EXCLUSIVE: Meghan Markle ‘puts foot down on Prince Harry making it all about him’
Meghan now wants Harry to focus on her brand, the insider claimed (Image: ANP/AFP via Getty Images)
Meghan Markle has put her foot down on Prince Harry making their lives all about him, an insider has claimed. The Duchess of Sussex, buoyed by her Emmy nomination, feels the Duke is wasting her energy after their recent England trip. The source said: “Meghan feels she’s done her bit to help him. She went to England, kept out of sight, and abided by all the rules because she knew how important the trip was.
“But now that they’re back home, she’s saying it’s time to forget about the royals and put their energy back into the life they’re building in America, which really means focusing on her and her brand.” The insider added that Markle wants Harry to stop centring everything on his royal battles so her needs can take precedence for a while, calling it more than fair. They concluded: “She’s getting this significant push in Australia and of course her show has been nominated for an Emmy, which is huge, and she has no intention of squandering the opportunity.”
Prince Harry has reportedly got a very important date that he would like to bring his children to the UK. According to a source, Harry is keen to bring Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet back to the UK later this year.
The 41-year-old travelled to the UK earlier this month, with his family scheduled to join him. After his request for police protection for the visit was denied, it was reported that Meghan Markle would remain with the children – likely in Portugal – whilst her husband carried out his visit to Britain.
However, just days after Harry arrived, it was confirmed that Meghan and their children were also in the UK – and had attended a private meeting with King Charles and Queen Camilla at Highgrove House on July 10.
Archie and Lilibet spent time in the UK a few weeks ago (Image: Instagram / @meghan)
Prince Harry’s claims to return to court after huge humiliation for Duke
Prince Harry’s claims against the publisher of the Daily Mail will return to court today just weeks after the court ruling. The Duke of Sussex, alongside several other high-profile figures, claimed that Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) had taken part in unlawful information-gathering to produce articles.
ANL strongly denied the claims, which were heard at an 11-week trial in London earlier this year. On July 7, Mr Justice Nicklin dismissed the claims in their entirety in a 436-page judgment, believing there was not enough sufficient evidence from the claimants.
The claims are now set to return to court for a two-day hearing dealing with the matters arising from the judgment, which is due to begin at 10.30am. The hearing is expected to concern issues including legal costs, with ANL stating it has already run up costs of more than £50 million, and whether any of the group will seek to appeal against the ruling.
Prince Harry could face big legal costs (Image: Craig Barritt/Getty Images for TIME)
Meghan Markle has revealed what she says to her children when they ask if they can have dessert. The 44-year-old shares seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet with Prince Harry, with the couple welcoming their first child just one year after tying the knot in 2018.
During her appearance on Masterchef Australia last weekend, which she filmed during her visit Down Under in April, Meghan shared how much she loves cooking for her family – referring to her children as “great eaters”. As well as sharing that Archie and Lilibet are surprising fans of brussell sprouts, she also said that they, like many children, love to ask for a dessert after dinner.
She said: “If they say, ‘Mama, can I have dessert?’ We say, ‘If you can pick it, you can have it’.”
Meghan Markle mentioned her children (Image: Getty Images)
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Prince Harry has faced a brutal blow from members of the public after a poll found that many people do not want him to stay at Buckingham Palace on his next UK visit. The Duke of Sussex, who was in Britain earlier this month, is set to return to his home country in September.
This is a visit he tends to make every year so he can attend the Wellchild Award. While Harry, who quit royal life six years ago, normally stays in hotels, with friends, or with his Spencer relatives, it has been reported that King Charles will offer his son a room at Buckingham Palace. This offer comes after Harry was previously offered accommodation there this month for his UK stay.
Prince Harry could stay at the Palace (Image: Jemal Countess/Getty Images for TIME)
Meghan Markle’s surprising reply when Archie and Lilibet ask for dessert
Meghan Markle has revealed what she says to her children when they ask if they can have dessert. The 44-year-old shares seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet with Prince Harry, with the couple welcoming their first child just one year after tying the knot in 2018.
During her appearance on Masterchef Australia last weekend, which she filmed during her visit Down Under in April, Meghan shared how much she loves cooking for her family – referring to her children as “great eaters”. As well as sharing that Archie and Lilibet are surprising fans of brussell sprouts, she also said that they, like many children, love to ask for a dessert after dinner.
Meghan Markle ‘puts foot down on Prince Harry making it all about him’
Meghan Markle has put her foot down on Prince Harry making their lives all about him, an insider has claimed. The Duchess of Sussex, buoyed by her Emmy nomination, feels the Duke is wasting her energy after their recent England trip. The source said: “Meghan feels she’s done her bit to help him. She went to England, kept out of sight, and abided by all the rules because she knew how important the trip was.
“But now that they’re back home, she’s saying it’s time to forget about the royals and put their energy back into the life they’re building in America, which really means focusing on her and her brand.” The insider added that Markle wants Harry to stop centring everything on his royal battles so her needs can take precedence for a while, calling it more than fair. They concluded: “She’s getting this significant push in Australia and of course her show has been nominated for an Emmy, which is huge, and she has no intention of squandering the opportunity.”
