were granted their new titles in March 2023 to commemorate the Duke's 59th birthday and have stepped up their royal duties in the wake of King Charles' cancer treatment. Over the weekend, Prince Edward officially became the Colonel of the Scots Guard following the Duke of Kent's final engagement in the role. Last week, the royal couple attended a ceremony at Buckingham Palace celebrating the 120th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale on behalf of the King. Speaking to Ok! , royal expert Jennie Bond said Edward and Sophie are setting the 'perfect example' for Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis (inset) on how to be a successful in the Royal Family as a 'spare'. Right: The Prince and Princess of Wales with their three children in December 2022.

Thomas Markle Jr, 57, has fired off a series of insults and conspiracy theories in clips targeting his estranged half-sister, the Duchess of Sussex. He is seen in one seeming to put a cushion up his top while wearing a wig and tiara and ridiculing the duchess. Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond slammed the videos as 'grotesque' and accused him of committing 'the ultimate betrayal'. And an ex-government minister has also called for tougher action by internet firms to combat 'campaigns of harassment and intimidation'.

Scoop, a Netflix production starring Gillian Anderson, Billie Piper, and Rufus Sewell, follows how the BBC obtained the interview, which is widely regarded as the most tragic in royal history. Prince Andrew's eldest daughter will be dreading the drama, according to Jennie Bond, the BBC's royal correspondent for 14 years, who will be available to stream from Friday. Speaking to OK! The consultant discussed how the dramatization would'broadcast the entire story to a much larger audience. 'It's all bad news for Andrew, and actually, for his entire family,' she said.' Princess Beatrice was seen in June 2022, at left. Right: After filming for his Newsnight interview wrapped, Prince Andrew gives Emily Maitlis a tour around Buckingham Palace. Inset: Keeley Hawes as Amanda Thirsk, Rufus Sewell as Prince Andrew and Charity Wakefield as Princess Beatrice in Scoop

According to the Mirror, Prince William has developed an 'unlikely ally' with Queen Camilla in the midst of the Royal Family's health problems. The King, 75, and Princess of Wales, 42, two of The Firm's senior executives, are being treated for cancer. They have been encouraged to put down their royal duties and step out of the spotlight during their treatment. Since he revealed his health, Queen Camilla and Upped her number of official responsibilities, filling in for Charles at 13 royal engagements, while the King continues to do appropriate work from home. Prince William, 41, has undergone a number of solo performances, including a number of internet sleuths appearing as the Kate's location. According to royal expert Jennie Bond, William and Camilla have formed an unexpected friendship during this difficult period. (Pictured L-R: William and Kate; Charles and Camilla)

As the Princess of Wales, 42, she has been 'getting better every day by focusing on the things that will help her heal' - she is sure to have a large number of her friends and relatives at her side. Lady Laura Meade, Emilia Jardine-Paterson, and Sophie Snugg, from left to right. Inset, Kate, on a video, talking about her cancer diagnosis.

As the world reels from the shock that Princess of Wales has cancer, royal sources predict weeks of traumatic speculation will come to an end. Princess Catherine revealed today that she was fighting the disease after being ruled out of major abdominal surgery in January and was undergoing preventative chemotherapy on doctors' recommendation. As she tried to get to grip with the news and explain the difficult situation to her children, the mother-of-three said the last two months had been'very difficult.' According to reports, the announcement was made because Prince George, eight-year-old Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, five, grew up from school today, affording Kate and Prince William the opportunity to separate them privately and shield them from the inevitable public shock. However, aides are also hoping that the announcement would put an end to tense social media rumors regarding Catherine's wellbeing and whereabouts that have enraged the family in recent weeks.

According to Sunday Times royal editor Roya Nikkhah (right), who appeared on Good Morning Britain today, Prince William (left) feels like he's "seeing elements" of his mother Diana (centre)'s hounding her mother Diana (centre) suffered with his wife. 'I was watching his mother go through a lot of this, including hounding of his mother, and I think he is seeing elements of it being violated again in terms of the demands and screeches against her medical confidentiality, which is distressing him.'

Despite the uproar over the manipulation of a family snapshot released by Kensington Palace last week on Mother's Day, William and Kate intend to keep publishing photographs relating their children's birthdays. On April 23, Prince Louis will have turned six, and reports close to the situation state that no 'firm decision' has been reached on whether Kate will be on the camera. The couple's aide explained that they adore the public's love and admiration for their children and that there is a widespread desire to see them on their birthdays.' According to a source close to Kate, the couple hopes that the new photograph will be met with less backlash.

Kate Middleton will definitely return to public service at Easter, according to Gary Goldsmith. Kate has been out of the public eye for two months as she recovers from abdominal surgery. According to royal insiders, The Princess of Wales, 42, is recovering well and will be back by Easter.

As Harry and Meghan's (right) fame diminishes, a recent survey has named the Princess of Wales (pictured left) as the UK's most popular royal. The survey, which was conducted before the unveiling of the controversial edited Mother's Day photo (inset), found that 38 percent of Brits like Kate Middleton the most. The princess is particularly popular among women, with 44% preferring her over to 32 percent of males. According to the Ipsos poll for The Standard, half of those aged 55 to 75 also named Kate as their favorite. For those aged 35 to 34, 37 percent ranked the princess as their top pick, along with 28 percent of those aged 18 to 34.

Last month, Buckingham Palace revealed that King Charles had been diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer, which had been picked up after doctors treated an enlarged prostate. The public erupted and ooved the King as he sat in the back seat of the car, surrounded by security, in a video taken today. As the vehicle travels along the Mall, the monarch can then be seen smiling and waving to the crowd. Charles' brief appearance today follows his promise to the Commonwealth this week to 'continue to serve you to the best of my abilities' as he continues his medical care.

According to royal insiders, the Princess of Wales wants to move forward from the Mother's Day photograph controversy when she tries to deal with the aftermath. Kate is reported to be recovering well after her major abdominal surgery and is expected to return early next year, but sources say she has to be kept calm to prioritize her recovery first. As she issued an apology for the'confusion,' she took responsibility for the family photo that was released by Kensington Palace on Sunday. It came after a public explosion of conspiracy theories, after six of the world's top picture companies, including the Press Association, mysteriously pulled the photo from their wires and libraries, fearing that the'source had manipulated the image'. However, sources within the royal family are alerting of the negative effects that rumors can have on the future queen as she recovers from her major surgery in January.

Mr Harriman, a London-based photographer, talked to the panel about how the willow tree in the background of the portrait had been added to the picture later. The snap (left) was released in 2021 to announce Meghan's second pregnancy to the world, but the photographer captured it remotely due to the pandemic, according to the photographer. It came after friends of the Sussexes leapt into the social media storm that was unleashed after news organisations released a kill notice on the Princess of Wales' Mother's Day photo (right), which she later revealed had been edited.

Kate apologised for the family photo that was published by Kensington Palace on Sunday, shedding the blame for the 'confusion'. It came after a public explosion of conspiracy theories, after six of the world's top photo companies, including the Press Association, suddenly pulled the photo from their wires and libraries, fearing that the source had manipulated the image.' However, sources within the royal circle are alerting of the negative effects that rumors may have on the future queen as she recovers from her major surgery in January.

The Princess of Wales is in a 'fragile mental and physical condition' and will be 'feeling sad' during the Mother's Day photo row, according to a royal expert who pleaded for people to'lay off her.' Kate resigned on Sunday for a staged family snapshot that was later released by Kensington Palace as she issued an apology for the 'confusion'. After her major surgery in January, royal commentator Jennie Bond suggested that Kate "must feel under intense pressure now if she's going to be seen in public." Angela Levin, a royal expert, was also rallying round Kate today, thanking her for her 'honorable' work. Whoopi Goldberg urged the public to exercise caution, saying: 'She may be the future Queen, [but] she is also an amateur photographer.' Despite calls for the original image to be published, Kensington Palace insisted that it would not reissuing the unedited photograph of Kate and her children. And Ms Bond advised against 'bullying her into destroying all the pictures,' adding that the 42-year-old mother-of-three will be 'completely distraught.' Kate's Mother's Day was 'obviously destroyed by this row,' and she 'didn't look so jolly' as she photographed yesterday in a car with William.

Gary Goldsmith was seen for the first time since being evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother house on Friday. After being booted out of the house over Lauren Simon, the uncle of Princess Of Wales Kate Middleton stepped out in London. When his niece Kate recovers from abdominal surgery, Gary spilled royal secrets in the Big Brother house, which has 'infuriated' his family.

Although Kate's 'poor uncle' said he did not need the Firm's stamp of approval to appear on the show, it is revealed that the Palace is keeping an eye on his every move. Mr Goldsmith has addressed controversial topics, even branding Meghan Markle a'stick in the spokes' and claiming she's inventing drama since his television debut. And Fern Britton suggested that Harry and Meghan be stripped of their titles. Gary discussed Prince William for the first time and gave the public assurance that his niece is getting "the best care in the world." However, royal expert Jennie Bond told the Mirror that it is unlikely that officials will intervene unless he says something 'completely absurd.'

The Duke of Sussex, 39, travelled more than 5,000 miles from California to London for what turned into a 45-minute meeting with his father. The Prince's transatlantic visit had raised hopes that his return to Britain would be used to heal wounds with Charles and a chance to reach out to his brother Prince William, 41, during their on-going feud. However, he returned to Montecito after just one day in the United Kingdom, after it is reported that he spent the night in a luxurious hotel rather than a royal residence. During the visit, he did not hear his brother at all, but an insider later said that the Prince would'fully accept' a reunion with his brother.

The Queen performed her first public engagement after her husband's cancer diagnosis was revealed publicly and reassured well-wishers that he was "doing very well under the circumstances." Camilla, 76, was speaking at Salisbury Cathedral in Wiltshire for a charity musical evening. 'I do hope HM is doing well Ma'am,' Ben Abbott, 40, of Wiltshire Air Ambulance, told her: 'I do hope HM is doing well Ma'am.' He is doing very well under these circumstances,' Her Majesty said. All of the letters and messages that the public has been sent from around the world have touched him. 'That's really uplifting.' The Queen had been set to attend the musical evening at Salisbury Cathedral to honor three Wiltshire charities and had travelled from her husband's side to Sandringham to attend.

According to Richard Eden of The Daily Mail, the increasing pressure on Prince William to keep an olive branch out of Harry is "completely unfair." Despite the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's criticism of the Royal Family, the King's new diagnosis with an unspecified form of cancer has prompted calls for William to make the first move toward a cure. Eden writes in the most recent edition of his Palace Confidential newsletter that says such aspirations are both inaccurate and incorrect.

The Windsor Suite is Heathrow's most exclusive lounge, and other members of the Royal Family, including Prince and Princess of Wales, use it on a daily basis. Guests are welcomed by liveried doormen before being led to one of eight private lounges, where they are escorted by a private butler from a 96-strong staff team. They will then choose from a Michelin-starred chef Jason Atherton's menu and enjoy the convenience of a personal shopper in the main Terminal 5 building. Pictured left: Harry was seen arriving in the lounge yesterday.