KING Charles is determined to have Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attend his coronation, but William fears it will turn into a "stunt", royal sources claim.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are yet to announce whether they will attend the King's coronation on May 6.
Sources close to Charles told Vanity Fair the King is likely to invite the Sussexes “because it is the right thing to do and will hopefully pave the way for peace.”
“Charles is a forgiving person by nature, and he wants to move on,” says another.
Meanwhile, the Mail on Sunday reports Prince William is said to be concerned Harry will use the historic event to stage a "stunt" that would overshadow the day.
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The iconic red letter boxes all have GR and ER symbols on them but not many know what they stand for.
These letters are the “Royal Cypher” to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II.
If a post box has ER on it, then it has been produced in the last 70 years during the Her Majesty’s reign.
However, if a post box has GR on it, then it was made between 1910 to 1936 when King George VI was on the throne.
With King Charles’ coronation just months away, royal fans have began to share their excitement as the historical event approaches.
One wrote: ”Cant wait to see the Coronation King Charles.”
A second said: ”I’m so excited for King Charles’ coronation.”
While a third added: ”Very excited about the coming coronation of King Charles.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have "no chance" of a royal reconciliation as the couple are accused of "constantly bashing" their family.
Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, royal commentator Charles Rae claimed: “I do not think there is any chance, in the short term, of any reconciliation between the Sussexes and the rest of the family.
"So many accusations by Harry and Meghan have been made, but lots of families have fallouts and in many cases there have been reconciliation, sometimes years later."
The royal expert also explained why he believes the Firm has avoided responding to Prince Harry's explosive accusations.
He said: “I think it has been and still is very difficult for Prince William in particular to speak out, not just about the particular accusations against the Prince of Wales, but for the very fact that both William and Harry were so close. I also believe William feels very betrayed by his younger brother, who may well harbour the same feelings of betrayal by his older brother.”
Royal commentator Perez Hilton opened up on what the future might hold for Harry and Meghan on the To Di For Daily Podcast.
He said that to “reinvent” themselves it would be “best” for them to stay “another year in the United States, then they have to go grovelling back to the UK and move back there.”
Mr Hilton believes that if “they apologise,” the UK will take them back as he sees this possible “within the next five years.”
Kate Middleton has released a new video for her early years campaign called Shaping Us.
The film opens with a message, reading: "From pregnancy to age five, our brains develop faster than at any other time in our lives."
A statement by Kensington Palace read: "In the film, we see Layla navigate her way through various experiences as a newborn, a toddler and young child, with the help of those around her.
"The film shows how her interactions with people and places— from her parents’ cuddles, to a reassuring arm on her shoulder from a nursery teacher and supportive cheer from a swimming teacher—stimulate her brain and development."
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Archewell Foundation gave away £2.5million from the £10.5million raised in its first year.
The £2.5million included grants towards procuring millions of Covid vaccinations and a guide to embrace “positive masculinity”.
Money also went to campaigns for fair vaccine access in “low and middle-income countries” in Africa, South America and Asia — plus the UK and US — the report says.
For the Royal Family, it is tradition for women to first wear a tiara on the day of their wedding.
However, Princess Royal and Queen Consort broke this tradition.
Princess Anne wore a tiara for the first time before she got first married to Captain Mark Phillips in 1973.
She was spotted wearing a tiara first when she was 17 in an official portrait taken in 1967.
Meanwhile, Camilla didn’t wear a tiara for her wedding with King Charles in 2005, but she later was seen with one at the Delhi Durbar – a banquet hosted for the Norwegian royal family.
Kate Middleton was all smiles today as she visited the iconic Kirkgate Market in Leeds.
The Princess of Wales met with vendors as well as the children’s mayor of Leeds, Mason Hicks.
Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor was born on June 4, 2021 – meaning she will turn two later this year.
The second child to Prince Harry and Megan Markle was born at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, California, on 4 June 2021 at 11:40.
Her birth along with her name were announced two days later.
The little girl was first introduced to Her late Majesty in June 2022.
Following months of feuds with the Royal Family, it seems unlikely Harry and Meghan could ever be welcomed back into the fold.
But with the King's coronation fast approaching, the pair could be set for a UK return sooner rather than later.
Do you want them to make their visit permanent?
Burrell worked for the Royal Family for 21 years.
He began his royal career straight out of school and served as a servant for much of his adult life.
Burrell joined the household of Charles and Diana at Highgrove House in 1987.
He became the Princess’ butler and stayed in this role until her death in 1997.
Burrell described himself as Princess Diana’s “best friend” and claimed that she described him as “the only man she ever trusted”.
The Princess of Wales stunned today as she met with students at the University of Leeds.
Kate Middleton is undertaking several engagements this week as she launches her Shaping Us campaign.
The Queen Consort met with the Grenadier Guards today, her first such visit since becoming the military outfits colonel.
Taking to Twitter, the Royal Family shared snaps of the Queen's visit.
The tweets read: "On her inaugural visit since becoming Colonel of the @GrenadierGds, The Queen Consort today met members of the Battalion and their families at Lille Barracks.
"Over the last five years, the 1st Battalion has been employed across a plethora of military tasks around the world.
"Members of the grenadierGds returned from deployment in September to provide the Bearer Party for the funeral of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth.
"Looking ahead, the Battalion is very much looking forward to supporting state ceremonial duties in the coming months."
On her inaugural visit since becoming Colonel of the @GrenadierGds, The Queen Consort today met members of the Battalion and their families at Lille Barracks.
Over the last five years, the 1st Battalion has been employed across a plethora of military tasks around the world. pic.twitter.com/thYZqfauH6
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Royal commentator Perez Hilton opened up on what the future might hold for Harry and Meghan on the To Di For Daily Podcast.
He said that to “reinvent” themselves it would be “best” for them to stay “another year in the United States, then they have to go grovelling back to the UK and move back there.”
Mr Hilton believes that if “they apologise,” the UK will take them back as he sees this possible “within the next five years.”
A royal commentator has claimed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting an apology from the Royal Family before they consider reconciliation.
"I think Harry and Meghan have said they’re expecting an apology, but I think there aren’t many people who agree that it’s due that way round," Jonathan Secerdoti told Us Weekly.
"Some of the individuals within [Spare] — the King, the Queen and the Prince of Wales — all come out of that book so badly.
"They’re so broadly criticized by Harry, so nastily criticized in sections, that I think they could be feeling very sore about this."
Princess Eugenie was born on March 23, 1990, making her 32 years old.
She is currently 11th in line for the throne, however, despite her title she doesn’t carry out any public duties or receive an allowance from the privy purse.
She married her husband Jack Brooksbank at Windsor Castle on October 12, 2018, after they dated since 2011 when they met on a skiing trip in the Swiss resort of Verbier.
The couple has a son, August.
Royal fans took to Twitter today to hail the Princess of Wales as she launched the Shaping Us scheme.
Kate explained the project is designed "to raise awareness of the life-changing impact we can have when we build a supportive, nurturing world around children and those who care for them."
One user wrote: "Such a kind royale gesture.. Princess Catherine is the most kind and sweet woman with a big heart."
While another added: "Wow love this video."
One of her late Majesty's closest friends has passed away aged 97.
Lady Rupert Nevill had known the monarch since childhood and is said to have helped her go unrecognised in public.
Her closest friends called her Micky, she and the Queen met while in a Girl Guides troop on the grounds of Buckingham Palace.
An article from the 1970s reported that Queen Elizabeth loved to sneak out when she was young, and did so with her b beloved Micky's help.
It read: "The Queen relishes seeing whether out of royal context she can go unrecognised.
"She once queued at the ticket office without being noticed.
"Another night, when slow-moving crowds jammed the foyer, the manager recognised Micky Nevill and suddenly realised that, elbow-deep in the crush and enjoying it, was the Queen."
Find out more here.
A royal expert has examined how King Charles will adapt to being Britain's monarch in the coming years.
Speaking on behalf of Spin Genie, royal commentator Charles Rae reveals: “Charles in effect has a much shorter time than his mother to adapt and develop to his new role.
"However, I believe he will try to bring the monarchy up to date, especially in not having so many hangers on. I also believe he will continue with his duty to show the UK in the best possible light around the world.
"One thing that is a pity is that if the fallout had not happened, then Harry and Meghan would have been cornerstones in the new slimmed down monarchy.
"Their positions have been filled with great ease by Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex.
"I think it was always the wish for the Royal Family to have the Sussexes to play a key role.”
If you want to dine like royalty, the good news is you can.
The chefs responsible for catering for the royal family share all their favourite recipes with fans online.
From cooking Cranachan to baking hot cross buns, you can try your hand at a number of regal recipes.
All you have to do is visit the official Royal website and type in ”royal recipes” in the search bar.
Kate Middleton was all smiles today as she visited the iconic Kirkgate Market in Leeds.
The Princess of Wales met with vendors as well as the children's mayor of Leeds, Mason Hicks.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation gave away £2.5million from the £10.5million raised in its first year.
The £2.5million included grants towards procuring millions of Covid vaccinations and a guide to embrace “positive masculinity”.
Money also went to campaigns for fair vaccine access in “low and middle-income countries” in Africa, South America and Asia — plus the UK and US — the report says.
The Princess of Wales delivered the following statement in a video message.
She said: "Our early childhood, the time from pregnancy to the age of five, fundamentally shapes the rest of our lives.
"But as a society we currently spend much more of our time and energy on later life.
"Today, the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood is launching a new campaign, Shaping Us, to raise awareness of the life changing impact we can have when we build a supportive, nurturing world around children and those who care for them.
"Because by focusing our collective time, energy and resources on those most preventative years, we can make a huge difference to the physical and mental health and happiness of generations to come."
Burrell worked for the Royal Family for 21 years.
He began his royal career straight out of school and served as a servant for much of his adult life.
Burrell joined the household of Charles and Diana at Highgrove House in 1987.
He became the Princess' butler and stayed in this role until her death in 1997.
Burrell described himself as Princess Diana's "best friend" and claimed that she described him as "the only man she ever trusted".
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