Royal News – live: Harry expresses fears Meghan could be attacked with ‘knife or acid’ upon her return to Britain

“All it takes is one actor, one person reading this stuff and acting on what they’ve read, and whether that’s a knife or acid… those are real concerns for me, they’re one of the reasons I’m not going to bring my wife back to this country,” he said.

Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond said OK! Magazine: “Until this incident is resolved and Harry is given the guaranteed police protection he believes he needs for himself and his family – a demand I have some understanding for – I cannot imagine him bringing Meghan and the children here.

“The security issue always provides a credible excuse for Meghan and the children not coming to the UK.

“Personally, I don’t think she would ever want to come back here, but I think she will be well aware that her absence from something like the Invictus Games – her husband’s greatest achievement – would signal more than just security concerns.”

Glamorous, competitive and steeped in history, the Olympic Games remain the most prestigious event in the world of sport, so it should come as no surprise that a number of royals have attended the tournament over the years.

An Olympic medal remains the most prestigious – and one of the most unlikely – achievements in sport, as each country sends only its very best athletes to compete on the world stage.

In several cases, members of the British, Monegasque, Jordanian, Spanish and Emirati royal families were among them.

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The Duke of Sussex appeared nervous when asked about his father King Charles and sister-in-law Kate’s battles with cancer.

In ITV’s new documentary Tabloid newspapers in courtwhich aired on Thursday, presenter Rebecca Barry asked the prince: “Both your father and your sister-in-law were unwell.

“I think it’s a reminder to all of us that life is precious.

“Do you ever think, ‘It’s not worth it. Life is just too short for these legal battles?'”

Prince Harry seemed shocked by the question and replied: “Um, I don’t think continuing these legal battles is the kind of thing I…

“The two things are completely separate.

“Um, you know, my father, my sister-in-law and I, you know, going through these legal battles are two completely different things.”

According to a royal biographer, the late queen felt increasingly isolated in the months leading up to her death due to the loss of several close friends and her husband, Prince Philip.

Robert Jobson claimed that she had started inviting former employees to visit. One employee revealed: “She told me she didn’t know anyone (her employees and servants) anymore.”

In her final months, she enjoyed regular visits and phone calls with her grandson Prince William, who had recently moved to Adelaide Cottage near Windsor Castle.

An adviser said: “Prince William knew that the time he spent with his grandmother was precious and he is delighted that the couple have made this decision.”

It has been a difficult year for the royal family, with both Charles and Kate having to step back from their public duties to continue their treatment.

The couple supported each other in coping with the difficult news, but also received a lot of support from outside the palace walls: they received an incredible 27,000 written messages wishing them good health.

Personal letters from Princess Diana to her family’s former housekeeper provide insight into the childhood relationship between Prince William and Harry.

Diana sent the previously unpublished notes to Violet Collison, whom she affectionately called Collie, the housekeeper at Park House on the Sandringham Estate, where Diana spent her childhood.

In one of the letters she wrote: “William adores his little brother and showers Harry with hugs and kisses all the time.”

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“Everything I say about my family triggers a flood of insults in the press,” he admitted.

“The future of the Sussexes is pretty bleak… I think they are on the decline,” he said The sun.

Bower then said the couple, who have revealed everything in several interviews, could “drop another bombshell.”

“But whenever they need money, whenever they need publicity to boost their reputation, they drop the next bombshell,” he claimed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s relationship with the royal family appears to have deteriorated after they stepped down as active members of the royal family in 2020, citing press interference and a desire to lead more independent lives.

Although there are reports that the women remain allies of the Sussexes, they have now apparently distanced themselves from the couple, who stepped down as active members of the royal family in 2020.

“Beatrice and Eugenie have pledged their loyalty to the royal family,” said an insider Bella Magazine.

“They haven’t communicated with the Sussexes for quite some time. They’re nowhere near as close as they once were.”