Kate Middleton spotted in public for first time since chemotherapy as Prince Harry arrives in New York – live

Harry, 40, is currently in town to promote his philanthropic projects without Meghan Markle.

Body language expert Judi James said: FEMALE EMAIL of his interaction with Queen Mathilde of Belgium: “As Harry and Mathilde walk in a group, it is Harry who appears to walk behind to emphasize the fact that he is no longer the only royal in the room in New York.

“His facial expression seems to have fallen into that 'haunted' look that is unfortunately a signature of Harry when he is not being upbeat and cheerful.”

An alternative home for Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson has been ruled out after the Duchess of York put a luxury London property she owns up for sale for £16,000 a month.

The couple are now facing mounting pressure from King Charles to vacate the luxurious Royal Lodge, after the monarch withdrew privately funded security for the 30-bedroom mansion in late October.

A source said of the London townhouse, which is estimated to be worth £4.25million: “Moving into a luxury townhouse is a move most people could only dream of, and it would save the Yorks £200,000 a year – it's a no-brainer.

They added to the Daily Mail: “It is time for the Yorks to be independent, they have a long-term lease with the Crown Estate and if they can afford to live in Royal Lodge entirely independently they are most welcome, but they need adequate security for a building of that size.

“If they can find the money, fantastic, but if not, a smaller property would be much cheaper.”

King Charles was reportedly left “really disappointed” after calling Prince Harry to wish him a happy 40th birthday earlier this month.

But she admitted the recent call may have opened up old wounds from last year, when Harry called his father on his own birthday and had Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet sing to him.

She said Confidential Palace:“Charles is angry and hurt, but he is still his son at the end of the day, which is why it has always been said that, as much as he keeps his distance at the moment, he will never close that door on him completely.

“One thing I found out was how genuinely disappointed the King was in November when Harry called him not only to wish him a happy 75th birthday, but also to have his children make a little video singing happy birthday to the grandfather they barely see.”

He added: “Within hours of that happening, that was leaked from the Sussex side to the favoured media outlets and that really crossed the line in the sand for the Royal Family because very little of their lives is genuinely private.

“A lot of people live in public or even surrounded by staff watching everything they do. That’s why private conversations, particularly private phone calls, are considered just that.”

The Duke of Sussex's US visa application must remain private despite his admission to drug use in his memoir, a judge has ruled.

Harry's reference to cocaine, marijuana and psychedelic mushroom use in his book Spare prompted a conservative Washington DC think tank to question why he was allowed to enter the US in 2020.

In his ruling seen in court documents on Monday, US Judge Carl Nichols said “the public does not have a strong interest in the disclosure of the Duke's immigration record.”

His ruling added: “Like any foreign national, the Duke has a legitimate interest in the privacy of his immigration status.”

The princess announced her diagnosis in March after taking some time away from her duties, but earlier this month she announced she had completed chemotherapy and would be returning to work.

Before the publication of his new memoirs, Meet EllaJames, 37, told Hello! magazine: “We’re certainly a close-knit family who go through things together.

“That was the experience I had through my challenges, and I certainly feel that is something that she [Catherine’s] “The family and our family are doing it too.”

Watch live as Prince Harry follows in his mother Diana's footsteps and attends a landmine charity event in New York City on Monday (September 23).

The Duke of Sussex will take to the stage at an event organised by the HALO Trust, a charity that works to clear landmines and other explosive devices left behind in the aftermath of conflict.

The charity gained international prominence in 1997 after Harry's mother, Princess Diana, walked through an active minefield in Angola.

Created in honour of the late princess, the charity recognises young people who have made significant contributions to improving the lives of others.

You can listen to the Duke's speech below:

He Prince of Wales He is said to have shielded the Middletons from the public scrutiny generated by their relationship with Kate.

Speaking ahead of the publication of her mental health memoir, Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life, James Middleton He told the Sunday morning who found the level of press interest in his family “shocking.”

“William was a fantastic support to us as a family,” she said. “He did everything he could to protect us from the intense interest, not just in Catherine, but in her immediate family as well.

“But at that point I was already in a vulnerable state of mind and that was an added pressure.”

The Princess Royal, 73, is widely regarded as one of the hardest working members of the royal family but was forced to temporarily step back from her duties earlier this summer after she was kicked by a horse.

A post on the royal family's official Twitter account/X read: “This weekend The Princess Royal attended events in the Netherlands to mark the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem.

“At the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, the Princess joined veterans, armed forces personnel and the general public in remembering them by laying a wreath at the Cross of Sacrifice.”

Harry, 40, began his visit at a glitzy dinner hosted by the World Health Organization in aid of survivors of childhood violence, which aimed to raise awareness of the impact this can have on mental health.

Royal expert Phil Dampier said The sun“It's significant that he's doing so much on his own now. They're living more separate lives as it seems Harry is trying to decide exactly what his future will be.

“I suspect Harry has felt like a spare part.

“He wants more rewarding roles for himself, so we may see him around more often. [in the UK].”