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Prince Andrew is “not going anywhere” in his battle with the king over his royal residence, a source has claimed, as the royal feud between the brothers deepens.

Charles has been urging his younger brother to leave the property and move into small Frogmore Cottage, but Andrew has refused to move, much to his older brother's frustration. The duke has the lease of Royal Lodge, while the king controls the money, and consequently the brothers have become embroiled in what insiders have called the “siege of Royal Lodge,” according to Sun.

Nigeria's First Lady has apparently taken aim at Meghan Markle's choice of clothing following her and Prince Harry's recent trip to the country.

The couple, who visited the country as private citizens, spent three days in Nigeria celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

Senator Oluremi Tinubu, 63, made the comments during a speech to celebrate her husband's first year in office and spoke of her hopes for the modesty of Nigerian women and girls.

But he will officially go off the market on June 7, when he marries Henson, 31, in a lavish ceremony in which Prince William and Prince George will play key roles.

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The prospect of a reconciliation between Prince Harry, King Charles and Prince William is said to be becoming increasingly distant amid rumors that the Duke of Sussex is writing a second memoir.

Prince Harry's claims in Replacement They have created deep “trust” problems and the fear of another book prevents any meaningful conversation between them from moving forward, King Charles biographer Robert Hardman has revealed.

“The problem that exists is that, at this point, there is still an issue of trust,” he said. tatler Thursday.

“He revealed so many secrets,” Hardman explained, while accusing the Prince of taking notes when Queen Elizabeth died.

“At the time of the Queen's death… he was taking notes,” she said, raising suspicions that the prince may be preparing to write a sequel to his memoirs.

“As an author, that tells me one thing and one thing only: the second part could be on the way,” he said.

The King and Queen's sporting hopes were dashed when their thoroughbred was defeated in one of racing's most prestigious events.

Charles and Camilla spent the day at Epsom Racecourse where, despite the cold and blustery conditions, thousands of attendees turned out for Ladies' Day.

All eyes were on the runners in the Oaks, a stakes won twice by Queen Elizabeth II, with the monarch and his wife's horse Treasure a long shot at odds of 16-1.

Jockey Chris Hayes rode the Aga Khan's horse Ezeliya to a well-calculated victory, with Treasure finishing at the back of the field.

The royal couple had entered the parade ring in the final moments before the classic began, to see their horse and chat with its jockey James Doyle and its racing director John Warren.

It has been claimed that Prince William is upset by comparisons made between Meghan Markle and Princess Diana in the wake of Sussex's unofficial tour of Nigeria.

One royal has said he finds the comparisons “beyond tasteless and offensive” to both himself and Kate Middleton.

The source told Closer magazine: “William doesn't want to deprive Harry of the right to celebrate his mother's legacy. What bothers him is how Meghan parades around like the modern version of Diana, he finds it beyond bad taste and offensive, not only to him but also to Kate.”

Streaming giant Netflix is ​​reportedly losing interest in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after the couple signed a $100 million deal.

The five-year partnership with production company Archewell, signed in 2020, will end next year, and a source has claimed it is unlikely to be renewed.

“[The Sussex deal] Next year ends and Netflix no longer produces the series The crown, as they were before. Therefore, they may have less interest in the Sussexes,” Richard Fitzwilliams told the daily mail.

The pair are currently producing two new shows, but Fitzwilliams doesn't think this will be enough for Netflix.

“Meghan's Netflix show about cooking and entertaining and her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard, and Harry's Netflix series about polo, show much-needed activity. [but] “They clearly need more A-list endorsements,” he added.

The couple will visit Epsom Racecourse today to watch the late Queen Elizabeth's horse Treasure compete in the Betfred Oaks race.

The odds on the horse, which the Queen bred before her death in 2022, are 18/1.

The King could add to his huge personal fortune if the animal emerges victorious, with a prize pool of more than £500,000.

Trainer Ralph Beckett said the pair were “very enthusiastic owners and it is fantastic to be able to train such a nice filly to them to run in a Classic.”

The Ladies' Day event is of particular importance to the 75-year-old Monarch as it features a horse bred by her late mother, Queen Elizabeth.

The horse in question is called Treasure and will compete for a prize of £541,035 in the Betfred Oaks race.

Trainer Ralph Beckett said the King and Queen “decided to try the Oaks as the terrain should be in their favour”, and revealed that the King has been “very pleased with their progress”.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have once again chosen to reject royal tradition and appoint Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, as their children's nanny.

The source stated that this will allow the children to grow up in a more traditional and close-knit family environment.

“Harry and Meghan have used several nannies in the past, but now that Doria has moved in with the family, she has stepped up to help care for the children,” the source said.

“Sometimes there is additional help, but Doria is working closely with Meghan to ensure the children grow up in a close-knit and loving family environment.”