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I think he meant “I want reconciliation, but I can’t shut up and make actual amends privately, so no one trusts me”
The Duke of Sussex has said reconciliation with the Royal family is “the most important thing” to him, but warned “some people” did not have the same ambition.
Prince Harry said in an interview that reconciling with his family was his main goal, but admitted that “scars stick around forever”.
🔗:telegraph.co.uk/royal-family…
I don’t think it matters that the Sussexes can pull a crowd or get press to call their work an “engagement.” Since they’ve moved back, all we have seen is mounting proof that they need the perception of being Royal and the Royal Family is just fine without them.
Lauren must have “make friends with royalty” as the next item on her wishlist.
Boost for Prince Harry as Amazon is 'set to sponsor Duke's Invictus Games in big-money deal' trib.al/XMnhnE2
Charles Spencer:
- Married to wife #4
- None of his adult children speak to him
- Financially reliant on Diana being culturally relevant
Why is any media or platforming the revisionist history of this man who is the least trustworthy and reliable of narrators?
Recollections may vary…
BREAKING: In response to Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer claiming King Charles said "we'll forget her soon enough" following her tragic death in 1997, a Palace spokesman said:
‘While we do not comment on books as a matter of principle, His Majesty is mindful that the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory in ways others do not recognise, even many years after such a loss.’
mirror.co.uk/news/royals/ear…
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What I find truly remarkable about the H&M saga is that they haven’t even evolved in the slightest. Most people, especially when you’ve had children grow up, focus and evolve into competent mature rational adults but these two are without a doubt the most immature petulant adults I’ve ever witnessed.
They’re even more angry than they’ve ever been, it’s extraordinary and whilst it’s interesting watching it play out in the media, I can’t even begin to imagine what it’s like behind closed door, especially for the children.
How can you spend six years seeking and obtaining everything you wanted only to undo absolutely everything by returning to the place you desperately wanted to leave and then behave as though it never happened?
They have come back without an ounce of humility, in fact they’re even more arrogant which in itself is staggering considering they’re here because their new life in the US failed spectacularly. They’re think they can return and behave like two foot stomping toddlers to get their own way and if they don’t they want to ruin the royals, again.
The world is watching them implode, having hourly tantrums and releasing a ridiculous number of press releases believing this is helping their cause by feeding their insatiable appetite for media attention. Whilst we all have opinions on their destructive behaviour and their nefarious activities at the end of the day the only ones that really matter will be the opinions of their children.
So they deserve advance notice for a letter stating that facts remain unchanged, but they don’t have to give advance notice to the government or the King that they are moving back? Do they think no one remembers why this letter is necessary in the first place?
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have responded to the King's strongly-worded letter clarifying that the couple are to be treated as “private citizens”, are not allowed to use their HRH titles and do not work on behalf of the Royal Family.
Harry and Meghan's official spokesperson said: "We were a little surprised not to have been told about this in advance."
My bet is that Harry and Meghan’s team were asked to comment on the multiple articles that have come out in top US media referring to their “fading Hollywood success” and put out The Gentleman news to make her look in demand in the industry and balance those stories.
If this is true, then they really are in financial trouble.
Meghan could return to acting once back in UK bbc.in/4gpQjHs
The only real thing I’ve learned today is that AI is very kind to Prince Harry’s hairline and density.
The Sussexes moving back to the UK is the most embarrassing and desperate thing they have done since they left 6 years ago.
There are not arguments. There is an entitled former working royal trying to blackmail the government and his family based on his own delusions and desperation to refresh his royal ties for financial gain.
The arguments over Prince Harry UK security rumble on.
Now Harry considering NOT bringing Meghan and children with him to UK next week, after being told he will get nothing more than the phone number for a police liaison officer… itv.com/news/2026-06-28/prin…
Marketing IS a funnel, and organic social media posts are at the very top of it, where their primary power is building awareness. It is not a high converting marketing channel, and As Ever doesn’t seem to be activating the channels that do convert sales, or really any channels.
'This is the year when her brand has to really work, otherwise all wheels come off,' according to a royal commentator. #DailyExpress express.co.uk/news/royal/220…
I’ve worked with e-comm brands big and small and they all have at least some of these. In my opinion, the most egregious is that I bought something from As Ever as a holiday gag gift, and I have not received a single marketing email since. In 6 months. Email is the BARE MINIMUM.
Queen Camilla to her staff:
“Get me the chicest Democrats you can find and a type of cultural institution the Republicans are trying to defund!!”
“A classic New York landmark that houses all the great love stories…” - Carrie Bradshaw
📚 The New York Public Library houses more than 50 million items, including nearly 15 million books, serving as a major centre for scholarship, learning and public access to knowledge.
Joined by guests from across the literary world, The Queen explored the library and spoke of the fundamental importance of reading at all ages.
Her Majesty also had the opportunity to spend time with representatives of domestic violence charities, who make use of the library.














