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The Duchess of Sussex, 41, is also believed to be leaning on make-up queen Victoria Jackson (left with husband Bill Guthy), who is 26 years older than the former Suits actor and appeared on her recently canceled Spotify podcast Archetypes. Meghan and Harry are rumored to be on the brink of a multi-million pound contract with Dior. Ari Emanuel (right) is a top fashion market player, and his partner, Sarah Staudinger, is the founder and designer of the luxurious Staud brand, which Meghan adores. Mr Emanuel, the CEO of WME, which represents Oprah and Tyler Perry, is regarded as the "best in the industry" when it comes to 'corporate deals and earning money. Ari is also 'high-connected' in the Middle East, and Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai's tyrant, is a loyal friend. A growing number of people are considering Harry as a deer stuck in the headlights and she's steering the vehicle.' Ari Emanuel is going to fix it. According to one PR expert, "everyone in the room is now an adult."

XclusIVE: Nick Ede, a branding and culture specialist, told MailOnline today that 'Meghan has the ability to be one of the world's biggest influencers,' and 'could command millions' by becoming Dior's face. Kim Kardashian's involvement with Dolce & Gabanna, which resulted in her spending $47 million for simply wearing the designer on her wedding day, could even exceed the figure that Kim Kardashian has brought in over the years. The Duchess has befriended Victoria Jackson, who was behind one of the first television 'infomercial' makeovers, as part of her makeover. Cindy Crawford, a former supermodel whose advertising company Guthy-Renker, is married to Bill Guthy, who helped her convert her Meaningful Beauty line of cosmetics into a £80 million business. She also represents Jenifer Lopez's company, JLo Beauty.

According to reports, the Duke of Sussex arrived at the Palace after King Charles' Westminster Abbey service on Saturday, before returning to the United States for his son Archie's birthday. The Prince appeared at the Abbey and stepped into a black BMW at 1.15 p.m. before being seen leaving the A4 at 1.50 p.m. and then at Heathrow's entrance ten minutes later. Ken Wharfe, a former Royal protection officer to Harry's mother, Princess Diana, told MailOnline today that the Duke could have stopped off at the Palace due to the tight timings.

Prince Harry spent just over 28 hours in the United Kingdom to celebrate his father King Charles' Coronation before rushing back to California for his son Archie's fourth birthday party, which featured Meghan's homemade lemon cake (left: the family together in 2019) and celebrity guests. The Duke of Sussex was seen limping out of Westminster Abbey straight after the service and heading straight for Heathrow Airport (right), where he was led to the VIP Windsor Suite. According to a report, the father-of-two was "always determined to get back to time to spend a portion of Archie's birthday at home." According to reports, Meghan decided to celebrate the couple's £11 million home in Montecito, California, because 'he felt it would be inauthentic to do anything else.'

After returning to California from a flying visit to the United Kingdom to see his father, King Charles' coronation, Prince Harry returned to the city. He and a police escort and four outriders escorted Westminster Abbey and four others to the airport right away following the service. Harry boarded a BA flight bound for Los Angeles, landing just before 6:30 p.m. local time with the intention of bringing it back in time at his Montecito home for Archie's fourth birthday.

The 63-year-old comedian, who previously left the show to live a 'pious life,' rose to the podium to condemn the gay crowd at a gay pride parade. "God hates sodomy," she said. He has lukewarms homosexuality. It's an abomination, according to him. All kinds of sexual immorality are offended. And God loots pride. Proverbs 11:12: When pride comes, it comes disgrace, but humility comes with humility. All the proud of heart detests the Lord.' They will not be punished, so be aware of this. Proverbs 16:18: Pride comes before fire, a stifled mood before a fall.' "God hates sodomy, sexual immorality, and pride, and it's still there, and archaeologists have found it.' Jackson brought the generation "not to be brainwashed," encouraging them to watch Becket Cook's videos on YouTube. On the website, Cook is chronicling his transformation from gay atheist to Christian. But locals were quick to condemn Jackson's outburst, claiming that she is a 'hateful bats*** crazy person.' '

Victoria Jackson, a former Saturday Night Live actress, isn't exactly endearing herself to anyone in recent years. We haven't covered the sad tale of the former SNL cast member for a little while, but she has been all about spreading hate and fear in recent decades, especially in vehement remarks towards the LGBT community.

In her latest Archetypes podcast for Spotify, Duchess of Sussex says that the 'B-word' is being used to'gaslight' women who know what they want. Meghan also dislikes the word 'pushy,' and admits to moderating her behaviour in order to not be perceived in this way. Meghan says, "This woman is very difficult" because people say "b**ch" when they say "b**ch." Which is mainly a euphemism or worse, not even a euphemism. It's actually a codeword for the B-word.' She continued to use the word 'difficult' as a way to express women. "My friend explained to me that not everyone is going to like you, but not everyone is going to like you, but not everyone is going to like you, but the aim can't be for them to love you.' This week, Meghan speaks to executives and entrepreneurs, including Mellody Hobson, who was the first black woman to serve as chairperson of a S&P 500 firm. George Lucas, a Star Wars creator, is married to her. This episode is titled "To 'B' or not to 'B'. Victoria Jackson, Meghan's make up mogul and friend, appears in 'B'. In Montecito, Ms Jackson is one of the Sussex 'close knit group of friends.'

The Duchess of Sussex, 41, suggested that her marriage to Prince Harry caused celebrations in South Africa, reminiscent of the deposition of the legendary anti-apartheid king. Zwelile Mandela (inset) told MailOnline that he was surprised' at her remarks in The Cut magazine three years ago, when she said that 'we celebrated in the streets the same way we did when Mandela was released from jail.' Mandla launched a fresh assault on Ms Markle on today, claiming that "every day there are people who want to be Nelson Mandela, either comparing themselves with him or wanting to imitate him." He told The Times that his suggestion to the former actress was: "Get out there, pull up your sleeves, and improve the lives of ordinary people in England and the United Kingdom," the actor said, "for the person she is, she will do a lot of good in the global community by supporting the causes that Madiba championed."

In the new episode published today, the Duchess of Sussex dropped another line of 'truth bombs,' including the fact that she only looked like a 'black woman' for the first time when she first started dating Prince Harry, and that "everything has changed' for her since she first saw a 'truth-bomb'. During her interview with Mariah, the former Suits actress was branded a 'diva' by Ms Carey before the singer reassured her that she was referring to her clothes and her 'gorgeous ensembles' rather than her personality. One PR specialist told MailOnline today that the duchess would'met her match' in Mariah - who has her own 'diva brand - and'would have received a lesson on star power.' 'She has seen the diva,' Mark Borkowski said. Meghan would have known who had ruled the room if she had discovered who was in possession of the power. Mariah and her people will have taught Meghan a lesson on star power.'

During a discussion with Mariah Carey on her second episode of her Archetypes Spotify podcast, Duchess of Sussex made the claim in honor of Meghan and Harry's £18 million contract with the streaming behemoth. Ms Carey, a former Suits actor, said she was inspired by the musician as a child because she is of mixed race. Mariah's father is both African-American and Venezuelan, while her mother is white Irish. When Carey first appeared on the music scene, she thought, oh my gosh, the Duchess' estranged father Thomas is white and her mother Doria is black.' Someone who looks like me.' "You are not regarded as a black woman because we're light skinned." You are not regarded as a white person. You sort of fit in between. When I first started dating my husband, there was no time when my race was more prominent. Then I started to investigate how being black woman was like until then because I was treated as a mixed woman before that time.' After her friend Serena Williams appeared in episode one last week, the Duchess of Sussex pleaded with the superstar singer to help her Archetypes show. After Ms Markle's interview with The Cut yesterday, Buckingham Palace will be on alert for more bombshells launched by Ms Markle, which may continue to deepen Meghan and Harry's split with the Windsors.

Zwelile 'Mandla' Mandela's comments in The Cut magazine have surprised her that a cast member of the Lion King had made the surprising comparison between her royal wedding and Madiba's historic walk to freedom. The former Suits star recalled an encounter with the Lion King's live-action version in a 6,409-word story titled 'Meghan of Montecito.' When she married into this family, we celebrated in the streets the same way we did when Mandela was released from jail,' she said. However, MailOnline has learned that the Mandela family was astonished by the tale. At her remarks, Zwelivelile Mandela, an MP and Chief of the late South African President's Mvezo tribe, expressed surprise. M.D.'s centennial celebration in South Africa was based on surviving 350 years of colonialism with 60 years of a brutal apartheid regime.' So it can't be compared to the same thing.' His grandfather served 27 years in jail before being released and reuniting opponents and then marching on to lead his country. Zwelile said that when the people of South Africa expressed their delight at his grandfather's arrival and danced in the streets, it was for a much more important and significant cause than her marriage to a white prince.' Meghan Markle's assertion that her relationship with Prince Harry resulted in scenes of elation in South Africa not seen since Nelson Mandela's release of Nelson Mandela has sparked rage and mockery, with critics warning her to 'get lost' and accusing her of showing "utmost disrespect." Following her assertion, the hashtag #VoetsekMeghan became a hit in South Africa. Voetsek is an Afrikaans word that means "go away" or "get lost," and it is a common slur used by millions of people around the world.

The Duchess of Sussex's sit-down with her colleague Mariah Carey will be published just hours after The Cut's interview with Meghan and Harry threatened to deepen Meghan and Harry's rift with the Windsors. Ms Markle's Buckingham Palace will be set for more bombshells after she took a veiled shot at life in the Royal Family on episode one with Serena Williams. On a tour of South Africa, she recalled her dread at a time when a small 'fire' broke out in son Archie's room. The then-four-month-old was not in the room when a heater was set to fire, but it did leave the duchess'shaken' and 'in tears,' she told her friend. Despite her outrage, she said she was forced to continue with the couple's formal obligations. Meghan, at the end of the episode, around 1 p.m. UK time, has confirmed she would return 'next week,' not the one and only...Mariah Carey.' The topic of their conversation, which was 'The Misconception of Ambition,' with Ms Williams last week, has not been revealed. Meghan said that talking to her guests and the themes they will cover, "they've all borne the brunt of the labels we'll be discussing apart, and of course I know a little bit about these labels myself." The Duchess of Sussex took a series of apparent threats at the royals yesterday in a 6,400-word magazine article to promote the podcast, warning she may now say something's wrong.' Prince Harry had 'lost' his father because he had resigned from his public service,' according to Meghan, 41. However, in an extraordinary clarification last night, the duchess' allies said the debacle of her mother's relationship with her own father had actually been referring to her own father's divorce. Prince Charles' close friend said yesterday that if Harry's relationship was broken, he would be devastated, and that he would be sad.'

After another bombshell interview, Meghan and Harry's (pictured right) split with the Royal Family seemed to be about to deepen yesterday. The Duchess of Sussex took a series of apparent insults at the royals in a 6,400-word magazine article (pictured inset center, the front cover) warning that she may'say something' now that she has left the company. Prince Harry may have 'lost' his father because he resigned from his public service, according to Meghan, 41. However, allies of the couple said the duchess had really been referring to the breakdown of her mother's love for her own father, according to a new explanation last night. Prince Charles' relationship with his sons is understood by a person close to him (pictured left with wife Camilla and Harry and Meghan in 2018), who said, "The Prince of Wales loves both his sons."

The Duchess of Sussex (pictured inset on the front cover) launched a new series of threats against the royals, the United Kingdom, and the media in a bombshell interview. During Meghan's (pictured right with Ms Markle's) relationship with Prince Charles (pictured left) during the tumultuous fallout from their Oprah interview, one of the most memorable moments in the interview took place. 'I lost my father in this process,'' she wrote to me,' according to writer Alison P. Davies.' It doesn't have to be the same for them as it was for me, but it does not have to be the same for them,' he said. Despite the apparent ambiguity of the duchess' remarks, Scobie took to Twitter to insist that she had never been referring to Charles and that she was only talking about Thomas, her own estranged father. In the cut interview,' he wrote, 'There seems to be confusion in some headlines about this quote.' I know Prince Harry is referring to Meghan's death of her own father, and Meghan isn't saying she doesn't want Harry to die.'

The Duchess of Sussex, 41, gave The Cut a glimpse into her family's daily life in Montecito, California, including one-year-old Lilibet (left) who cut after her father, Prince Harry, with fiery ginger hair. She appears at the end of the interview as Harry attempts to cheer her up with a touch of beatboxing before Meghan takes the floor for a dance. Meghan said in an interview that she and her husband were not'reinventing the wheel' when they began to request more financial independence before finally deciding to step down as senior members of the Royal Family in early 2020.

Meghan Markle launched a new attack on the Royal Family, claiming that she and Prince Harry were "good" to leave Britain and were 'upsetting the hierarchy's dynamics, which were 'just existing' before they resigned as senior royals. In an interview with The Cut, a New York newspaper published in the United States, the Duchess of Sussex said that what the couple wanted financially was not "reinventing the wheel." The publication announced today that 41-year-old Meghan had a 'handful of princes and princesses and dukes in the right way they like,' although none of these royals are identified in the book. And Meghan, who spoke to New York-based features writer Allison P Davis, said, "That, for whatever reason, is not something we were allowed to do," she said, despite the fact that many other family members do the same thing.' Asked 'Why do you think that is?', she simply replied: 'Why do you think that is? Ms Davis, the interviewer, said that this is 'right back with a side-eye that means I should know without having to be told', meaning I should learn without having to be told.' Meghan also stated in the interview: "I'm getting back... on Instagram," she says, with Ms Davies describing "her eyes alight and devilish." It comes after she closed down all of her social media pages ahead of her marriage to Harry in 2018. Harry and Meghan wrote to 'The Firm' that they should be allowed to work for the monarchy but make their own money,' according to the Duchess.'

Meghan Markle paints an ambrosial portrait of the Sussex family's life in Montecito, California's upmarket enclave. The couple told the magazine that they are 'building a community', recounting how Meghan, 41, recently attended a bouncy castle party with Archie, and regularly enjoys nights out with feminist icon, Gloria Steinem, (Pictured from left: Meghan and Steinem pictured in New York in July, right: Prince Harry with Sentebale Ambassador Nacho Figueras and his wife Delfina Blaquier at the polo in California this week)