Days after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey was aired on TV, Harry reportedly had spoken to his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles.&nbsp;

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US TV host Gayle King, who is friends with the couple, revealed on her show 'CBS This Morning' that she had checked on the couple post the interview and that Harry had indeed spoken to his family post the interview.&nbsp; 
 
"The word I was given was that those conversations were not productive. But they are glad that they have at least started a conversation," she revealed.&nbsp; 
While the family has spoken to Harry, no one has reached out to Meghan Markle so far, King further revealed.&nbsp; 
 
"I think what is still upsetting to them is the palace keep saying they want to work it out privately, but yet, they believe these false stories are coming out that are very disparaging against Meghan, still, no one in the royal family has talked to Meghan yet, at this particular time," she added.&nbsp;

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Known to be close to the Duchess of Sussex, King said that Markle could support all the claims she made during the recent Oprah interview. 
She said, "Meghan has documents to back up everything that she said on Oprah`s interview. Everything." 
 
Gayle`s statements were similar to that of Meghan`s friend and actor Janina Gavankar, who last week had told the British show `This Morning` that "there are many emails and texts" that support Meghan`s claims. 
 
Responding to the statement by the Buckingham Palace`s reaction to the interview, Janina said, "I know that the family and staff were well aware of the extent of it, and though their recollections may vary, ours don`t, because we lived through it with them." 
 
Days before Harry and Meghan`s Oprah interview, a British newspaper had reported that the Duchess of Sussex faced a bullying complaint made by one of her close advisers during her time working as a royal at Kensington Palace.&nbsp; 
 
These allegations were strongly refuted by Meghan`s office.King who also attended Markle`s New York City baby shower in 2019, said on Tuesday, "The bullying thing was raised in 2018 and now there`s an ongoing investigation about bullying from Meghan Markle when anyone who has worked with her will tell you exactly who she is. You know, she`s really a very sweet, caring person."

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During the interview, Markle revealed that there were "concerns and conversations" about her children`s skin colour.

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She further revealed that she was denied help when she felt suicidal and that a disagreement with Kate Middleton left her in tears ahead of her wedding, among many other bombshell revelations.&nbsp;

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Days after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey was aired on TV, Harry reportedly had spoken to his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles.

Days after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey was aired on TV, Harry reportedly had spoken to his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles. Royal concerns on Archie's skin colour to having suicidal thoughts, Meghan Markle tells all in Oprah interview US TV host Gayle King, who is friends with the couple, revealed on her show 'CBS This Morning' that she had checked on the couple post the interview and that Harry had indeed spoken to his family post the interview. "The word I was given was that those conversations were not productive. But they are glad that they have at least started a conversation," she revealed. While the family has spoken to Harry, no one has reached out to Meghan Markle so far, King further revealed. "I think what is still upsetting to them is the palace keep saying they want to work it out privately, but yet, they believe these false stories are coming out that are very disparaging against Meghan, still, no one in the royal family has talked to Meghan yet, at this particular time," she added. From suicide to racist attack on baby Archie: 10 big reveals from Prince Harry-Meghan Markle bombshell interview Known to be close to the Duchess of Sussex, King said that Markle could support all the claims she made during the recent Oprah interview. She said, "Meghan has documents to back up everything that she said on Oprah`s interview. Everything." Gayle`s statements were similar to that of Meghan`s friend and actor Janina Gavankar, who last week had told the British show `This Morning` that "there are many emails and texts" that support Meghan`s claims. Responding to the statement by the Buckingham Palace`s reaction to the interview, Janina said, "I know that the family and staff were well aware of the extent of it, and though their recollections may vary, ours don`t, because we lived through it with them." Days before Harry and Meghan`s Oprah interview, a British newspaper had reported that the Duchess of Sussex faced a bullying complaint made by one of her close advisers during her time working as a royal at Kensington Palace. These allegations were strongly refuted by Meghan`s office.King who also attended Markle`s New York City baby shower in 2019, said on Tuesday, "The bullying thing was raised in 2018 and now there`s an ongoing investigation about bullying from Meghan Markle when anyone who has worked with her will tell you exactly who she is. You know, she`s really a very sweet, caring person." Meghan Markle wants to see evidence of Buckingham Palace bullying probe During the interview, Markle revealed that there were "concerns and conversations" about her children`s skin colour. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah: Who took sides, who slammed them She further revealed that she was denied help when she felt suicidal and that a disagreement with Kate Middleton left her in tears ahead of her wedding, among many other bombshell revelations. Also read: Fundraiser to pay off Harry and Meghan's $14mn estate shut down after raising $110

Harry has spoken to William and Charles post the Oprah interview, the family has not reached out to Meghan 

Britain's heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have had their first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, his office Clarence House said on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Charles, 72, joins his mother Queen Elizabeth, 94, and her 99-year-old husband Prince Philip, who had the shots in January, in having a first dose of the vaccines which are currently being rolled out to millions across Britain.&nbsp;

"The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall have had their first COVID-19 vaccinations," Clarence House said in a brief statement, declining to elaborate on when Charles and Camilla, 73, received the shot.&nbsp;

The prince tested positive for the coronavirus during the first wave of the pandemic in March last year but said he was fortunate to have suffered only relatively mild symptoms and returned to good health.&nbsp;

So far, Britain has delivered vaccine shots to about 13 million people and is on course to reach those in its top four priority groups, which includes all those over 70, by next week.&nbsp;

Last December, while visiting a vaccination centre near his home in west England, Charles said he would be "way down the list" for a shot but would "absolutely" have one.&nbsp;

Usually, the royal family resist giving out details of such health issues, saying they are a private matter but have decided to make public their vaccinations to avoid any speculation.&nbsp;

Britain's heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have had their first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, his office Clarence House said on Wednesday. Charles, 72, joins his mother Queen Elizabeth, 94, and her 99-year-old husband Prince Philip, who had the shots in January, in having a first dose of the vaccines which are currently being rolled out to millions across Britain.

Britain's heir-to-the-throne Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have had their first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, his office Clarence House said on Wednesday. Charles, 72, joins his mother Queen Elizabeth, 94, and her 99-year-old husband Prince Philip, who had the shots in January, in having a first dose of the vaccines which are currently being rolled out to millions across Britain. "The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall have had their first COVID-19 vaccinations," Clarence House said in a brief statement, declining to elaborate on when Charles and Camilla, 73, received the shot. The prince tested positive for the coronavirus during the first wave of the pandemic in March last year but said he was fortunate to have suffered only relatively mild symptoms and returned to good health. So far, Britain has delivered vaccine shots to about 13 million people and is on course to reach those in its top four priority groups, which includes all those over 70, by next week. Last December, while visiting a vaccination centre near his home in west England, Charles said he would be "way down the list" for a shot but would "absolutely" have one. Usually, the royal family resist giving out details of such health issues, saying they are a private matter but have decided to make public their vaccinations to avoid any speculation.

Prince Charles, wife Camilia receive Covid-19 vaccine 

Meghan Markle recently <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/meghan-markle-opens-up-about-her-miscarriage-losing-a-child-means-carrying-an-almost-unbearable-grief-345301">published a powerful piece in The New York Times</a> about suffering a miscarriage over the summer. In the essay, the Duchess of Sussex wrote about how important it is to check in on each other and ask the simple question "are you OK," stressing the importance of shared grief as a means of healing. 
 
According to The Daily Beast, Prince Harry discussed their miscarriage with his family, and they were also aware of Meghan's New York Times op-ed ahead of publication. More significantly, the royals have reportedly been supporting Harry and Meghan through this heart-breaking experience. 
 
As per the report, the Queen's office said they wouldn't be making a public comment, calling Meghan and Harry's experience “deeply personal,” while Charles' said the same.

“[Prince] Charles has been supporting Harry and Meghan during their time of grief,” a source told Us Weekly. “There is a great sadness around the royal family for Harry and Meghan.” 
 
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In an article that Meghan has written for The New York Times, she revealed that she suffered a miscarriage in July this year. Married to Britain's Prince Harry, she is the mother of a one-year-old son Archie.

Talking about the experience, she wrote, "I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second,"&nbsp;

Meghan added, "loss and pain have plagued every one of us in 2020". 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/chrissy-teigen-says-she-is-in-a-grief-depression-hole-after-suffering-miscarriage-345690" hreflang="en">Also read: Chrissy Teigen says she is in a 'grief depression hole' after suffering miscarriage</a>

The 39-year old former actress shared her experience and urged everyone to "commit to asking others, 'are you OK?'" as America celebrated&nbsp;Thanksgiving over the weekend. 
 
Harry and Meghan <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-and-meghan-move-to-new-california-family-home-320096">moved to California earlier this year</a> after quitting their roles as members of the royal family in March.&nbsp;

Meghan Markle recently published a powerful piece in The New York Times about suffering a miscarriage over the summer. In the essay, the Duchess of Sussex wrote about how important it is to check in on each other and ask the simple question "are you OK," stressing the importance of shared grief as a means of healing.

Meghan Markle recently published a powerful piece in The New York Times about suffering a miscarriage over the summer. In the essay, the Duchess of Sussex wrote about how important it is to check in on each other and ask the simple question "are you OK," stressing the importance of shared grief as a means of healing. According to The Daily Beast, Prince Harry discussed their miscarriage with his family, and they were also aware of Meghan's New York Times op-ed ahead of publication. More significantly, the royals have reportedly been supporting Harry and Meghan through this heart-breaking experience. As per the report, the Queen's office said they wouldn't be making a public comment, calling Meghan and Harry's experience “deeply personal,” while Charles' said the same. “[Prince] Charles has been supporting Harry and Meghan during their time of grief,” a source told Us Weekly. “There is a great sadness around the royal family for Harry and Meghan.” Also see: Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly ensured Netflix ended 'The Crown' before it came to their part In an article that Meghan has written for The New York Times, she revealed that she suffered a miscarriage in July this year. Married to Britain's Prince Harry, she is the mother of a one-year-old son Archie. Talking about the experience, she wrote, "I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second," Meghan added, "loss and pain have plagued every one of us in 2020". Also read: Chrissy Teigen says she is in a 'grief depression hole' after suffering miscarriage The 39-year old former actress shared her experience and urged everyone to "commit to asking others, 'are you OK?'" as America celebrated Thanksgiving over the weekend. Harry and Meghan moved to California earlier this year after quitting their roles as members of the royal family in March.

Prince Charles has been supporting Harry and Meghan during their time of grief: Report

'The Crown'&nbsp;Season 4 has been the latest addition to the binge list of millions across the globe. The show has been garnering enough attention for introducing the royals' most controversial chapter - Princess Diana. While a lot has been shown about the tumultuous relationship between Princess Diana and Prince Charles, the one key moment the show skipped was the grand royal wedding. 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-crown-season-4-review-show-delivers-its-best-as-diana-thatcher-take-away-the-queens-thunder-343648">Read the review of 'The Crown' season 4</a> 
 
The show teased Princess Diana’s wedding dress for months, so it came as a surprise when the show skipped her extravagant wedding to Prince Charles.&nbsp; The couple's wedding—which took place on July 29, 1981—is considered one of the biggest events in modern history as it is estimated nearly one billion people watched or listened to the broadcast live. This, it turns out, is precisely why The Crown's makers&nbsp;chose to leave it out.&nbsp; 
 
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"The wedding scene, you can YouTube it and you could be watching it in 10 seconds, so I don't think there'd be any point in us recreating it," Emma Corrin, who&nbsp;portrays Lady Diana throughout the fourth season of the series, told The Hollywood Reporter. 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-harry-and-meghan-reportedly-ensured-netflix-ended-the-crown-before-it-came-to-their-part-344765">Also see: Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly ensured Netflix ended 'The Crown' before it came to their part</a>

The wedding episode, titled 'Fairytale,'&nbsp;cuts directly to credits after showing &nbsp;Diana in her iconic gown. 
 
However, Corrin points out that the depiction of the wedding was not crucial to the plot. "We never recreate things just for the sake of recreating them," she explained.

The awkward Charles and Diana post-engagement interview did make the cut as it fit the story of the two characters well. “I think if we do recreate a scene—like the engagement scene, for instance, when they do the announcement—it has to be because it's linked to something that the characters are going through,” Corrin continued. "It has to be part of the story. It has to further the plot, basically."

Corrin further explained that 'The Crown'&nbsp;is about Queen Elizabeth, not Princess Diana. “Everything actually has to feed back to the Queen. Even Diana’s plotline, it’s all about what she’s doing and the effect that that’s having on the Queen," she said. "That’s why it’s called The Crown.” 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-crown-season-4-the-truth-behind-prince-charles-and-camillas-nicknames-for-each-other-343680">Also see: 'The Crown' Season 4: The truth behind Prince Charles and Camilla's nicknames for each other</a>

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'The Crown' Season 4 has been the latest addition to the binge list of millions across the globe. The show has been garnering enough attention for introducing the royals' most controversial chapter - Princess Diana.

'The Crown' Season 4 has been the latest addition to the binge list of millions across the globe. The show has been garnering enough attention for introducing the royals' most controversial chapter - Princess Diana. While a lot has been shown about the tumultuous relationship between Princess Diana and Prince Charles, the one key moment the show skipped was the grand royal wedding. Read the review of 'The Crown' season 4 The show teased Princess Diana’s wedding dress for months, so it came as a surprise when the show skipped her extravagant wedding to Prince Charles. The couple's wedding—which took place on July 29, 1981—is considered one of the biggest events in modern history as it is estimated nearly one billion people watched or listened to the broadcast live. This, it turns out, is precisely why The Crown's makers chose to leave it out. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Crown (@thecrownnetflix) × "The wedding scene, you can YouTube it and you could be watching it in 10 seconds, so I don't think there'd be any point in us recreating it," Emma Corrin, who portrays Lady Diana throughout the fourth season of the series, told The Hollywood Reporter. Also see: Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly ensured Netflix ended 'The Crown' before it came to their part The wedding episode, titled 'Fairytale,' cuts directly to credits after showing Diana in her iconic gown. However, Corrin points out that the depiction of the wedding was not crucial to the plot. "We never recreate things just for the sake of recreating them," she explained. The awkward Charles and Diana post-engagement interview did make the cut as it fit the story of the two characters well. “I think if we do recreate a scene—like the engagement scene, for instance, when they do the announcement—it has to be because it's linked to something that the characters are going through,” Corrin continued. "It has to be part of the story. It has to further the plot, basically." Corrin further explained that 'The Crown' is about Queen Elizabeth, not Princess Diana. “Everything actually has to feed back to the Queen. Even Diana’s plotline, it’s all about what she’s doing and the effect that that’s having on the Queen," she said. "That’s why it’s called The Crown.” Also see: 'The Crown' Season 4: The truth behind Prince Charles and Camilla's nicknames for each other

'The Crown' season 4 skipped Prince Charles and Princess Diana's wedding for this reason

The BBC announced the immediate start of an investigation into how it obtained an explosive 1995 interview with Princess Diana that lifted the lid on her troubled marriage to Prince Charles.

BBC launches probe into Princess Diana's 1995 interview

The world knows them as, Prince Charles,&nbsp;the Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, but to each other, they've long been known as Fred and Gladys—something Netflix's recently released season four of 'The Crown'&nbsp;touches upon. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-crown-season-4-review-show-delivers-its-best-as-diana-thatcher-take-away-the-queens-thunder-343648">Read the review of 'The Crown' season 4.</a>

The now husband and wife had one of the world's&nbsp;scandalous love affairs, with their relationship spanning decades, marriages, and an onslaught of public scrutiny. Their seemingly extra-marital affair with each other brought a different light upon the otherwise private Royals and their extended families. Add to it the angle of Princess Diana, and their romance becomes the evil cause of the world's beloved princess' misery.&nbsp; 
 
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Throughout his engagement and marriage to Princess Diana, Charles continued his relationship with Camilla—something that many have attributed to the breakdown of their marriage in 1991.

Netflix's latest season of its mega-hit royal drama takes a deep dive into the complicated lives of Charles, Camilla and Diana, revealing new details into the toll each relationship took.&nbsp;

The series depicts Charles and Camilla's continual phone calls, their secret notes and even the codenames they used to call one another. But, the question arises, how true is the depiction of the infamous love-triangle&nbsp;in the acclaimed show? Did they actually use to call each other Fred and Gladys? Well, the answer is yes.&nbsp;

Not much detail is known about how and when Charles and Camilla began referring to themselves as Fred and Gladys, but it's believed the royal found the inspiration behind the nicknames from one of his favourite shows, 'The Goon Show' -&nbsp;British radio comedy show that ran from 1951 to 1960.&nbsp;

In the program, Fred and Gladys are two characters who appear regularly, but no details have ever been released on why the couple chose these particular ones.&nbsp; 
 
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In 'The Crown's latest season a young,&nbsp;lonely Princess Diana, following her engagement to Prince Charles, is left alone in Buckingham Palace for six weeks without her future husband, with nothing to do except Princess training and responding to letters sent by fans across the country.

The episodes depict Diana, going through those letters, discovering a bouquet of flowers which had been sent from Prince Charles to Camilla, with a message that read: "To Gladys from Fred."&nbsp;

According to biographer Howard Hodgson in his 2007 book 'Charles: The Man Who Will Be King', this event actually played out.&nbsp;He wrote, “Diana claimed that with [the flowers] there was a message that used what she imagined were the couple’s former pet names for each other—‘To Gladys from Fred’."&nbsp;

She also discovers&nbsp;a drawing with the letters 'G' and 'F' adorned in a sketch for a gold bracelet.&nbsp; 
 
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In the book Hodgson wrote,&nbsp;“Diana confronted Charles about it and he replied that indeed it was a gift for Camilla,"

While the Prince of Wales did admit to the gift he told Diana that the G and F stood for ‘Girl Friday’.&nbsp;Later, in tapes of Diana's conversations with author Andrew Morton, the late Princess gave more details on the incident.&nbsp;

“I walked into this man’s office one day and I said, ‘Ooh, what’s in that parcel?’ And he said ‘Oh, you shouldn’t look at that,'” Diana recalled. “So I opened it and there was a gold chain bracelet with a blue enamel disc. It’s got ‘G and F’ entwined in it, ‘Gladys’ and ‘Fred’—they were their nicknames.”

The tapes between Diana and Morton also revealed further insights into Charles and Camilla's affair, including how the newlyweds argued on their honeymoon when he persisted on wearing a pair of cufflinks that had been a gift from Camilla and he a photo of the Duchess of Cornwell fell from the Diary of Charles, once, leaving Diana distressed.&nbsp; 
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The world knows them as, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, but to each other, they've long been known as Fred and Gladys—something Netflix's recently released season four of 'The Crown' touches upon.

The world knows them as, Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, but to each other, they've long been known as Fred and Gladys—something Netflix's recently released season four of 'The Crown' touches upon. Read the review of 'The Crown' season 4. The now husband and wife had one of the world's scandalous love affairs, with their relationship spanning decades, marriages, and an onslaught of public scrutiny. Their seemingly extra-marital affair with each other brought a different light upon the otherwise private Royals and their extended families. Add to it the angle of Princess Diana, and their romance becomes the evil cause of the world's beloved princess' misery. The stuff of which fairy tales are made. pic.twitter.com/wDJTsthfbv — The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) October 13, 2020 × Also read: Emma Corin reveals playing Princess Diana in Netflix's 'The Crown' was hard Throughout his engagement and marriage to Princess Diana, Charles continued his relationship with Camilla—something that many have attributed to the breakdown of their marriage in 1991. Netflix's latest season of its mega-hit royal drama takes a deep dive into the complicated lives of Charles, Camilla and Diana, revealing new details into the toll each relationship took. The series depicts Charles and Camilla's continual phone calls, their secret notes and even the codenames they used to call one another. But, the question arises, how true is the depiction of the infamous love-triangle in the acclaimed show? Did they actually use to call each other Fred and Gladys? Well, the answer is yes. Not much detail is known about how and when Charles and Camilla began referring to themselves as Fred and Gladys, but it's believed the royal found the inspiration behind the nicknames from one of his favourite shows, 'The Goon Show' - British radio comedy show that ran from 1951 to 1960. In the program, Fred and Gladys are two characters who appear regularly, but no details have ever been released on why the couple chose these particular ones. Also read: 'The Crown 4': Who was Lord Mountbatten and how was he connected to India? In 'The Crown's latest season a young, lonely Princess Diana, following her engagement to Prince Charles, is left alone in Buckingham Palace for six weeks without her future husband, with nothing to do except Princess training and responding to letters sent by fans across the country. The episodes depict Diana, going through those letters, discovering a bouquet of flowers which had been sent from Prince Charles to Camilla, with a message that read: "To Gladys from Fred." According to biographer Howard Hodgson in his 2007 book 'Charles: The Man Who Will Be King', this event actually played out. He wrote, “Diana claimed that with [the flowers] there was a message that used what she imagined were the couple’s former pet names for each other—‘To Gladys from Fred’." She also discovers a drawing with the letters 'G' and 'F' adorned in a sketch for a gold bracelet. Also read: 'The Crown' Season 6: Here's everything to know about the final season In the book Hodgson wrote, “Diana confronted Charles about it and he replied that indeed it was a gift for Camilla," While the Prince of Wales did admit to the gift he told Diana that the G and F stood for ‘Girl Friday’. Later, in tapes of Diana's conversations with author Andrew Morton, the late Princess gave more details on the incident. “I walked into this man’s office one day and I said, ‘Ooh, what’s in that parcel?’ And he said ‘Oh, you shouldn’t look at that,'” Diana recalled. “So I opened it and there was a gold chain bracelet with a blue enamel disc. It’s got ‘G and F’ entwined in it, ‘Gladys’ and ‘Fred’—they were their nicknames.” The tapes between Diana and Morton also revealed further insights into Charles and Camilla's affair, including how the newlyweds argued on their honeymoon when he persisted on wearing a pair of cufflinks that had been a gift from Camilla and he a photo of the Duchess of Cornwell fell from the Diary of Charles, once, leaving Diana distressed.

'The Crown' Season 4: The truth behind Prince Charles and Camilla's nicknames for each other

Asserting that "fundamental bond" between Germany and the UK will remain "strong", Prince Charles on Sunday assured Berlin of its ties with London despite tense Brexit negotiations.&nbsp;

"We will always be friends, partners and associates," Charles said as he visited the German capital with his wife Camilla to pay tributes to the victims of First World War.

Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/five-reasons-why-ireland-is-key-to-a-brexit-deal-343260">Five reasons why Ireland is key to a Brexit deal</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

The heir to the British throne addressed the Bundestag lower house of parliament on Remembrance Day, a date that marks Germany's National Day of Mourning.&nbsp;

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"The fundamental bond between us will remain strong," Charles said, calling Brexit as "a new chapter in our long history".

Meanwhile, Britain's trade deal negotiations continued with the EU on how to govern relations post-December 31, the day when the post-Brexit transition period will end.&nbsp;

This is the first time any British royal has participated in Germany's main remembrance event.

Earlier, Charles laid a wreath in memory of victims of war and oppression at the Neue Wache memorial building where President Frank-Walter alongside Steinmeier, Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and other dignitaries were also present.&nbsp;

Germany's National Day of Mourning was first marked in 1919 to remember the victims of the First World War.&nbsp;

Asserting that "fundamental bond" between Germany and the UK will remain "strong", Prince Charles on Sunday assured Berlin of its ties with London despite tense Brexit negotiations.

Asserting that "fundamental bond" between Germany and the UK will remain "strong", Prince Charles on Sunday assured Berlin of its ties with London despite tense Brexit negotiations. "We will always be friends, partners and associates," Charles said as he visited the German capital with his wife Camilla to pay tributes to the victims of First World War. Also read | Five reasons why Ireland is key to a Brexit deal The heir to the British throne addressed the Bundestag lower house of parliament on Remembrance Day, a date that marks Germany's National Day of Mourning. Also read | UK PM Johnson defeated in parliament on treaty-breaking Brexit laws "The fundamental bond between us will remain strong," Charles said, calling Brexit as "a new chapter in our long history". Meanwhile, Britain's trade deal negotiations continued with the EU on how to govern relations post-December 31, the day when the post-Brexit transition period will end. This is the first time any British royal has participated in Germany's main remembrance event. Earlier, Charles laid a wreath in memory of victims of war and oppression at the Neue Wache memorial building where President Frank-Walter alongside Steinmeier, Defence Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and other dignitaries were also present. Germany's National Day of Mourning was first marked in 1919 to remember the victims of the First World War.

'Fundamental bond will remain strong': Prince Charles assures Germany over post-Brexit ties

A lot of fans of Princess Diana would remember her engagement photos with Prince Charles. The young couple had made the announcement in February 9181. It was the first time that Princess Diana was introduced formally to the press. 
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Years later, the historic day has been recreated in Netflix series &nbsp;'The Crown'. The fourth season of the popular show is set to premiere on November 15 and the official Twitter handle on Tuesday teased fans with images of actors Josh O'Connor and Emma Corrin as Prince Charles and Diana Spencer recreating the former royal couple's engagement day.&nbsp; 
 
Dressed in a blue blazer and matching pants, Corrin looks exactly like the late Princess as she looks coyly at press holding her on-screen fiance O'Connor's arm.&nbsp; 
 
The post's accompanying caption reads as, "The engagement of Charles and Diana. A moment that changed everything. The Crown Season Four. Sunday 15th November."

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The much anticipated season 4 of 'The Crown' will narrate Diana's entry into the royal family, her marriage to Prince Charles and the media attention she got.&nbsp; 
 
The season will also have actress Gillian Anderson playing former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Olivia Colman will reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth II.

A lot of fans of Princess Diana would remember her engagement photos with Prince Charles. The young couple had made the announcement in February 9181. It was the first time that Princess Diana was introduced formally to the press.

A lot of fans of Princess Diana would remember her engagement photos with Prince Charles. The young couple had made the announcement in February 9181. It was the first time that Princess Diana was introduced formally to the press. Years later, the historic day has been recreated in Netflix series 'The Crown'. The fourth season of the popular show is set to premiere on November 15 and the official Twitter handle on Tuesday teased fans with images of actors Josh O'Connor and Emma Corrin as Prince Charles and Diana Spencer recreating the former royal couple's engagement day. Dressed in a blue blazer and matching pants, Corrin looks exactly like the late Princess as she looks coyly at press holding her on-screen fiance O'Connor's arm. The post's accompanying caption reads as, "The engagement of Charles and Diana. A moment that changed everything. The Crown Season Four. Sunday 15th November." The engagement of Charles and Diana. A moment that changed everything. The Crown Season Four. Sunday 15th November. pic.twitter.com/Em8q6QGaC7 — The Crown (@TheCrownNetflix) November 10, 2020 × The much anticipated season 4 of 'The Crown' will narrate Diana's entry into the royal family, her marriage to Prince Charles and the media attention she got. The season will also have actress Gillian Anderson playing former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Olivia Colman will reprise her role as Queen Elizabeth II.

Ahead of its season premiere, 'The Crown' releases new images of Josh O'Connor and Emma Corrin as Prince Charles and Diana

His daughters-in-law Kate and Meghan are regularly lauded for their fashion sense, but 71-year-old Prince Charles, well-known for patching-up and mending his clothes, has probably been considered a less likely British style icon - until now.

“I’ve always admired the way you dress,” Edward Enninful, editor-in-chief of British Vogue, told Charles in an interview for the fashion magazine’s latest edition.

The praise for his timeless dress sense seemed to take the heir-to-the throne, who usually favours double-breasted suits accompanied with a tie and matching handkerchief, by surprise.

“I thought I was like a stopped clock ... people come round after 25 years to dressing like I do,” he said with a laugh. “I’m very glad you think it has style. I mind about detail and colour and things like that.”

The male members of Britain’s royal family have usually taken a back seat to the females when it comes to fashion coverage.

Kate, wife of Charles’s elder son Prince William, has previously featured on the cover of Vogue while Meghan, wife of William’s younger brother Harry, has guest-edited the magazine.

Charles, who has long campaigned on environmental issues, was interviewed for Vogue about his commitment to sustainable fashion, something he said he had always taken to heart.

“I’m one of those people who hate throwing anything away. Hence, I’d rather have them maintained, even patched if necessary, than to abandon them,” he said, calling on manufacturers and consumers to be less wasteful.

He added: “But it seems to me there are huge opportunities, particularly now, within the whole sustainable fashion sector, to counter this extraordinary trend of throwaway clothing – or throwaway everything, frankly.”

His daughters-in-law Kate and Meghan are regularly lauded for their fashion sense, but 71-year-old Prince Charles, well-known for patching-up and mending his clothes, has probably been considered a less likely British style icon - until now.

His daughters-in-law Kate and Meghan are regularly lauded for their fashion sense, but 71-year-old Prince Charles, well-known for patching-up and mending his clothes, has probably been considered a less likely British style icon - until now. “I’ve always admired the way you dress,” Edward Enninful, editor-in-chief of British Vogue, told Charles in an interview for the fashion magazine’s latest edition. The praise for his timeless dress sense seemed to take the heir-to-the throne, who usually favours double-breasted suits accompanied with a tie and matching handkerchief, by surprise. “I thought I was like a stopped clock ... people come round after 25 years to dressing like I do,” he said with a laugh. “I’m very glad you think it has style. I mind about detail and colour and things like that.” The male members of Britain’s royal family have usually taken a back seat to the females when it comes to fashion coverage. Kate, wife of Charles’s elder son Prince William, has previously featured on the cover of Vogue while Meghan, wife of William’s younger brother Harry, has guest-edited the magazine. Charles, who has long campaigned on environmental issues, was interviewed for Vogue about his commitment to sustainable fashion, something he said he had always taken to heart. “I’m one of those people who hate throwing anything away. Hence, I’d rather have them maintained, even patched if necessary, than to abandon them,” he said, calling on manufacturers and consumers to be less wasteful. He added: “But it seems to me there are huge opportunities, particularly now, within the whole sustainable fashion sector, to counter this extraordinary trend of throwaway clothing – or throwaway everything, frankly.”

Britain's most fashionable man? Vogue hails Prince Charles

&nbsp;Netflix web show ‘The Crown’ - Hit show ‘The Affair’ actor Dominic West is set to take over the role of Prince Charles in Netflix web show ‘The Crown’ in the final two seasons.&nbsp;

Dominic West will play Prince Charles at the time of his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles while he was with Diana, Princess of Wales.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-season-4-teaser-introduces-princess-diana-and-margaret-thatcher-335111">'The Crown' season 4 teaser introduces Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher</a>

Reports suggest that the deal between the makers of ‘The Crown’ and Dominic West are still being met out.&nbsp;

Dominic is best known for playing Noah Solloway in ‘The Affair’, which explores the emotional effects of an extramarital relationship between his character and a younger woman, named Alison Bailey (Ruth Wilson).&nbsp;

<h1><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-crown-season-4-set-to-premiere-in-november-331172">'The Crown' Season 4 set to premiere in November</a></h1>

Netflix web show ‘The Crown’ - Hit show ‘The Affair’ actor Dominic West is set to take over the role of Prince Charles in Netflix web show ‘The Crown’ in the final two seasons.

Netflix web show ‘The Crown’ - Hit show ‘The Affair’ actor Dominic West is set to take over the role of Prince Charles in Netflix web show ‘The Crown’ in the final two seasons. Dominic West will play Prince Charles at the time of his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles while he was with Diana, Princess of Wales. 'The Crown' season 4 teaser introduces Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher Reports suggest that the deal between the makers of ‘The Crown’ and Dominic West are still being met out. Dominic is best known for playing Noah Solloway in ‘The Affair’, which explores the emotional effects of an extramarital relationship between his character and a younger woman, named Alison Bailey (Ruth Wilson). 'The Crown' Season 4 set to premiere in November

'The Affair' star Dominic West set to play Prince Charles in final two seasons of 'The Crown'

UK's Prince Charles has issued an urgent plea in favour of the youth. He fears the youth are being severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Prince Charles said that at least 1 million young people could be in urgent need of help as he reflected upon the work of his Trust charity in this area over nearly 45 years.

He wrote this in an article for 'The Sunday Telegraph'.

"Over all these years since the Trust was launched, there has never been an easy time. However, there has never been a time as uniquely challenging as the present, when the pandemic has left perhaps another million young people needing urgent help to protect their futures," he wrote.

"The task ahead is unquestionably vast, but it is not insurmountable," he said.

He compared the current crisis to "other times when hope was scarce", citing the concerns over youth unemployment in the 1970s. He, notably, had then set up the Prince's Trust to help people aged between 11 and 30 seek employment opportunities and life skills.&nbsp;

He also reflected on the Young People Relief Fund set up by the Trust to provide extra support to young people affected by the impact of the virus.

"As we face the task before us, our experience ever since those days of the 1970s shows us that we have a model that works, that we have the skills and knowledge and organisation to make a crucial difference, and that we have the help of so many generous supporters who make it all possible," he said.

"Most of all, we know that each of the young people we seek to help has the potential to achieve great things, just like those who have gone before have proved, a million times over," he concluded.

The Prince of Wales had to go into self-isolation in March after testing positive for coronavirus.

UK's Prince Charles has issued an urgent plea in favour of the youth. He fears the youth are being severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Prince Charles said that at least 1 million young people could be in urgent need of help as he reflected upon the work of his Trust charity in this area over nearly 45 years.

UK's Prince Charles has issued an urgent plea in favour of the youth. He fears the youth are being severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Prince Charles said that at least 1 million young people could be in urgent need of help as he reflected upon the work of his Trust charity in this area over nearly 45 years. He wrote this in an article for 'The Sunday Telegraph'. "Over all these years since the Trust was launched, there has never been an easy time. However, there has never been a time as uniquely challenging as the present, when the pandemic has left perhaps another million young people needing urgent help to protect their futures," he wrote. "The task ahead is unquestionably vast, but it is not insurmountable," he said. He compared the current crisis to "other times when hope was scarce", citing the concerns over youth unemployment in the 1970s. He, notably, had then set up the Prince's Trust to help people aged between 11 and 30 seek employment opportunities and life skills. He also reflected on the Young People Relief Fund set up by the Trust to provide extra support to young people affected by the impact of the virus. "As we face the task before us, our experience ever since those days of the 1970s shows us that we have a model that works, that we have the skills and knowledge and organisation to make a crucial difference, and that we have the help of so many generous supporters who make it all possible," he said. "Most of all, we know that each of the young people we seek to help has the potential to achieve great things, just like those who have gone before have proved, a million times over," he concluded. The Prince of Wales had to go into self-isolation in March after testing positive for coronavirus.

Britain's Prince Charles warns of coronavirus impact on youth

Environment activist Greta Thunberg has hit out on world leaders who wanted to take pictures with her just to "look good".&nbsp;

The 17-year-old shot to fame after she delivered a powerful speech during the United Nations climate change summit. She was recently campaigning for a Swedish radio during coronavirus lockdown where she revealed that German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, stood in a line to get a "selfie" with Thunberg in New York.&nbsp;

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She said: “Presidents, prime ministers, kings and princesses came and wanted to talk to me.

“They saw me and suddenly saw the chance that they could take a photo with me for their Instagram account. Then the hashtag #savetheplanet.

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“It seemed as if they had forgotten for a moment to be ashamed that their generation had let future generations down.”

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Even during an interview with the BBC, Thunberg said that she disliked politicians who wanted to capitalise on her fame by being photographed alongside her.

“To be fair, it was not only her, it was many,” she said when asked about the situation with Merkel.

“And those kinds of things happen all the time. People just want to stand next to me and other climate activists.

“They can post it on social media and it makes them look good, it makes them seem like they care.”

Environment activist Greta Thunberg has hit out on world leaders who wanted to take pictures with her just to "look good". The 17-year-old shot to fame after she delivered a powerful speech during the United Nations climate change summit.

Environment activist Greta Thunberg has hit out on world leaders who wanted to take pictures with her just to "look good". The 17-year-old shot to fame after she delivered a powerful speech during the United Nations climate change summit. She was recently campaigning for a Swedish radio during coronavirus lockdown where she revealed that German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, stood in a line to get a "selfie" with Thunberg in New York. She said: “Presidents, prime ministers, kings and princesses came and wanted to talk to me. “They saw me and suddenly saw the chance that they could take a photo with me for their Instagram account. Then the hashtag #savetheplanet. “It seemed as if they had forgotten for a moment to be ashamed that their generation had let future generations down.” Even during an interview with the BBC, Thunberg said that she disliked politicians who wanted to capitalise on her fame by being photographed alongside her. “To be fair, it was not only her, it was many,” she said when asked about the situation with Merkel. “And those kinds of things happen all the time. People just want to stand next to me and other climate activists. “They can post it on social media and it makes them look good, it makes them seem like they care.”

Climate activist Greta Thunberg lashes out at world leaders for using her fame to look good

Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip marks his 99th birthday on Wednesday, with the royal couple still in lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak. 
 
The monarch, 94, and her husband of 72 years are maintaining social distancing rules at Windsor Castle, west of London, as their age puts them in a high-risk category for COVID-19. 
 
Buckingham Palace released a new photograph of the couple, which was taken on June 1 in the quadrangle at the castle, to mark his birthday.

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In the picture, the monarch is seen wearing a dress by British fashion designer Angela Kelly, who has served as her senior dresser since 2002. 
 
She is also seen with the heart-shaped Cullinan V diamond brooch, which was worn by her grandmother, Queen Mary, at the Delhi Durbar in British-ruled India in 1911. 
 
She inherited the item in 1953. 
 
Philip, in a blazer and grey trousers, is seen wearing a tie of the Household Division, which comprises seven British Army regiments dedicated to serving Queen Elizabeth II. 
 
The ageing Duke of Edinburgh, to give him his formal title, is the longest-serving consort in British history, and stepped down from frontline royal duties in May 2017. 
 
In January 2019, he emerged unscathed after his vehicle was involved in a traffic accident that injured two people near the monarch's Sandringham estate in eastern England. 
 
But he has not been seen in public since spending four nights in hospital in December for what royal officials said was "observation and treatment" for a "pre-existing condition". 
 
The "precautionary measure" and unspecified condition renewed concerns about his health as he approaches his landmark 100th birthday next year. 
 
Centenarians in Britain typically receive a special birthday card from the queen. 
 
The queen and the duke moved to Windsor in March, effectively to self-isolate, as the coronavirus outbreak took hold, but remain there even as stay-at-home restrictions are eased. 
 
Her grandson, Prince William, in April expressed his concern about their welfare given the risks, and after his father, heir to the throne Prince Charles, contracted the virus. 
 
The monarch celebrated her 94th birthday in April with no fanfare, cancelling the traditional gun salute because of the crisis. 
 
She was recently seen riding in the grounds of the castle. 
 
At the height of the coronavirus outbreak, she sent two rare televised messages to the nation, urging solidarity and determination to fight the virus.

Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip marks his 99th birthday on Wednesday, with the royal couple still in lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak. The monarch, 94, and her husband of 72 years are maintaining social distancing rules at Windsor Castle, west of London, as their age puts them in a high-risk category for COVID-19.

Queen Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip marks his 99th birthday on Wednesday, with the royal couple still in lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak. The monarch, 94, and her husband of 72 years are maintaining social distancing rules at Windsor Castle, west of London, as their age puts them in a high-risk category for COVID-19. Buckingham Palace released a new photograph of the couple, which was taken on June 1 in the quadrangle at the castle, to mark his birthday. 📸 This new photograph of The Duke of Edinburgh and The Queen was taken last week in the quadrangle at Windsor Castle to mark His Royal Highness’s 99th birthday tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/RCAZeioUjq — The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) June 9, 2020 × In the picture, the monarch is seen wearing a dress by British fashion designer Angela Kelly, who has served as her senior dresser since 2002. She is also seen with the heart-shaped Cullinan V diamond brooch, which was worn by her grandmother, Queen Mary, at the Delhi Durbar in British-ruled India in 1911. She inherited the item in 1953. Philip, in a blazer and grey trousers, is seen wearing a tie of the Household Division, which comprises seven British Army regiments dedicated to serving Queen Elizabeth II. The ageing Duke of Edinburgh, to give him his formal title, is the longest-serving consort in British history, and stepped down from frontline royal duties in May 2017. In January 2019, he emerged unscathed after his vehicle was involved in a traffic accident that injured two people near the monarch's Sandringham estate in eastern England. But he has not been seen in public since spending four nights in hospital in December for what royal officials said was "observation and treatment" for a "pre-existing condition". The "precautionary measure" and unspecified condition renewed concerns about his health as he approaches his landmark 100th birthday next year. Centenarians in Britain typically receive a special birthday card from the queen. The queen and the duke moved to Windsor in March, effectively to self-isolate, as the coronavirus outbreak took hold, but remain there even as stay-at-home restrictions are eased. Her grandson, Prince William, in April expressed his concern about their welfare given the risks, and after his father, heir to the throne Prince Charles, contracted the virus. The monarch celebrated her 94th birthday in April with no fanfare, cancelling the traditional gun salute because of the crisis. She was recently seen riding in the grounds of the castle. At the height of the coronavirus outbreak, she sent two rare televised messages to the nation, urging solidarity and determination to fight the virus.

Britain's Prince Philip turns 99 in lockdown

Britain's Prince Charles spoke of his experience of coronavirus, saying he was fortunate to have only mild symptoms and that he hopes the pandemic will refocus efforts on the environment.

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Prince Williams, the Duke of Cambridge has for the first time revealed his worry during the days when his father Prince Charles was tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Prince Williams is still "anxious" for his grandparents, the Queen of England and the Duke of Edinburgh as the deadly virus&nbsp;continues to accelerate in the island country.

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In a conversation with&nbsp;BBC through a video link, he&nbsp;revealed&nbsp;his concern for his family. While speaking of the moment when the Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) was tested positive of the virus he said, "I have to admit, at first I was quite concerned."

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Prince Williams was worried because of his father's age, he said: "He fits the profile of somebody, at the age, he is at, which is fairly risky".

Prince Charles has had chest infections in the past, he recovered from it which made&nbsp;the Duke of Cambridge optimistic about him recovering for the deadly virus. He said: "I thought to myself, if anyone is going to be able to beat this, it’s going to be him".

Prince Charles had shown mild symptoms for the novel coronavirus, he was later tested positive. Charles decided to extend his stay in Scotland to avoid carrying the highly infectious virus which could&nbsp;spread through&nbsp;the Royal Family.&nbsp;

The Duke of Cambridge was even concerned about his grandparents as the virus has proven to be fatal for elderly people. Queen Elizebeth is set to turn 94 next week, she and her 98-year-old husband the Duke of Edinburgh have moved into Windsor Castle and are doing everything to protect themselves.

Prince Williams, the Duke of Cambridge has for the first time revealed his worry during the days when his father Prince Charles was tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Prince Williams, the Duke of Cambridge has for the first time revealed his worry during the days when his father Prince Charles was tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Prince Williams is still "anxious" for his grandparents, the Queen of England and the Duke of Edinburgh as the deadly virus continues to accelerate in the island country. Also read: Prince Harry and Meghan hand out meals in Los Angeles In a conversation with BBC through a video link, he revealed his concern for his family. While speaking of the moment when the Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) was tested positive of the virus he said, "I have to admit, at first I was quite concerned." Also read: Prince Charles tests positive for coronavirus Prince Williams was worried because of his father's age, he said: "He fits the profile of somebody, at the age, he is at, which is fairly risky". Prince Charles has had chest infections in the past, he recovered from it which made the Duke of Cambridge optimistic about him recovering for the deadly virus. He said: "I thought to myself, if anyone is going to be able to beat this, it’s going to be him". Prince Charles had shown mild symptoms for the novel coronavirus, he was later tested positive. Charles decided to extend his stay in Scotland to avoid carrying the highly infectious virus which could spread through the Royal Family. The Duke of Cambridge was even concerned about his grandparents as the virus has proven to be fatal for elderly people. Queen Elizebeth is set to turn 94 next week, she and her 98-year-old husband the Duke of Edinburgh have moved into Windsor Castle and are doing everything to protect themselves.

Was really concerned about Prince Charles after he tested positive, echoes Prince William

After contracting the coronavirus, Prince Charles is out of isolation. A claim has emerged that homeopathy was used to treat the Prince.

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Prince Charles will reportedly foot majority of the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's security bill amid their move to America. A few days earlier, President Donald Trump had categorically stated that the multimillion-dollar cost would not fall on taxpayers and hence America would not be responsible for the couple's security. 
 
In a tweet on Sunday, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-says-us-wont-pay-harry-and-meghan-security-289342">Trump said taxpayers</a> would not be funding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's protection after they move to Los Angeles, California which is Markle's hometown. 
 
"I am a great friend and admirer of the Queen &amp; the United Kingdom. It was reported that Harry and Meghan, who left the Kingdom, would reside permanently in Canada. Now they have left Canada for the U.S. however, the U.S. will not pay for their security protection. They must pay!" Trump tweeted.

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Now, a source close to the royal family has told to Daily Mail that Harry's father, Prince Charles has agreed to pay a "private contribution" to his son. 
 
The source adds that while it's not categorically mentioned what the contribution is for, but it is being believed that Charles would be covering half of Harry and Meghan's security cost in the US. According to media reports, the couple's security is estimated to be £4 million in total per year. And if Prince Charles pays half of the said amount, the source states it would be put a certain amount of dent in his pocket whose yearly income is estimated to be £ 26 million.

 
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Prince Charles will reportedly foot majority of the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's security bill amid their move to America. A few days earlier, President Donald Trump had categorically stated that the multimillion-dollar cost would not fall on taxpayers and hence America would not be responsible for the couple's security.

Prince Charles will reportedly foot majority of the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's security bill amid their move to America. A few days earlier, President Donald Trump had categorically stated that the multimillion-dollar cost would not fall on taxpayers and hence America would not be responsible for the couple's security. In a tweet on Sunday, Trump said taxpayers would not be funding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's protection after they move to Los Angeles, California which is Markle's hometown. "I am a great friend and admirer of the Queen & the United Kingdom. It was reported that Harry and Meghan, who left the Kingdom, would reside permanently in Canada. Now they have left Canada for the U.S. however, the U.S. will not pay for their security protection. They must pay!" Trump tweeted. Also read: 'Distressing time for nation': Prince Charles opens up post recovery from coronavirus Now, a source close to the royal family has told to Daily Mail that Harry's father, Prince Charles has agreed to pay a "private contribution" to his son. The source adds that while it's not categorically mentioned what the contribution is for, but it is being believed that Charles would be covering half of Harry and Meghan's security cost in the US. According to media reports, the couple's security is estimated to be £4 million in total per year. And if Prince Charles pays half of the said amount, the source states it would be put a certain amount of dent in his pocket whose yearly income is estimated to be £ 26 million.

Harry and Meghan Markle's US security bill to be paid by Prince Charles?

In his first address to Britain since he tested positive for coronavirus, Prince Charles praised the relentless hard work that the healthcare workers have been putting in to save people and said it was a distressing time for the nation. 
Heir-to-the-throne Charles, 71, came out of self-isolation on Monday after suffering what he said was "luckily ... relatively mild symptoms" and his office said he was now in good health. 
 
In a video address, the prince said that while <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/prince-charles-is-now-out-of-virus-isolation-reports-289575">he had recovered from the disease</a>, he would continue to be in isolation and maintain social distance. His wife Camilla had tested negative of the virus but remains in isolation till the end of this week in case she develops symptoms. 
 
"As we are all learning, this is a strange, frustrating and often distressing experience when the presence of family and friends is no longer possible and the normal structures of life are suddenly removed," he said. 
 
"At such an unprecedented and anxious time in all our lives, my wife and I are thinking particularly of all those who have lost their loved ones in such very difficult and abnormal circumstances, and of those having to endure sickness, isolation and loneliness," Charles said from his home in Scotland.

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The number of coronavirus deaths in Britain rose by 27% to 1,789 people, on Tuesday, with one of the victims a 13-year-old boy with no apparent underlying health conditions. 
 
The Prince also paid tribute to doctors, nurses and other staff of National Health Service who have been working tirelessly these past few weeks. The prince stated that these people were under enormous strain and risk, adding their "utter, selfless devotion to duty" made the nation proud. 
 
It was essential, he added, that these key workers were treated with special consideration when trying to do their shopping, and also singled out store staff for praise for keeping shelves stocked. 
 
"As a nation, we are faced by a profoundly challenging situation, which we are only too aware of threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens," he said. "None of us can say when this will end, but end it will." 
 
The Prince's mother, Queen Elizabeth II, 93,&nbsp; and her husband Prince Philip, 98 are currently in&nbsp; Windsor Castle home,&nbsp; outside of London and in isolation. A spokesperson at Buckingham Palace has stated that the queen is in good health. 
Britain is in a state of virtual lockdown, with the public told they must stay at home other than for essential trips, such as to buy food.

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In his first address to Britain since he tested positive for coronavirus, Prince Charles praised the relentless hard work that the healthcare workers have been putting in to save people and said it was a distressing time for the nation.

In his first address to Britain since he tested positive for coronavirus, Prince Charles praised the relentless hard work that the healthcare workers have been putting in to save people and said it was a distressing time for the nation. Heir-to-the-throne Charles, 71, came out of self-isolation on Monday after suffering what he said was "luckily ... relatively mild symptoms" and his office said he was now in good health. In a video address, the prince said that while he had recovered from the disease, he would continue to be in isolation and maintain social distance. His wife Camilla had tested negative of the virus but remains in isolation till the end of this week in case she develops symptoms. "As we are all learning, this is a strange, frustrating and often distressing experience when the presence of family and friends is no longer possible and the normal structures of life are suddenly removed," he said. "At such an unprecedented and anxious time in all our lives, my wife and I are thinking particularly of all those who have lost their loved ones in such very difficult and abnormal circumstances, and of those having to endure sickness, isolation and loneliness," Charles said from his home in Scotland. As Patron of @age_uk, The Prince of Wales shares a message on the Coronavirus pandemic and its effect on the older members of the community. pic.twitter.com/a6NEFPOtvQ — Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) April 1, 2020 × The number of coronavirus deaths in Britain rose by 27% to 1,789 people, on Tuesday, with one of the victims a 13-year-old boy with no apparent underlying health conditions. The Prince also paid tribute to doctors, nurses and other staff of National Health Service who have been working tirelessly these past few weeks. The prince stated that these people were under enormous strain and risk, adding their "utter, selfless devotion to duty" made the nation proud. It was essential, he added, that these key workers were treated with special consideration when trying to do their shopping, and also singled out store staff for praise for keeping shelves stocked. "As a nation, we are faced by a profoundly challenging situation, which we are only too aware of threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens," he said. "None of us can say when this will end, but end it will." The Prince's mother, Queen Elizabeth II, 93, and her husband Prince Philip, 98 are currently in Windsor Castle home, outside of London and in isolation. A spokesperson at Buckingham Palace has stated that the queen is in good health. Britain is in a state of virtual lockdown, with the public told they must stay at home other than for essential trips, such as to buy food.

'Distressing time for nation': Prince Charles opens up post recovery from coronavirus

UK's Prince Charles is no longer in quarantine. The eldest son and heir of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II had shown mild symptoms of coronavirus last week and had tested positive but his office stated that he is no longer in quarantine.

In Britain, strict measures have been put in place to limit close-contact transmission. 
 
"Clarence House has confirmed today that, having consulted with his doctor, the Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation," it said in a statement. 
 
The Prince, in the early weeks of March, had interacted several dignitaries and film celebrities at various events include Monaco's Prince Albert II who also has tested positive for coronavirus. 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-charles-tests-positive-for-coronavirus-288441">The 71-year-old prince,</a> whose age put him among the most-risk category for the disease, is said to be in good health and abiding by government health guidelines. His wife, Camilla Parker Bowles had tested negative for the virus.

Both were seen in video footage last Thursday joining in nationwide applause for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals dealing with the outbreak.

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Royal officials announced last Wednesday that Charles was in self-isolation at the queen's sprawling Balmoral estate in northeast Scotland. He tested positive last Tuesday. Clarence House said doctors believe Charles became contagious on March 13 -- a day after last meeting his mother.

He had interacted with the Queen last on March 12. The Queen is said to be doing fine and has shifted out of London for the time being.

The 93-year-old queen has been staying with her 98-year-old husband Prince Philip at Windsor Castle, 640 miles (820 kilometers) south of Balmoral, since March 19.

Given their age -- and Prince Philip's stay in hospital at Christmas -- the prince's diagnosis prompted questions about their potential exposure to the virus.But Buckingham Palace said the queen was "in good health", and her husband was not present when she last saw Charles.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 55, has also tested positive for the virus and is currently in self-isolation, as is his chief adviser Dominic Cummings, and two other cabinet ministers.

UK's Prince Charles is no longer in quarantine. The eldest son and heir of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II had shown mild symptoms of coronavirus last week and had tested positive but his office stated that he is no longer in quarantine.

UK's Prince Charles is no longer in quarantine. The eldest son and heir of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II had shown mild symptoms of coronavirus last week and had tested positive but his office stated that he is no longer in quarantine. In Britain, strict measures have been put in place to limit close-contact transmission. "Clarence House has confirmed today that, having consulted with his doctor, the Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation," it said in a statement. The Prince, in the early weeks of March, had interacted several dignitaries and film celebrities at various events include Monaco's Prince Albert II who also has tested positive for coronavirus. The 71-year-old prince, whose age put him among the most-risk category for the disease, is said to be in good health and abiding by government health guidelines. His wife, Camilla Parker Bowles had tested negative for the virus. Both were seen in video footage last Thursday joining in nationwide applause for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals dealing with the outbreak. Timeline: Prince Charles met Queen Elizabeth, Pierce Brosnan just 13 days back Royal officials announced last Wednesday that Charles was in self-isolation at the queen's sprawling Balmoral estate in northeast Scotland. He tested positive last Tuesday. Clarence House said doctors believe Charles became contagious on March 13 -- a day after last meeting his mother. He had interacted with the Queen last on March 12. The Queen is said to be doing fine and has shifted out of London for the time being. The 93-year-old queen has been staying with her 98-year-old husband Prince Philip at Windsor Castle, 640 miles (820 kilometers) south of Balmoral, since March 19. Given their age -- and Prince Philip's stay in hospital at Christmas -- the prince's diagnosis prompted questions about their potential exposure to the virus.But Buckingham Palace said the queen was "in good health", and her husband was not present when she last saw Charles. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 55, has also tested positive for the virus and is currently in self-isolation, as is his chief adviser Dominic Cummings, and two other cabinet ministers.

Prince Charles is now out of virus isolation: Reports

William is reportedly keen on resuming duties as an air ambulance pilot. The second in line to Britain's throne, William was once a pilot for air ambulance and would fly medical professionals to the scenes of emergencies. 
 
He spent two years with East Anglian Air Ambulance but stepped down in 2017 to carry out his royal duties on a full-time basis. 
 
Now, amid the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, he has reportedly shown interest to go back to his old job. 
 
A source close to the Prince has said he has expressed his desire to return to the frontline. While speaking to a British tabloid, the source said, "William has been seriously considering returning as an air ambulance pilot to help in the current pandemic. He knows the whole country is doing its bit and he wants to help." 
 
The source though added that the Prince returning to his old job seems unlikely considering he now is a senior member of the royal family with multiple duties. 
 
"It’s complicated as he was originally grounded from the job so that he could become a senior working royal. There are all sorts of practicalities to overcome such as fitting in on shift patterns. But he’s in the right place now if he wants to do it.” 
 
Earlier in March, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited staff at an NHS 111 call centre in Croydon. At the centre the Prince reportedly expressed how much he missed being a part of the emergency services.

The country has been gripped by the pandemic and Willaim's father, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/prince-charles-is-now-out-of-virus-isolation-reports-289575">Prince Charles too has tested positive </a>for coronavirus. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the health minister too have tested positive for the virus. 
Meanwhile, the couple on Sunday has also advocated the importance of mental health amid lockdown and self-isolation across the world.

William is reportedly keen on resuming duties as an air ambulance pilot. The second in line to Britain's throne, William was once a pilot for air ambulance and would fly medical professionals to the scenes of emergencies.

William is reportedly keen on resuming duties as an air ambulance pilot. The second in line to Britain's throne, William was once a pilot for air ambulance and would fly medical professionals to the scenes of emergencies. He spent two years with East Anglian Air Ambulance but stepped down in 2017 to carry out his royal duties on a full-time basis. Now, amid the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, he has reportedly shown interest to go back to his old job. A source close to the Prince has said he has expressed his desire to return to the frontline. While speaking to a British tabloid, the source said, "William has been seriously considering returning as an air ambulance pilot to help in the current pandemic. He knows the whole country is doing its bit and he wants to help." The source though added that the Prince returning to his old job seems unlikely considering he now is a senior member of the royal family with multiple duties. "It’s complicated as he was originally grounded from the job so that he could become a senior working royal. There are all sorts of practicalities to overcome such as fitting in on shift patterns. But he’s in the right place now if he wants to do it.” Earlier in March, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited staff at an NHS 111 call centre in Croydon. At the centre the Prince reportedly expressed how much he missed being a part of the emergency services. The country has been gripped by the pandemic and Willaim's father, Prince Charles too has tested positive for coronavirus. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the health minister too have tested positive for the virus. Meanwhile, the couple on Sunday has also advocated the importance of mental health amid lockdown and self-isolation across the world.

Prince William wants to resume his duties as air ambulance pilot amid pandemic scare

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UK's Prince Charles, the first in line for the throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. The Prince has "displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health", a spokesman at Clarence House stated. 
 
The Prince is 71 years old and his wife Camilla too has tested but the spokesman stated that the Duchess of Cornwall has tested negative. 
 
Both Prince Charles and Camilla have no self -isolated themselves. The couple is currently at their home Burnham on the Balmoral Estate in Scotland.

Meanwhile, reacting to the news, Buckingham Palace issued a statement on behalf of Queen Elizabeth II, stating that "she was doing fine."

"The Queen remains in good health. The Queen last saw The Prince of Wales briefly on the morning of 12 March and is following all the appropriate advice with regard to her welfare.” We will not be commenting further.”

Last week Monaco's Prince Albert II had <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/monacos-prince-albert-ii-tests-positive-for-coronavirus-287476">tested positive for the virus</a>. The two had even met at an event in London on March 10 and perhaps now it will be pertinent for the rest of the attendees to undergo a test. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/timeline-prince-charles-met-queen-elizabeth-pierce-brosnan-just-13-days-back-288466">See the timeline of events</a>

The diagnosis makes Prince Charles the most high-profile patient in the UK.

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UK's Prince Charles, the first in line for the throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. The Prince has "displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health", a spokesman at Clarence House stated.

UK's Prince Charles, the first in line for the throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. The Prince has "displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health", a spokesman at Clarence House stated. The Prince is 71 years old and his wife Camilla too has tested but the spokesman stated that the Duchess of Cornwall has tested negative. Both Prince Charles and Camilla have no self -isolated themselves. The couple is currently at their home Burnham on the Balmoral Estate in Scotland. Meanwhile, reacting to the news, Buckingham Palace issued a statement on behalf of Queen Elizabeth II, stating that "she was doing fine." "The Queen remains in good health. The Queen last saw The Prince of Wales briefly on the morning of 12 March and is following all the appropriate advice with regard to her welfare.” We will not be commenting further.” Last week Monaco's Prince Albert II had tested positive for the virus. The two had even met at an event in London on March 10 and perhaps now it will be pertinent for the rest of the attendees to undergo a test. See the timeline of events The diagnosis makes Prince Charles the most high-profile patient in the UK.

Prince Charles tests positive for coronavirus

Prince Charles is the latest high-profile celebrity to have tested positive for coronavirus. The 71 Prince, who is first in line to UK's throne, is reportedly doing fine even though he did show a few symptoms. His wife, Camilla Parker Bowles has tested negative of the virus, states the official spokesperson of Clarence House. 
 
While it isn't clear yet from who or where the Prince got infected, the senior member of UK's royal member did meet a few prominent celebrities in the past few days. Here's a timeline of events that lead up to today's news of the Prince contracting the infection.

March 10: Prince Charles attended the Water Aid event where he delivered a lecture. The event also saw Monaco's Prince Albert II who tested positive for the virus 9 days later. 
 
March 11: The Prince met actor Pierce Brosnan, Rolling Stones' guitarist Ronnie Wood and actress Anna Friel at Prince's Trust Awards. The Prince was photographed doing a 'Namaste' at the event and did not shake hands with anyone.

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March 12: Prince Charles attends a dinner in aid of the Australian Bushfire Recovery Effort at London's Mansion House. 
 
March 12: He met his mother, Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace

March 21-22: Prince Charles and Camilla left for Scotland to stay in isolation due to the outbreak of coronavirus. 
 
March 25: Clarence House announces Prince Charles has tested positive for COVID-19. He will continue to remain in Balmoral, Scotland in self-isolation. 
 
Following reports of Prince Charles infection, a spokesperson for the Queen at Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Her Majesty last saw her eldest son on March 12 and she continues to be in good health.

Prince Charles is the latest high-profile celebrity to have tested positive for coronavirus. The 71 Prince, who is first in line to UK's throne, is reportedly doing fine even though he did show a few symptoms.

Prince Charles is the latest high-profile celebrity to have tested positive for coronavirus. The 71 Prince, who is first in line to UK's throne, is reportedly doing fine even though he did show a few symptoms. His wife, Camilla Parker Bowles has tested negative of the virus, states the official spokesperson of Clarence House. While it isn't clear yet from who or where the Prince got infected, the senior member of UK's royal member did meet a few prominent celebrities in the past few days. Here's a timeline of events that lead up to today's news of the Prince contracting the infection. March 10: Prince Charles attended the Water Aid event where he delivered a lecture. The event also saw Monaco's Prince Albert II who tested positive for the virus 9 days later. March 11: The Prince met actor Pierce Brosnan, Rolling Stones' guitarist Ronnie Wood and actress Anna Friel at Prince's Trust Awards. The Prince was photographed doing a 'Namaste' at the event and did not shake hands with anyone. Remember, the Prince was at a celebrity @PrincesTrust Awards a few days ago. With people like @antanddec and Piers Brosnan pic.twitter.com/xx8exOdJ7u — Chris Ship (@chrisshipitv) March 25, 2020 × March 12: Prince Charles attends a dinner in aid of the Australian Bushfire Recovery Effort at London's Mansion House. March 12: He met his mother, Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace March 21-22: Prince Charles and Camilla left for Scotland to stay in isolation due to the outbreak of coronavirus. March 25: Clarence House announces Prince Charles has tested positive for COVID-19. He will continue to remain in Balmoral, Scotland in self-isolation. Following reports of Prince Charles infection, a spokesperson for the Queen at Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Her Majesty last saw her eldest son on March 12 and she continues to be in good health.

Timeline: Prince Charles met Queen Elizabeth, Pierce Brosnan just 13 days back

UK's Prince Charles, the first in line for the throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. The Prince has "displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health", a spokesman at Clarence House stated. The Prince is 71 years old and his wife Camilla too has tested but the spokesman stated that the Duchess of Cornwall has tested negative.

UK's Prince Charles tests positive of coronavirus

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Britain's Prince Charles will announce on Tuesday that US&nbsp;pop singer Katy Perry will become an ambassador for the British Asian Trust to help its fight against child-trafficking, the charity said.

Perry, 35, who is already a goodwill ambassador for United Nations children’s organisation UNICEF, met the British heir-to-throne at a meeting of the Trust's supporters and advisers in Mumbai last November while he was on a visit to India.

"I was impressed by their strong plan - from on-ground initiatives to fundraising - that will aim to cut child trafficking in half," Perry said in a statement.

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"That is why I am especially honoured to be named an ambassador for the British Asian Trust’s Children’s Protection Fund, and to help shine my light&nbsp;on the work that the British Asian Trust will be doing in South Asia, and to be a part of finding solutions to child-trafficking."

Perry's appointment will be announced at the Trust's annual royal dinner at London's Banqueting House which will focus on anti-trafficking measures and plans to combat child labour. The event will also be attended by British ministers and philanthropists.

The charity, founded by the prince and British Asian business leaders in 2007 to fight poverty, inequality and injustice in South Asia, said there are believed to be 5.8 million children working in forced labour in India, with many having to work 15 hours a day.

Britain's Prince Charles will announce on Tuesday that US pop singer Katy Perry will become an ambassador for the British Asian Trust to help its fight against child-trafficking, the charity said.

Britain's Prince Charles will announce on Tuesday that US pop singer Katy Perry will become an ambassador for the British Asian Trust to help its fight against child-trafficking, the charity said. Perry, 35, who is already a goodwill ambassador for United Nations children’s organisation UNICEF, met the British heir-to-throne at a meeting of the Trust's supporters and advisers in Mumbai last November while he was on a visit to India. "I was impressed by their strong plan - from on-ground initiatives to fundraising - that will aim to cut child trafficking in half," Perry said in a statement. Singer Katy Perry attends a red carpet gala event honoring Dolly Parton as the MusiCares person of the year, ahead of the Grammy Awards | Reuters "That is why I am especially honoured to be named an ambassador for the British Asian Trust’s Children’s Protection Fund, and to help shine my light on the work that the British Asian Trust will be doing in South Asia, and to be a part of finding solutions to child-trafficking." Perry's appointment will be announced at the Trust's annual royal dinner at London's Banqueting House which will focus on anti-trafficking measures and plans to combat child labour. The event will also be attended by British ministers and philanthropists. The charity, founded by the prince and British Asian business leaders in 2007 to fight poverty, inequality and injustice in South Asia, said there are believed to be 5.8 million children working in forced labour in India, with many having to work 15 hours a day.

Prince Charles names Katy Perry as Asian charity ambassador

U.S. singer Katy Perry swore to serenade the plants of Britain's Prince Charles during a speech at a charity reception on Tuesday (February 4).

Singer Katy Perry swears to serenade Prince Charles' plants

On January 8, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/most-memorable-moments-of-prince-harry-and-meghan-274211">the Duke and Duchess of Sussex</a>, unveiled their controversial plan to walk away from royal roles.&nbsp;

“We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support her majesty the queen,'' they said in a joint statement.

"We now plan to balance our time between the United Kingdom and North America, continuing to honour our duty to the Queen, the commonwealth and our patronages. This geographic balance will enable us to raise our son with an appreciation for the royal tradition into which he was born, while also providing our family with the space to focus on the next chapter, including the launch of our new charitable entity," the statement added.&nbsp;

Apparently, the announcement on the Sussex Royal Instagram page blindsided the Queen and other family members who had no idea it was coming, it sent tabloids into overdrive. Meanwhile, the Queen summoned Senior Royals to an emergency summit to discuss the future of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.&nbsp;

Billed as <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/sandringham-summit-whos-who-at-the-royal-gathering-274052">the Sandringham summit</a>, the meeting took place at the Queen's estate in Norfolk and involved Queen Elizabeth II, Harry his father Prince Charles and his brother Prince William, with Meghan reportedly joining the discussions by phone from Canada.&nbsp;

Soon after, the queen released a statement, that said, "My family and I are entirely supportive of Harry and Meghan's desire to create a new life as a young family. Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the Royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family.&nbsp;

Monarchy in Crisis?&nbsp;

It looks like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have won the reluctant approval of the 93-year-old Queen. But what does their exit mean for the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/kate-middleton-and-prince-williams-first-2020-public-appearance-274618">British monarchy</a>? And what really went wrong? &nbsp;

Let’s look at this and the other scandals that have rocked the British royal family, the world's most famous monarchy, in the last few decades: 
 
The Sussexes 'step back'&nbsp;

Prince Harry was known as the 'rebel prince' much before he met Meghan on a blind date in mid-2016, set up by a mutual friend. The relationship moved quickly and the couple immediately became endless fodder for the tabloids. In November 2016, Harry’s communications secretary issued a statement condemning the British press’s torment of his girlfriend. This was the start of their troubled relationship with the tabloids. A year later, in November 2017, they got engaged. In an interview, Harry said he tried to warn his future wife 'as much as possible'&nbsp;about the inevitable media scrutiny, but the couple was still 'totally surprised'&nbsp;by it.

Despite these early setbacks, they got married at Windsor Castle in May 2017. American-born, biracial, divorced, former actress Meghan Markle, who also happened to be an independent and outspoken woman, became the Duchess of Sussex. A year later, she gave birth to Archie, the first baby of part African descent in the family. The couple’s relationship and the birth of their son were heralded by many as immensely symbolic moments of modern Britain. An example of the monarchy embracing modernity, but it was not to be.

Throughout it all, the British tabloids kept criticising the Sussex with most of the ire being directed at Meghan. A top-selling British tabloid dubbed their announcement as 'Megxit', putting the blame squarely on Meghan's shoulders. This isn't surprising since she has been at the receiving end for negative coverage by the British press. For issues ranging from her family background to cradling her baby bump, and even eating avocados. One British Radio host was even fired after posting a tweet where he compared their offspring to a baby chimpanzee. It's safe to assume that her race had something to do with her becoming the media's new punching bag.&nbsp;

For his part, Prince Harry has been vocal about what he sees as sexist and racist coverage, even making a statement comparing the treatment of his wife to that of his late mother Princess Diana, who tragically died in a crash as her driver sped away to escape the paparazzi.&nbsp;

There was trouble on other fronts as well, rumours of a rift between Pince Harry and his older brother Prince William started emerging in March 2019. Around this time, Prince Harry and Meghan moved out of Kensington Palace. 2.4 million pounds of public money, which is about Rs 24 crores, was spent on upgrading their new official residence- Frogmore cottage. Soon after, the couple announced that they intend to split from their combined charity with the Cambridge and start their own charity, Sussex Royal.&nbsp;

Trouble was brewing in the Royal family and it started making headlines when they took part in an intimate documentary while on a tour to South Africa. They revealed the strain and pressure of living in the public eye. Meghan even said that her friends warned her not to marry Prince Harry because of the British tabloids and her husband declared that he would not be bullied into playing a game that killed his mother. In November, they announced that they will not be spending Christmas with other members of the Royal family. Opting for a six-week holiday in Canada instead where Meghan is currently residing. &nbsp;

Interestingly after their latest Instagram post, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gained 500,000 Instagram followers in just four days. They are now just 200,000 behind Prince William and Kate Middleton who have 10.8 million followers. In fact, when they joined Instagram last year on April 2, they made a Guinness World record for gaining 1 million fans within 6 hours 
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So will Harry and Meghan keep their titles while stepping back from the royal life and moving overseas? Well, so far the Sussex has expressed no intentions of relinquishing their HRH (His Royal Highness or Her Royal Highness) titles.&nbsp;

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are now expected to split their time between the UK and Canada, a country that lies within the commonwealth. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has offered his support, saying most Canadians would welcome the couple making their home there. However, he also added that further talks are needed over the costs of security.&nbsp;

Which bring us to the question of money. Right now the two receive money from the sovereign grant, a fund set up by the UK government for the Royal family. Apart from this, between them, they are estimated to have a net worth of $30 million. An accumulation of Harry’s yearly allowance and inheritance from his mother Dian and Meghan’s TV earnings.&nbsp;

As British royals, the couple is barred from earning their own cash, but this will change. So we may soon see them build celebrity empires like the Obamas or even the Kardashians. But by distancing themselves from the crown, one way or the other, they are certainly charting a new course. 
 
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Prince Andrew's sex scandal&nbsp;

The 'megxit bombshell' comes just months after the Duke of York, Prince Andrew was forced to step down from Royal duties, amid accusations of a sex scandal.&nbsp;

Prince Andrew, the second son and third child of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip announced his decision after consulting both his mother and his brother&nbsp;Prince Charles, amid growing criticism following a television interview he gave about his friendship with the late convicted sex offender- Jeffrey Epstein who committed suicide in August last year while awaiting trial for sex trafficking.&nbsp;

Prince Andrew is accused of having sex with Epstein's alleged 'sex slave' Virginia Roberts when she was just 17. The Duke of York has denied these allegations. But the FBI is continuing to investigate the case to untangle his history with the shamed American financier and his human trafficking racket. &nbsp;

In a disastrous interview, Prince Andrew, eighth-in-line to the throne, defended his friendship with Epstein, leaving viewers across the world aghast. The outcry finally forced Buckingham Palace to distance itself from the disgraced Duke - many royal experts surmise that he will not return to public duties until he is fully cleared of any wrongdoing.

Interestingly, his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, affectionately known as Fergie, with whom he continues to share a home, has stood behind him through this controversy.&nbsp;

Sarah Ferguson's scandalous photo&nbsp;

The Duchess of York faced her own crisis in 1992 when she was frozen out of the Royal Family after compromising photographs emerged of her on holiday with John Bryan, her financial advisor.&nbsp;

The Duke and Duchess of York tied the knot in 1986 - but just six years later their marriage ended in a scandal - they announced their separation in March 1992, but were still married when these photographs were published. They would go on to divorce in 1996.&nbsp;

The royal family didn’t want anything to do with Ferguson after the incident, but she was recently accepted into the Royal fold again and even attended the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.&nbsp;

Princess Diana’s Untimely Death 
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Half-past midnight, a black Mercedes crashed into a concrete pillar outside the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris. And the world lost Princess Diana - the people's Princess.

Diana’s boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, and their driver Henri Paul also died in the crash. Only one passenger survived - Trevor Rees-Jones - Fayed’s bodyguard.&nbsp;

In the wake of the crash, given Princess Diana's complicated relationship with Prince Charles and the Queen herself, all kinds of conspiracy theories began to emerge. But in the 2008 inquest of Diana's death, it was concluded that paul’s drunk driving and speeding were to blame for the accident.&nbsp;

However, many questions remain unanswered - why were they not wearing seatbelts? Why didn't Princess Diana have her own bodyguards? And could Diana have been saved?&nbsp;

At her funeral in September 1997, her brother Charles Spencer blamed the paparazzi, describing his sister as “The most hunted person of the modern age".

And hunted she was on the night of the fateful crash, the couple was trying to evade the press.&nbsp;

Diana and Dodi Fayed died barely six weeks after beginning a romance - rumours of Diana's impending engagement and even a pregnancy meant that the couple was relentlessly pursued.

The Egyptian millionaire’s father, Mohamed al-Fayed, believed that Royal Family and British Secret Services were plotting against the marriage because they disapproved of the match.

Diana's activism and glamour made her an international icon, but the Princess of Wales faced difficulties within the royal family and in the public eye from the start.

Prince Charles married lady Diana spencer in 1981, and they welcomed Prince William in 1982 and Prince Harry in 1984, but their relationship was visibly strained. They separated in 1992, before formally divorcing in 1996.

Flouting tradition, in 1995, she gave an explosive interview to journalist Martin Bashir where she revealed that “There were three people in this marriage”, alluding to her husband’s affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, adding it was “a bit crowded.” She also admitted to an adulterous affair with her riding instructor, James Hewitt.&nbsp;

A few weeks later, the Queen herself urged her son and daughter-in-law to divorce, and the following year, they made it official. Sadly, Princess Diana was killed just a year later. However, with these acts of defiance, she set a new precedent for the next generation of royals.

Prince Charles and Camilla’s affair&nbsp;

On the other hand, Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, went on to wed Camilla in 2005, 34 years after their first meeting, and the two are still together.&nbsp;

Interestingly, a year before Diana's interview, he too publicly admitting to having an affair. His confession sent ripples through the Royal Family.&nbsp;

At the time, the public largely blamed Prince Charles’ relationship with Camilla for the breakdown of his marriage to Diana - it became the scandal of the decade.&nbsp;

Princess Margaret, the original rebel &nbsp;

Queen Elizabeth II has been the central figure of Britain's monarchy for more than six decades. Head of state of the United Kingdom and 15 commonwealth nations, she married Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh in 1947. They have four children, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.&nbsp;

The queen only had one sibling – Princess Margaret, the late countess of Snowdon. The two sisters could not have been more different. While the British monarch is famously staid and consistent, her younger sister was known as a rebellious royal, ‘a&nbsp;wild child'.

She fell in love with group captain Peter Townsend, a royal air force officer and the equerry to her father King George.&nbsp;

Apart from being a commoner, peter was also a divorcee, and divorcees weren't allowed to remarry in the church of England, which Princess Margaret's sister was the head of.&nbsp;

After facing much opposition, the Princess cut off all ties with Townsend and went on to marry photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960 - the first royal marriage to be broadcast on television. &nbsp;

However, the Royal marriage soon started to crumble and after years of infidelity by both partners, the couple separated. It was the first royal divorce since King Henry VIII's in 1540. &nbsp;

King Edward VIII Abdicates&nbsp;

In December 1936, the Queen's uncle - King Edward VIII abdicated the British throne to marry his lover Wallis Simpson - an American socialite who was divorced from her first husband and was pursuing the divorce of her second. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Being the British Monarch, King Edward VIII was also the head of the Church of England and was forbidden to marry a divorcee. and so he abdicated the throne after ruling for less than a year. Thereafter, he took the title Duke of Windsor and embarked on a life with his new wife in Paris.

And now, more than eight decades later, Prince Harry is set to follow on his footsteps. The circumstances surrounding Prince Harry and King Edward VIII’s royal status decisions are very different. Harry is not the king, but he is set to become a ‘part-time’ royal, having made a decision to quit or reject the royal life and defying the British monarchy.&nbsp;

On January 8, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, unveiled their controversial plan to walk away from royal roles. “We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support her majesty the queen,'' they said in a joint statement.

On January 8, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, unveiled their controversial plan to walk away from royal roles. “We intend to step back as ‘senior’ members of the royal family and work to become financially independent while continuing to fully support her majesty the queen,'' they said in a joint statement. "We now plan to balance our time between the United Kingdom and North America, continuing to honour our duty to the Queen, the commonwealth and our patronages. This geographic balance will enable us to raise our son with an appreciation for the royal tradition into which he was born, while also providing our family with the space to focus on the next chapter, including the launch of our new charitable entity," the statement added. Apparently, the announcement on the Sussex Royal Instagram page blindsided the Queen and other family members who had no idea it was coming, it sent tabloids into overdrive. Meanwhile, the Queen summoned Senior Royals to an emergency summit to discuss the future of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Billed as the Sandringham summit, the meeting took place at the Queen's estate in Norfolk and involved Queen Elizabeth II, Harry his father Prince Charles and his brother Prince William, with Meghan reportedly joining the discussions by phone from Canada. Soon after, the queen released a statement, that said, "My family and I are entirely supportive of Harry and Meghan's desire to create a new life as a young family. Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the Royal family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family. Monarchy in Crisis? It looks like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have won the reluctant approval of the 93-year-old Queen. But what does their exit mean for the British monarchy? And what really went wrong? Let’s look at this and the other scandals that have rocked the British royal family, the world's most famous monarchy, in the last few decades: The Sussexes 'step back' Prince Harry was known as the 'rebel prince' much before he met Meghan on a blind date in mid-2016, set up by a mutual friend. The relationship moved quickly and the couple immediately became endless fodder for the tabloids. In November 2016, Harry’s communications secretary issued a statement condemning the British press’s torment of his girlfriend. This was the start of their troubled relationship with the tabloids. A year later, in November 2017, they got engaged. In an interview, Harry said he tried to warn his future wife 'as much as possible' about the inevitable media scrutiny, but the couple was still 'totally surprised' by it. Despite these early setbacks, they got married at Windsor Castle in May 2017. American-born, biracial, divorced, former actress Meghan Markle, who also happened to be an independent and outspoken woman, became the Duchess of Sussex. A year later, she gave birth to Archie, the first baby of part African descent in the family. The couple’s relationship and the birth of their son were heralded by many as immensely symbolic moments of modern Britain. An example of the monarchy embracing modernity, but it was not to be. Throughout it all, the British tabloids kept criticising the Sussex with most of the ire being directed at Meghan. A top-selling British tabloid dubbed their announcement as 'Megxit', putting the blame squarely on Meghan's shoulders. This isn't surprising since she has been at the receiving end for negative coverage by the British press. For issues ranging from her family background to cradling her baby bump, and even eating avocados. One British Radio host was even fired after posting a tweet where he compared their offspring to a baby chimpanzee. It's safe to assume that her race had something to do with her becoming the media's new punching bag. For his part, Prince Harry has been vocal about what he sees as sexist and racist coverage, even making a statement comparing the treatment of his wife to that of his late mother Princess Diana, who tragically died in a crash as her driver sped away to escape the paparazzi. There was trouble on other fronts as well, rumours of a rift between Pince Harry and his older brother Prince William started emerging in March 2019. Around this time, Prince Harry and Meghan moved out of Kensington Palace. 2.4 million pounds of public money, which is about Rs 24 crores, was spent on upgrading their new official residence- Frogmore cottage. Soon after, the couple announced that they intend to split from their combined charity with the Cambridge and start their own charity, Sussex Royal. Trouble was brewing in the Royal family and it started making headlines when they took part in an intimate documentary while on a tour to South Africa. They revealed the strain and pressure of living in the public eye. Meghan even said that her friends warned her not to marry Prince Harry because of the British tabloids and her husband declared that he would not be bullied into playing a game that killed his mother. In November, they announced that they will not be spending Christmas with other members of the Royal family. Opting for a six-week holiday in Canada instead where Meghan is currently residing. Interestingly after their latest Instagram post, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle gained 500,000 Instagram followers in just four days. They are now just 200,000 behind Prince William and Kate Middleton who have 10.8 million followers. In fact, when they joined Instagram last year on April 2, they made a Guinness World record for gaining 1 million fans within 6 hours So will Harry and Meghan keep their titles while stepping back from the royal life and moving overseas? Well, so far the Sussex has expressed no intentions of relinquishing their HRH (His Royal Highness or Her Royal Highness) titles. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are now expected to split their time between the UK and Canada, a country that lies within the commonwealth. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has offered his support, saying most Canadians would welcome the couple making their home there. However, he also added that further talks are needed over the costs of security. Which bring us to the question of money. Right now the two receive money from the sovereign grant, a fund set up by the UK government for the Royal family. Apart from this, between them, they are estimated to have a net worth of $30 million. An accumulation of Harry’s yearly allowance and inheritance from his mother Dian and Meghan’s TV earnings. As British royals, the couple is barred from earning their own cash, but this will change. So we may soon see them build celebrity empires like the Obamas or even the Kardashians. But by distancing themselves from the crown, one way or the other, they are certainly charting a new course. WATCH: Royal mess continues × Prince Andrew's sex scandal The 'megxit bombshell' comes just months after the Duke of York, Prince Andrew was forced to step down from Royal duties, amid accusations of a sex scandal. Prince Andrew, the second son and third child of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip announced his decision after consulting both his mother and his brother Prince Charles, amid growing criticism following a television interview he gave about his friendship with the late convicted sex offender- Jeffrey Epstein who committed suicide in August last year while awaiting trial for sex trafficking. Prince Andrew is accused of having sex with Epstein's alleged 'sex slave' Virginia Roberts when she was just 17. The Duke of York has denied these allegations. But the FBI is continuing to investigate the case to untangle his history with the shamed American financier and his human trafficking racket. In a disastrous interview, Prince Andrew, eighth-in-line to the throne, defended his friendship with Epstein, leaving viewers across the world aghast. The outcry finally forced Buckingham Palace to distance itself from the disgraced Duke - many royal experts surmise that he will not return to public duties until he is fully cleared of any wrongdoing. Interestingly, his former wife, Sarah Ferguson, affectionately known as Fergie, with whom he continues to share a home, has stood behind him through this controversy. Sarah Ferguson's scandalous photo The Duchess of York faced her own crisis in 1992 when she was frozen out of the Royal Family after compromising photographs emerged of her on holiday with John Bryan, her financial advisor. The Duke and Duchess of York tied the knot in 1986 - but just six years later their marriage ended in a scandal - they announced their separation in March 1992, but were still married when these photographs were published. They would go on to divorce in 1996. The royal family didn’t want anything to do with Ferguson after the incident, but she was recently accepted into the Royal fold again and even attended the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Princess Diana’s Untimely Death Half-past midnight, a black Mercedes crashed into a concrete pillar outside the Pont de l'Alma tunnel in Paris. And the world lost Princess Diana - the people's Princess. Diana’s boyfriend, Dodi Fayed, and their driver Henri Paul also died in the crash. Only one passenger survived - Trevor Rees-Jones - Fayed’s bodyguard. In the wake of the crash, given Princess Diana's complicated relationship with Prince Charles and the Queen herself, all kinds of conspiracy theories began to emerge. But in the 2008 inquest of Diana's death, it was concluded that paul’s drunk driving and speeding were to blame for the accident. However, many questions remain unanswered - why were they not wearing seatbelts? Why didn't Princess Diana have her own bodyguards? And could Diana have been saved? At her funeral in September 1997, her brother Charles Spencer blamed the paparazzi, describing his sister as “The most hunted person of the modern age". And hunted she was on the night of the fateful crash, the couple was trying to evade the press. Diana and Dodi Fayed died barely six weeks after beginning a romance - rumours of Diana's impending engagement and even a pregnancy meant that the couple was relentlessly pursued. The Egyptian millionaire’s father, Mohamed al-Fayed, believed that Royal Family and British Secret Services were plotting against the marriage because they disapproved of the match. Diana's activism and glamour made her an international icon, but the Princess of Wales faced difficulties within the royal family and in the public eye from the start. Prince Charles married lady Diana spencer in 1981, and they welcomed Prince William in 1982 and Prince Harry in 1984, but their relationship was visibly strained. They separated in 1992, before formally divorcing in 1996. Flouting tradition, in 1995, she gave an explosive interview to journalist Martin Bashir where she revealed that “There were three people in this marriage”, alluding to her husband’s affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, adding it was “a bit crowded.” She also admitted to an adulterous affair with her riding instructor, James Hewitt. A few weeks later, the Queen herself urged her son and daughter-in-law to divorce, and the following year, they made it official. Sadly, Princess Diana was killed just a year later. However, with these acts of defiance, she set a new precedent for the next generation of royals. Prince Charles and Camilla’s affair On the other hand, Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, went on to wed Camilla in 2005, 34 years after their first meeting, and the two are still together. Interestingly, a year before Diana's interview, he too publicly admitting to having an affair. His confession sent ripples through the Royal Family. At the time, the public largely blamed Prince Charles’ relationship with Camilla for the breakdown of his marriage to Diana - it became the scandal of the decade. Princess Margaret, the original rebel Queen Elizabeth II has been the central figure of Britain's monarchy for more than six decades. Head of state of the United Kingdom and 15 commonwealth nations, she married Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh in 1947. They have four children, eight grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. The queen only had one sibling – Princess Margaret, the late countess of Snowdon. The two sisters could not have been more different. While the British monarch is famously staid and consistent, her younger sister was known as a rebellious royal, ‘a wild child'. She fell in love with group captain Peter Townsend, a royal air force officer and the equerry to her father King George. Apart from being a commoner, peter was also a divorcee, and divorcees weren't allowed to remarry in the church of England, which Princess Margaret's sister was the head of. After facing much opposition, the Princess cut off all ties with Townsend and went on to marry photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960 - the first royal marriage to be broadcast on television. However, the Royal marriage soon started to crumble and after years of infidelity by both partners, the couple separated. It was the first royal divorce since King Henry VIII's in 1540. King Edward VIII Abdicates In December 1936, the Queen's uncle - King Edward VIII abdicated the British throne to marry his lover Wallis Simpson - an American socialite who was divorced from her first husband and was pursuing the divorce of her second. Being the British Monarch, King Edward VIII was also the head of the Church of England and was forbidden to marry a divorcee. and so he abdicated the throne after ruling for less than a year. Thereafter, he took the title Duke of Windsor and embarked on a life with his new wife in Paris. And now, more than eight decades later, Prince Harry is set to follow on his footsteps. The circumstances surrounding Prince Harry and King Edward VIII’s royal status decisions are very different. Harry is not the king, but he is set to become a ‘part-time’ royal, having made a decision to quit or reject the royal life and defying the British monarchy.

Explained: Royal mess - all the controversies that British Monarchy has faced till date

Queen Elizabeth has reluctantly agreed to her grandson Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's wish for a more independent future after the British royal family held crisis talks on Monday to resolve a widening rift among the Windsors.

Harry and his American actress wife will now begin a "period of transition" that will see them split their time between Britain and Canada as they also seek a lifestyle less encumbered by royal duties and to end their reliance on public funding.

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(Queen Elizabeth | Photo Credit: Reuters)

It comes after what the 93-year-old queen described as "very constructive discussions" between herself, Harry, his elder brother Prince William and his father and heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, at the monarch's rural Sandringham estate in eastern England.

A final decision on the future of the couple, officially the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will be determined in days, she said in a statement.

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"My family and I are entirely supportive of Harry and Meghan’s desire to create a new life as a young family," Elizabeth said.

"Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the Royal Family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family."

The statement was highly unusual both in its informal tone and its personal nature, addressing the couple by name rather than by their titles.

Meghan, who is currently in Canada with their infant son Archie, had been expected to join Monday's discussion by telephone.

The royal crisis was triggered when Harry, 35, and Meghan, 38, publicly announced last week that they wished to step back from royal duties and spend more time in North America.

Although there had been initial discussions about their future, neither the queen nor Charles were consulted beforehand, a step seen as hurtful and premature by a family whose roots go back through a thousand years of European history.

It also exposed suspected divisions in the Windsor family and prompted soul-searching over what it means to be royal in the 21st century.

"New role"

Harry and Meghan say they want a "progressive" new role for themselves and financial independence. As one of the world's most glamorous couples, they have also made clear that they were struggling with the intense media scrutiny.

Last year, they announced legal action against a British tabloid, and Harry said papers had been bullying his wife in a way reminiscent of the hounding his mother Princess Diana had suffered before her death in a Paris car crash in 1997.

But it is unclear how they will pull off a partial pullback from royal roles - which some media have dubbed "Megxit" in a play on Britain's tortuous Brexit departure from the European Union - or who will pay for a transatlantic lifestyle.

Currently, they are mainly funded by money from Prince Charles's Duchy of Cornwall estate as their royal roles have precluded them seeking personal incomes.

"These are complex matters for my family to resolve, and there is some more work to be done, but I have asked for final decisions to be reached in the coming days," the queen said in her statement.

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said most Canadians are very supportive of having the royals in the country. "But how that looks and what kind of costs is involved, there is still lots of discussions to have," Trudeau told Global News in a television interview.

There are no provisions in Canada's Citizenship Act that confer Canadian citizenship status to members of the royal family by virtue of their status as a member of the monarchy, Canada's immigration department said in an emailed statement.

To become legal permanent residents of Canada, they would need to apply through normal immigration processes, the statement added.

Prince Charles, 71, has long sought a leaner royal family, but it is unclear how Harry and Meghan would fit into that model - especially if they essentially become Hollywood superstars.

In trying to resolve the crisis, the most powerful members of the so-called royal "Firm" are aware that the final outcome could shape the monarchy's future.

Elizabeth has served the country loyally since ascending the throne in 1952, earning the respect and admiration of most Britons, including many republicans, but the family has also sometimes faced accusations of being aloof and out of touch.

The breakdown in royal relations has dominated the British media for days, with newspapers running a host of stories, based on quotes from unidentified royal insiders, about a split between Harry and William, the Duke of Cambridge, and anger at the top of the family amid suspicion of leaks and ostracism.

In a sign of the tensions, Harry and William issued a rare public statement on Monday to denounce a report by the Times newspaper based on an unnamed source which said Harry and Meghan had been pushed away by "a bullying attitude" from William who had not been welcoming to Meghan.

"False"

"Despite clear denials, a false story ran in a UK newspaper today speculating about the relationship between The Duke of Sussex and The Duke of Cambridge," the statement said.

"For brothers who care so deeply about the issues surrounding mental health, the use of inflammatory language in this way is offensive and potentially harmful."

The furore over the couple, who married in May 2018 in a glittering ceremony watched by millions round the world, comes after a tough 2019 for the royal family.

Prince Andrew's friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein came under uncomfortable scrutiny while the queen's husband, Prince Philip, 98, received a police warning over a car crash.

Queen Elizabeth has reluctantly agreed to her grandson Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's wish for a more independent future after the British royal family held crisis talks on Monday to resolve a widening rift among the Windsors.

Queen Elizabeth has reluctantly agreed to her grandson Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's wish for a more independent future after the British royal family held crisis talks on Monday to resolve a widening rift among the Windsors. Harry and his American actress wife will now begin a "period of transition" that will see them split their time between Britain and Canada as they also seek a lifestyle less encumbered by royal duties and to end their reliance on public funding. Watch: Also read: Queen Elizabeth II agrees to 'period of transition'; Harry & Megan to spend time in Canada, UK (Queen Elizabeth | Photo Credit: Reuters) It comes after what the 93-year-old queen described as "very constructive discussions" between herself, Harry, his elder brother Prince William and his father and heir to the British throne, Prince Charles, at the monarch's rural Sandringham estate in eastern England. A final decision on the future of the couple, officially the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will be determined in days, she said in a statement. (Meghan Markle and Harry | Photo Credit: Reuters) "My family and I are entirely supportive of Harry and Meghan’s desire to create a new life as a young family," Elizabeth said. "Although we would have preferred them to remain full-time working members of the Royal Family, we respect and understand their wish to live a more independent life as a family while remaining a valued part of my family." The statement was highly unusual both in its informal tone and its personal nature, addressing the couple by name rather than by their titles. Meghan, who is currently in Canada with their infant son Archie, had been expected to join Monday's discussion by telephone. The royal crisis was triggered when Harry, 35, and Meghan, 38, publicly announced last week that they wished to step back from royal duties and spend more time in North America. Although there had been initial discussions about their future, neither the queen nor Charles were consulted beforehand, a step seen as hurtful and premature by a family whose roots go back through a thousand years of European history. It also exposed suspected divisions in the Windsor family and prompted soul-searching over what it means to be royal in the 21st century. "New role" Harry and Meghan say they want a "progressive" new role for themselves and financial independence. As one of the world's most glamorous couples, they have also made clear that they were struggling with the intense media scrutiny. Last year, they announced legal action against a British tabloid, and Harry said papers had been bullying his wife in a way reminiscent of the hounding his mother Princess Diana had suffered before her death in a Paris car crash in 1997. But it is unclear how they will pull off a partial pullback from royal roles - which some media have dubbed "Megxit" in a play on Britain's tortuous Brexit departure from the European Union - or who will pay for a transatlantic lifestyle. Currently, they are mainly funded by money from Prince Charles's Duchy of Cornwall estate as their royal roles have precluded them seeking personal incomes. "These are complex matters for my family to resolve, and there is some more work to be done, but I have asked for final decisions to be reached in the coming days," the queen said in her statement. Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said most Canadians are very supportive of having the royals in the country. "But how that looks and what kind of costs is involved, there is still lots of discussions to have," Trudeau told Global News in a television interview. There are no provisions in Canada's Citizenship Act that confer Canadian citizenship status to members of the royal family by virtue of their status as a member of the monarchy, Canada's immigration department said in an emailed statement. To become legal permanent residents of Canada, they would need to apply through normal immigration processes, the statement added. Prince Charles, 71, has long sought a leaner royal family, but it is unclear how Harry and Meghan would fit into that model - especially if they essentially become Hollywood superstars. In trying to resolve the crisis, the most powerful members of the so-called royal "Firm" are aware that the final outcome could shape the monarchy's future. Elizabeth has served the country loyally since ascending the throne in 1952, earning the respect and admiration of most Britons, including many republicans, but the family has also sometimes faced accusations of being aloof and out of touch. The breakdown in royal relations has dominated the British media for days, with newspapers running a host of stories, based on quotes from unidentified royal insiders, about a split between Harry and William, the Duke of Cambridge, and anger at the top of the family amid suspicion of leaks and ostracism. In a sign of the tensions, Harry and William issued a rare public statement on Monday to denounce a report by the Times newspaper based on an unnamed source which said Harry and Meghan had been pushed away by "a bullying attitude" from William who had not been welcoming to Meghan. "False" "Despite clear denials, a false story ran in a UK newspaper today speculating about the relationship between The Duke of Sussex and The Duke of Cambridge," the statement said. "For brothers who care so deeply about the issues surrounding mental health, the use of inflammatory language in this way is offensive and potentially harmful." The furore over the couple, who married in May 2018 in a glittering ceremony watched by millions round the world, comes after a tough 2019 for the royal family. Prince Andrew's friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein came under uncomfortable scrutiny while the queen's husband, Prince Philip, 98, received a police warning over a car crash.

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