On April 17, as the Birtish royal family comes together to bid final farewell to the patriarch Prince Philip, Meghan Markle will give the event a miss. Meghan is expecting her second child with Prince Harry in July this year and has stayed back in America on the advice&nbsp;of her doctor.&nbsp; 
 
Queen Elizabeth II, according to reports, 'understands why' Harry decided to travel home to the UK alone.&nbsp; 
 
"It was always a given that Harry would return to England for his grandfather's passing," a &nbsp;source told People magazine. The source revealed that the the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "were in contact with the Queen," ever since they heard of Prince Philip's death on Friday.&nbsp; 
 
"Meghan expressed condolences. The Queen understands why she can't travel at the moment," the insider added. 
 
Meghan was advised to not travel, the source explained. She is in California with the couple's son Archie who will turn two in May.&nbsp; 
 
Harry arrived at the UK on Sunday following the death of his grandfather. He is reportedly quarantining at the Fogmore Cottage- a place which was his and Meghan's residence before they permanently moved to America.&nbsp; 
 
The trip to the UK for the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral marks Harry's first visit home in over a year.&nbsp;

On April 17, as the Birtish royal family comes together to bid final farewell to the patriarch Prince Philip, Meghan Markle will give the event a miss. Meghan is expecting her second child with Prince Harry in July this year and has stayed back in America on the advice of her doctor.

On April 17, as the Birtish royal family comes together to bid final farewell to the patriarch Prince Philip, Meghan Markle will give the event a miss. Meghan is expecting her second child with Prince Harry in July this year and has stayed back in America on the advice of her doctor. Queen Elizabeth II, according to reports, 'understands why' Harry decided to travel home to the UK alone. "It was always a given that Harry would return to England for his grandfather's passing," a source told People magazine. The source revealed that the the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "were in contact with the Queen," ever since they heard of Prince Philip's death on Friday. "Meghan expressed condolences. The Queen understands why she can't travel at the moment," the insider added. Meghan was advised to not travel, the source explained. She is in California with the couple's son Archie who will turn two in May. Harry arrived at the UK on Sunday following the death of his grandfather. He is reportedly quarantining at the Fogmore Cottage- a place which was his and Meghan's residence before they permanently moved to America. The trip to the UK for the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral marks Harry's first visit home in over a year.

Queen Elizabeth 'understands' why Meghan Markle is not attending Prince Philip's funeral 

Prince Harry's mental health documentary series with Oprah Winfrey has been 'stalled', after facing several delays, according to insiders.

In April, The Duke of Sussex, 36, who is currently living&nbsp;in California, announced he had been working on the Apple TV documentary series for 'several months' with the media mogul.

According to The Sun, the documentary was due to be released last autumn, but sources have now said &nbsp;Covid-19 restrictions, Harry's exit from the Royal Family and move to the US with Meghan Markle, 39, have slowed down production. 
 
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Oprah has become good friends with Prince Harry and Meghan, as well as with her mother Doria Ragland, and recently endorsed a Californian based 'women-led wellness company' invested in by the Duchess. &nbsp;

The multi-part documentary series, which the pair worked on for 'several months'&nbsp;during a number of 'secret meetings in London', will focus on both mental illness and mental wellness, and aims to inspire viewers to have an honest conversation about the challenges they face.&nbsp; 
 
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In April last year, the Duke of Sussex announced a partnership with Oprah Winfrey as co-creators and executive producers of the mental health documentary series for Apple.&nbsp;

At the time, a post from the Duke and Duchess' Sussex Royal Instagram page in 2019 said: 'We are excited to announce The Duke of Sussex and Oprah Winfrey are partners, co-creators and executive producers on their forthcoming mental health series launching on Apple in 2020.'&nbsp;

The Duke said at the time: 'I am incredibly proud to be working alongside Oprah on this vital series which we have been developing together for several months.

'I truly believe that good mental health – mental fitness – is the key to powerful leadership, productive communities and a purpose-driven self.&nbsp;

There were reportedly plans for Harry to 'appear on camera', though it hasn't been decided whether he will be interviewed by the chat show host.&nbsp;

Prince Harry has previously spoken out about battling 'numerous breakdowns' while coming to terms with mother Diana's death, and Oprah revealed that he jumped at the chance to get involved about a project that is so close to his heart.

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Prince Harry's mental health documentary series with Oprah Winfrey has been 'stalled', after facing several delays, according to insiders. In April, The Duke of Sussex, 36, who is currently living in California, announced he had been working on the Apple TV documentary series for 'several months' with the media mogul.

Prince Harry's mental health documentary series with Oprah Winfrey has been 'stalled', after facing several delays, according to insiders. In April, The Duke of Sussex, 36, who is currently living in California, announced he had been working on the Apple TV documentary series for 'several months' with the media mogul. According to The Sun, the documentary was due to be released last autumn, but sources have now said Covid-19 restrictions, Harry's exit from the Royal Family and move to the US with Meghan Markle, 39, have slowed down production. Als read: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to extend 'Megxit' deal: Report Oprah has become good friends with Prince Harry and Meghan, as well as with her mother Doria Ragland, and recently endorsed a Californian based 'women-led wellness company' invested in by the Duchess. The multi-part documentary series, which the pair worked on for 'several months' during a number of 'secret meetings in London', will focus on both mental illness and mental wellness, and aims to inspire viewers to have an honest conversation about the challenges they face. Also see: From Harry & Meghan Markle's wedding to Megxit- a timeline of the royal exit In April last year, the Duke of Sussex announced a partnership with Oprah Winfrey as co-creators and executive producers of the mental health documentary series for Apple. At the time, a post from the Duke and Duchess' Sussex Royal Instagram page in 2019 said: 'We are excited to announce The Duke of Sussex and Oprah Winfrey are partners, co-creators and executive producers on their forthcoming mental health series launching on Apple in 2020.' The Duke said at the time: 'I am incredibly proud to be working alongside Oprah on this vital series which we have been developing together for several months. 'I truly believe that good mental health – mental fitness – is the key to powerful leadership, productive communities and a purpose-driven self. There were reportedly plans for Harry to 'appear on camera', though it hasn't been decided whether he will be interviewed by the chat show host. Prince Harry has previously spoken out about battling 'numerous breakdowns' while coming to terms with mother Diana's death, and Oprah revealed that he jumped at the chance to get involved about a project that is so close to his heart.

Prince Harry's mental health documentary with Oprah Winfrey stalled due to COVID restrictions

The royals Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton have come together to share a powerful message about mental health. 
 
The family is taking the initiative to share a powerful and inspiring message about mental health, reported news agency. According to Harper's Bazaar, the royals are taking part in Britain's National Health Service initiative and helping out with a new online program, 'Every Mind Matters', cited news agency. 
 
"Everyone knows that feeling when life gets on top of us," Prince William said in the beginning of a newly released video. 
 
"We feel stressed, low, anxious or have trouble sleeping," Prince Harry added. "We think there is nothing to be done, nothing we can do about it." 
 
"But now there's a new way to help turn things around," Meghan explained. "Every Mind Matters will show you simple ways to look after your mental health". 
 
Last but not least, Kate added, "It will get you started with a free online plan designed to help you deal with stress, boost your mood, improve your sleep and feel more in control". 
 
The video does not show the family's face, however, their voices can be heard loud and clear. Notable celebrities that star in the mental health public service announcement (PSA) include Gillian Anderson, Glenn Close, and former cricket player, Freddie Flintoff. 
 
According to the magazine, Britons will be able to see an almost three-minute video on Monday evening, which will air on all major networks, cited news agency.

The royals Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton have come together to share a powerful message about mental health. The family is taking the initiative to share a powerful and inspiring message about mental health, reported news agency.

The royals Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Prince William, and Kate Middleton have come together to share a powerful message about mental health. The family is taking the initiative to share a powerful and inspiring message about mental health, reported news agency. According to Harper's Bazaar, the royals are taking part in Britain's National Health Service initiative and helping out with a new online program, 'Every Mind Matters', cited news agency. "Everyone knows that feeling when life gets on top of us," Prince William said in the beginning of a newly released video. "We feel stressed, low, anxious or have trouble sleeping," Prince Harry added. "We think there is nothing to be done, nothing we can do about it." "But now there's a new way to help turn things around," Meghan explained. "Every Mind Matters will show you simple ways to look after your mental health". Last but not least, Kate added, "It will get you started with a free online plan designed to help you deal with stress, boost your mood, improve your sleep and feel more in control". The video does not show the family's face, however, their voices can be heard loud and clear. Notable celebrities that star in the mental health public service announcement (PSA) include Gillian Anderson, Glenn Close, and former cricket player, Freddie Flintoff. According to the magazine, Britons will be able to see an almost three-minute video on Monday evening, which will air on all major networks, cited news agency.

The royals team up to share powerful message on mental health