The Queen has said that she is saddened
to hear of how challenging the past years have been for The Duke
and Duchess of Sussex but has underlined that issues raised in
their interview with Oprah Winfrey will be handled behind Palace
doors. The full statement reads: ”The whole family is saddened to
learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have
been for Harry and Meghan.
Buckingham Palace is set to involve
Downing Street in discussions about how to respond to the
allegations made against The Royal Family by the Duke and Duchess
of Sussex. Downing Street BBC Royal Correspondent Nicholas Witchell
said he would be surprised if the Royal…
The Prince of Wale has made his first
public appearance since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s interview
with Oprah Winfrey was broadcast on CBS and ITV. Prince Charles was
visiting Jesus House Church in North London where an NHS pop-up
vaccination centre is…
The Duke of Edinburgh has begun his
fourth week as a patient in hospital having been admitted to King
Edward VII’s 21 days ago. This is by far the longest time Prince
Philip has been admitted to hospital, his previous longest stay
lasting for 11 days back in 2013. The 99-year-old prince underwent
heart surgery last Wednesday and continues to rest and recuperate
according to Buckingham…
SYDNEY ZATZ: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are being unfairly treated by the monarchy
9th March 2021
Sydney Zatz says that the Duke and
Duchess of Sussex’s interview was a difficult watch, but that
ultimately, they were being treated unfairly by the monarchy. On
Sunday night, America watched as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex
candidly sit down with Oprah Winfrey in…
11m people in the UK tune in to watch the Duke & Duchess of Sussex's interview with Oprah Winfrey
9th March 2021
Just over 11m people tuned in to watch
the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s interview with Oprah Winfrey which
aired on ITV in the UK on Monday evening. According to overnight
figures posted by BARB, the interview attracted a 54% share of the
television audience. At…
Princess Eugenie filmed a short video
celebrating International Women’s Day with her organisation, The
Anti-Slavery Collective, saying that “women and girls hold up half
the sky.” In the video, posted to The Anti-Slavery Collective’s
Instagram page, Eugenie and her co-founder Julia de Boinville share
their best wishes for International Women’s Day. “We believe that
women and…
The Duchess of Cambridge sat down with a
record-setting rowing champion to discuss her successes on
International Women’s Day on Monday. Kate spoke with the
21-year-old Jasmine Harrison, who completed the Talisker Whisky
Atlantic Challenge—which sees people sail from…
The Queen refuses to sign off Buckingham Palace statement addressing Harry & Meghan's Oprah interview
8th March 2021
The Queen has refused to sign off a
Buckingham Palace statement addressing the Duke and Duchess of
Sussex’s explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey on Sunday as the
monarch requests more time to consider a response. According to The
Times, Buckingham Palace was ready…
It was a television event that was almost
as hyped-up as the Super Bowl, with some Americans even hosting
viewing parties. But despite many in the States being more
supportive of Team Sussex than in the UK, Sunday’s Oprah interview
still had a mixed response in the couple’s new home country. Shock
and sadness were two emotions frequently mentioned by Royal Central
readers.
