Details of Harry and Meghan's trip to Colombia revealed as Kate Middleton's recovery timeline emerges – royal news live

A close source told the 'Daily Mail'Rebecca English: “I don’t think people realize how much has gone on behind the scenes and for how long, a lot longer than anyone really appreciates.

“She is an incredibly strong woman, but she has really been through wars.

“His treatment and recovery remain a priority and will continue for some time.”

The princess announced her cancer diagnosis in March and made her first public appearance of the year at Trooping the Colour in June.

Prince Harry has been described as a “hypocrite” for calling the UK too dangerous to visit but happily travelling to Nigeria and Colombia.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said The Royal Record podcast: “What is clearly emerging is that he believes Britain is dangerous.

“Now, that seems hypocritical when you look at, for example, security in Nigeria, even if it was organised by the Minister of Defence.

“Or security in Colombia, even if the vice president is organizing it, and the facts are simply that both countries are considered somewhat dangerous, certainly parts of them.”

A representative for the Sussexes confirmed that they will have full security on their current trip to Colombia. It is not known whether it will be privately funded or not.

Rebecca English told the Daily Mail“Tanned and relaxed, the Prince and Princess of Wales’ surprise video appearance at the weekend to thank Britain’s Olympic heroes was the summer pick-me-up royal watchers needed.”

She then praised the bond shown by the couple in the surprise appearance in the video, adding: “Few could fail to be surprised by how happy William and Catherine looked after what one friend describes as the 'most difficult year of their lives together'.”

Following news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's chief of staff has quit after just three months, it has been claimed that Josh Kettler was “not comfortable” with aspects of the role.

A source told the Daily MailRichard Eden: “Josh soon realised that the job was not for him. There were aspects of it that he was not comfortable with. He thought it was better to leave now than to continue in a job he did not enjoy.”

Kettler is one of at least 18 staff members who have left the Sussexes since their wedding in 2018.

Márquez, the first black woman to hold the post, said: “Her visit comes at a particularly significant time, as it precedes the first-ever World Ministerial Conference to End Violence against Children.” [is] which will take place in Colombia this November.

“The Archewell Foundation, founded by the Duke and Duchess, is renowned for its global leadership in promoting a safer online environment. The upcoming conference will unveil a comprehensive framework for creating safer physical and digital spaces, tackling issues such as cyberbullying, online exploitation and the impacts of these threats on mental health.

“It will offer viable solutions and commitments for countries around the world.

“During their visit, the Duke and Duchess, as well as the Archewell Foundation, will be taking part in a number of activities relating to this important topic.”

A source said Intimately magazine: “Over time, Meghan will want to write her memoirs, Harry will want to update them. Replacement, and they will want to sit down and promote themselves on television.

“They will not hesitate to answer questions about royalty… For now, they are just waiting for the right moment.”

This comes after Meghan said she hadn't “scratched the surface” when it comes to discussing her experience within The Firm in a new interview with Sunday morning on CBS.

The two sides also exchanged gifts to mark the start of the couple's four-day visit.

One of the most pressing topics of discussion is reportedly Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who begin their second unofficial tour of the year in Colombia today.

A close source told the Daily Express“What people don't realise is that the Balmoral reunion is not just a summer holiday.

“The family also participates in pre-arranged meetings where they discuss the family’s current situation and how they can best prepare for the future.

“Last year was very much about honouring the Queen, as it was the first time the King had hosted the gathering since her death, but this year it will be about how the family can best move forward without the Sussexes.”

This comes after Harry, 39, recently said he will not bring Megan, 43, to the UK because he fears “an acid or knife attack” inspired by negative tabloid stories.