Meghan Markle accused of portraying her sister as a 'liar, racist and fame seeker' in lawsuit – Royal Family News Live

King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to be joined by the Princess and Princess of Wales and their three children.

The Sussexes were reportedly not invited.

However, Prince Harry recently said he will not bring Meghan Markle to the UK because he fears an “acid or knife attack” inspired by negative tabloid stories about the duchess.

Although Camilla's reasoning was not explained, royal author Rob Jobson said the king wanted to be transparent to avoid media speculation about his health and set a good example.

Rob Jobson revealed: “Queen Camilla had initially objected to revealing her condition but the King overruled her because he felt it was an opportunity to take the lead and, in doing so, encourage men experiencing similar symptoms to seek timely medical attention.

“There was a significant increase in searches relating to prostate enlargement on the NHS website following the monarch’s revelation.”

Historian Dr Tessa Dunlop said Mirror“For all their good intentions and conciliatory words in other areas, the gulf between the Sussexes and the British royals remains as wide as ever.”

The historian suggested that open and honest communication between the two sides is the only way forward.

“Until there is genuine open engagement between the House of Windsor and the Sussexes, Harry and Meghan’s grief thesis will continue to sting, undermining the credibility of both sides,” Dunlop added.

“As the Duchess explained on Sunday, if her contribution helps others, 'then it's worth it. I will accept payment for it.'”

The Duke of Sussex told ITV he will not bring the former actress back to the country because he fears an “acid or knife attack” fuelled by negative tabloid stories.

Colombia is a notoriously dangerous country and a representative for Harry and Meghan confirmed that The Independent that they will have “full security” on their trip.

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield said: “I think this is further evidence that this is all a fit of rage that Prince Harry is staging because he wants to make his father look like the bad guy.”

Huw Edwards is to be removed from BBC coverage of royal events after pleading guilty to possessing indecent photographs of children, it has been reported.

The disgraced presenter, 62, played a key role in several royal events, most notably the death of the late Queen in September 2022, which received widespread praise.

The presenter's departure from the platform began with an episode of Doctor Who in which he had a brief cameo.

Key historically significant events, including the coronation of King Charles, are reported to be re-recorded with new voiceovers.

Organized by British socialite Lady Colin Campbell, the GoFundMe is designed to show the Duchess of Sussex’s father that “there are still people in the world with good hearts, good values ​​and good intentions.”

Meghan Markle fell out with her father around the time of her wedding to Prince Harry in 2018 over a paparazzi-staged photo shoot. He never met her grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

A former courtier said: “I fear this shows the utter contempt they have for the King and for long-established ways of doing things.

“Royal tours have always been about diplomacy, building bridges and strengthening friendships on behalf of Britain.

“This tour may have the noblest intentions, but it is clearly not being undertaken in the name of Britain, and yet they are still essentially presenting themselves as British royalty.”

They added to The Daily Beast“This shows exactly why the royals want to keep these two as far apart as possible.”

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams said Sun:“The way they are using a clip from an interview that did so much damage to the Royal Family.

“If you want a relationship of any kind and you give interviews of this kind that bring back memories that will undoubtedly damage the institution, you clearly will not get it.

“It doesn’t seem like either of them wants to bridge that gap or repair that rift.”

A video of an elated Sophie, 59, was shared on the royal family's official Twitter account/X to celebrate winning gold in the women's team sprint.

“A huge congratulations to @EmmaFinucane123, @SophieECapewell and @katymarch from their very proud sponsor!” the post read.

The cycling trio broke the world record three times in the process of winning the medal.