BREAKING NEWS: Meghan Markle’s first outing after UK return revealed
Meghan Markle is living back in the UK (Image: Samir Hussein/Samir Hussein/WireImage)
Meghan Markle has been spotted for the first time since arriving back in the UK, it has been claimed. Just last week, Meghan relocted back to Britain with her husband Prince Harry, alongside their children Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five.
The move has been filled with ambiguity, with the family having not been seen since the move back. Instead, rumours have been swirling about where they may be living and what the motive behind the return is. It was also reported yesterday that Meghan, 45, is unlikely to be out in the public spotlight for some time, with her focus being to help her family settle into their new UK home.
However, while not an official public appearance, Tom Sykes has claimed on The Royalist that Meghan has ventured outside the Sussex’s privately-rented home. He said that the duchess arrived at Soho Farmhouse just days ago for a nice relaxing morning, spending time in the lounge area above the main resturant. His source said a “fanfare” was made of her arrival and that was was introduced to members of staff at the celebrity hotspot. No pictures have been shared, and it seems that the visit to the Cotswolds private club was a private outing not intended to be shared with the world.
Prince William and Prince Harry could finally reunite next year, a royal author has claimed. It is understood that the brothers have not spoken in recent years, with tensions between them becoming increasingly public after Harry and his wife Meghan Markle stepped back from royal duties and left the UK in 2020.
Rumours of a rift began to emerge in 2019, but the feud is believed to have intensified following the release of Harry’s memoir Spare in 2023, in which he made a series of claims about his relationship with William. However, royal expert Robert Jobson believes they will reuinite next year, for the 30th anniversary of the passing of their late mother, Princess Diana, on August 31, 2027.
Princess Catherine is known for her glowing complexion, toned physique and overall love for a healthy lifestyle, including good food and exercise. And while the Princess of Wales may have kept her diet and eating habits private, there have been several insiders and experts over the years who have shed light on some of her favourite meals.
Catherine, a lover of healthy, nutritious and flavourful dishes, is known for cooking them herself, alongside her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. And the Express has looked at the Princess of Wales’ food choices, all of which help her juggle her busy royal career whilst raising three children.
Catherine enjoys a healthy diet (Image: Michael McGurk / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)
Princess Charlotte shares a sweet bond with her aunt, Pippa Middleton, and they also have a strong connection. The Princess of Wales’s sister’s full name is Philippa Charlotte Middleton, and Charlotte’s full name is Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana.
Pippa, who is celebrating her 43rd birthday today, is married to James Matthews and the couple have children of their own. She was given the name Charlotte as part of her full moniker – a name that’s carried a special resonance for the Middleton family. Meanwhile, Charlotte was born on May 2, 2015, in St Mary’s Hospital, London and christened a couple of months later, on July 5, at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.
Meghan Markle’s team have shut down rumours that The Duchess of Sussex is planning a tell-all book with just two words. Since Meghan relocated to Britain last month with her husband Prince Harry and their two children, rumours have been swirling about what her plans may be.
While some people have claimed she could feature in a new Netflix series, other royal experts report hearing rumours that she could be using her time in the UK to put pen to paper for a new book. It seems that both rumours may be untrue. When The Daily Express contacted Harry and Meghan’s team on September 5 asking whether Meghan was planning to write a memoir – something Harry did in 2023 – the answer was to the point.
Meghan Markle’s team have denied the rumours (Image: Jonathan Brady-Pool/Getty Images)
Prince Harry relocated back to the UK last week with his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, and it’s no surprise their return has generated a lot of interest. While the couple, who quit royal duty in 2020, are not expected to become working royals again, their presence in the UK could see them make non-royal public appearances, especially for charity.
It could also see them reunite with some members of the Royal Family at certain events. This could include events such as Royal Ascot, weddings, royal church services, and general family get-togethers. This could be interesting, especially as Harry famously has some rifts with his royal relatives.
King Charles and Queen Camilla were spotted smiling and laughing together yesterday as they attended the Braemar Royal Highland Gathering at The Princess Royal and Duke of Fife Memorial Park. The annual event seems to be one of the King and Queen’s favourite outings in Scotland, featuring traditional events such as Highland dancing, pipe band competitions and band parades.
The King, wearing a tartan skirt, seemed to be in good spirits at the games, laughing with Queen Camilla and others sat around them. They were the only members of the Royal Family in attendance. Here The Daily Express has shared some of the best photographs of the day…
Their Majesties attended the games yesterday (Image: Getty Images
You have to admire her chutzpah because if rumours are true – Meghan Markle has skin thicker than a rhino and the nerve of a tightrope walker. Let’s admit it – as soon as it was confirmed Prince Harry, 41, and Meghan Markle, 45, were ending their self-imposed exile and heading back to Britain for an extended period, we all thought the same thing.
Will this melt the icy relationship between the Sussexes on one side, and Prince William, Princess Catherine and the similarly slighted Queen Camilla on the other? Harry, Meghan, William and Kate used to be dubbed the ‘Fab Four’, a nickname once belonging to The Beatles, and were thick as thieves.
Prince Harry is hoping to rebuild his relationship with the Royal Family one step at a time – beginning with regular private meetings with his father, King Charles, according to reports.
Friends of the Duke of Sussex believe his return to Britain could mark the beginning of a long-term reconciliation with the family, with Harry’s relationship with his father apparently the first priority.
The idea of Harry taking tea with the King once a month has reportedly been floated, allowing Charles to spend more time with his son and his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
A friend told the Daily Mail that Harry wants his children to “properly get to know” their grandfather and become part of his life.
Prince Harry wants to improve his relationship with the royals (Image: Christopher Polk/WWD via Getty Images)
Prince Harry was just a child when his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a tragic car crash 29 years ago. Since then, the prince has opened up about the impact losing his mother had on him. He was 12-years-old when he recieved the heartbreaking news of the crash while on holiday with other members of his family at Balmoral.
The prince has spoken about the impact his mother’s death had on his mental health. While he and Prince William have revealed a number of personal stories about Diana in the years since her death, they have also spoken of their regrets about how their final interactions unfolded.
Harry and Diana were very close (Image: Julian Parker/UK Press via Getty Images)
September always has that fresh start feel to it. After enjoying the hot summer months, some time off work and away from the office, September 1 signals the start of a new term. It’s not just us ordinary workers who go back to work feeling (hopefully) refreshed, but the Royal Family too.
The King’s last public engagement was on August 18 and the Wales family’s was on August 1 when all five of them visited the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. They enjoyed some time together at Balmoral, as well as separate holidays abroad. Typically, engagements don’t start up until much later in the month, but this year the royals readied themselves into action from the word go.
From Wednesday, the King and Queen undertook nine public engagements between them, and the next few weeks are set to continue at a similar high pace. The Prince and Princess of Wales will return to duties this week as their three children start the new school term – with Prince George flying the nest to Eton, a sharp reminder to his parents that he’s growing up. The sharp return to normality serves an important purpose this year.
The King has been back to work (Image: Toby Melville / POOL / AFP via Getty Images)
The Prince of Wales will represent the King at the funeral of King Harald V of Norway on Wednesday, Buckingham Palace has announced. This is in accordance with protocol, which dictates that the sovereign does not attend funerals of other Heads of State. This precedent was seen last April, when William attended the funeral of Pope Francis on the King’s behalf.
William will be joined by his aunt, the Princess Royal, who will attend the service in a private and personal capacity as godmother to King Haakon VIII, who has succeeded his father.
King Harald of Norway died on August 28 at the age of 89, having been taken to hospital a week earlier for treatment for a rare blood condition. He is survived by his wife of almost 58 years, Queen Sonja, their daughter Princess Märtha Louise, their son, the new King Haakon, and six grandchildren.
King Charles is reportedly likely to be feeling “very excited” about the fact his youngest son now lives in the UK again, a former royal butler has said. While the monarch has not commented on Prince Harry’s relocation back to the UK last week, which saw him arrive in Britain with his wife and two children, someone who once worked with the King has shed a light on how he’s feeling.
While it is no secret that Harry and his father have had their ups and downs since the duke quit royal life in 2020, it seems that Harry’s return is being treated as good news by the King, as he can now play “a larger role” in his grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet’s lives. This is according to former royal butler Grant Harrold, who worked for the King as the Prince of Wales between 2004 and 2011. Speaking to the Daily Express on behalf of Press Box PR, Grant Harrold said: “Like any grandparent, the King will be very excited to have Archie and Lilibet close again.”
King Charles is a family man (Image: Martin Grimes/Getty Images)
