PRINCE Harry was called a "b***end" by Mike Tindall during The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, a source has claimed.
The Duke & Duchess kept a low profile when they flew to the UK for the Queen's Jubilee weekend – only publicly appearing at the Service of Thanksgiving across the four-day celebration.
And according to The Express, a source claimed that former rugby star Tindall called the Duke “that b***end” as they left the Platinum Party concert at Buckingham Palace on June 4.
It appears that Tindall made a conscious effort to avoid Harry and Meghan during the Jubilee celebrations, as the pair were met with frosty expressions from much of the Royal Family.
In a clip of the event Tindall can be seen actively avoiding the Duke.
Speaking on the clip, body language expert Judi James told the newspaper: “With Mike’s closeness to William in mind it also appeared to have created a bit of a dilemma as Harry stepped out into Zara’s group as they waited for their transport.
"Zara looks happy to chat and even turns fully to talk to Harry here, who is looking anxious and keen to get into his own car.
"In the end he talks to Viscount Lindley, who turns his own back on Harry, cutting the two men off from Zara’s conversation with Harry.
“This doesn’t appear to be Mike’s normal style of behaviour as he usually looks too easy-going and too tough to get involved in politics and it could be that his attention was taken arranging the right cars, but there are no signs of any farewell from him, either.”
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Royals fans back Mike Tindall in Jubilee row
Reports from The Express have emerged suggesting that former rugby star Mike Tindall branded Prince Harry a 'b***end' as the pair attended the Platinum Jubilee.
Well, it would seem some Royals fans agree with him.
One user posted: “As an American, I have no idea what Mike Tindall said, but if it's bleeped out, he's not wrong.”
Another wrote: "I must say, I really hope he said it! #StandWithMike."
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Prince Harry branded a ‘b***end’ during Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations
A source reportedly overheard Mike Tindall call Prince Harry a “b***end” as the Royal Family celebrated the platinum Jubilee.
Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, failed to attend a number of the Jubilee events, as they kept a low profile during the week.
They took the time to celebrate their daughter’s first birthday, with tea and cakes.
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BREAKING: Queen WILL NOT attend the Royal Ascot today
THE Queen will not be present at the Royal Ascot today as the monarch gets set to cheer on her horses from home.
Many had expressed hope that The Queen, 96, would appear at the Berkshire track event this afternoon, where she is backed to land a big winner.
However, sources have told The Sun that Her Majesty will not be in attendance today, as she continues to deal with mobility issues.
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Inside the famous residents of Will and Kate’s new home
Prince William, Kate Middleton and their three children, Charlotte, George and Louis are set to move into a new home: Adelaide Cottage.
But this property has a history of scandal, one so far reaching that it almost tore the Royal family apart.
The four-bed property, which was built in 1831, is located on the 655-acre Windsor estate and will need no further tax-payer funding for renovations, security or live-in staff.
The house was originally built for Queen Adelaide, the wife of King William IV, in 1831.
Just six years after the cottage was erected, the King passed away at the age of 72 and it fell out of favour.
Other famous occupants include Margaret and Townsend who met when the former was just 13 and eventually married.
Their relationship was ultimately doomed and ended in divorce.
Meghan & Harry's Netflix docuseries branded a 'mess'
A royal expert has claimed that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s Netflix plans were dismantled during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend. This is when palace aides stopped them from taking photos with the Monarch.
Speaking to TODAY, Russell Myers claimed: “The Queen did get to meet her great-granddaughter Lilibet. There was no official photography being placed but the reports were that Harry and Meghan did want their friend Misan Harriman to come and have a picture with the Queen.
“Of course that would have been a nice family moment but the palace were absolutely adamant that it couldn’t take place.
“You can’t blame them because Harry and Meghan are still rumoured to be doing this fly on the wall documentary with Netflix. It’s all getting quite messy.”
BREAKING: Queen WILL NOT attend the Royal Ascot today
THE Queen will not be present at the Royal Ascot today as the monarch gets set to cheer on her horses from home.
Many had expressed hope that The Queen, 96, would appear at the Berkshire track event this afternoon, where she is backed to land a big winner.
However, sources have told The Sun that Her Majesty will not be in attendance today, as she continues to deal with mobility issues.
Prince Harry takes a tumble during polo match
During the Santa Barbara polo tournament, the Duke of Sussex was seen falling of his horse.
Dressed in green and white, keen player Harry looked at home in action for his team.
But after working up a sweat in the sun, the royal ended up face-down in the turf following a fall.
This was the first time Harry was pictured since his frosty visit to the UK, which saw him meet up with his family for the Platinum Jubilee.
Inside Meg and Harry's gas guzzling private jet
The two flew in style when they left London Heathrow to head home to California during the Jubilee celebrations.
They chose to fly when they flew from LA to London and back.
Reportedly they took a $6.5 million 12-seater Bombardier Global 6000 Cessna, but it isn’t known whether they own the jet or whether it was rented for the trip.
Prince Harry has been slammed for taking a private jet, after he launched himself into the limelight for climate change rants, where he pledged to reduce his carbon emissions.
On average, aircraft fill up with an estimated 3,500 gallons of jet fuel, costing an estimated $7,070. However, price can vary from $4,040 on the low end to $14,140 on the high end.
It can cost around $875 per hour just in fuel according to Avion Insurance.
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Expert reports Cambridges are fed up with Meghan
In a scathing report, an expert has claimed Will and Kate are "done being nice" to Meghan Markle, after the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
A source told Heat magazine: “It seemed clear that Kate had no interest in playing nice with Meghan. And sad as it is, William feels the same.
"The view is that the Sussexes were lucky to receive any type of goodwill after the damage and embarrassment they've caused the monarchy.
"Neither side looks likely to back down."
This comes after Kate and Will snubbed the Sussexes invite to Lilibet's first birthday.
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Meg & Harry reportedly ‘long way off’ from making peace with Royal family
An expert has claimed that the Duke and Duchess remain out of favour with the rest of their family.
Speaking on Australia’s Today Show, the Daily Mirror’s royal editor Russell Myers discussed the family’s ongoing tensions.
Mr Myers said: “I can imagine that he [Harry] might be a bit perturbed from what had happened.
“I mean, he [Harry] was completely ignored.”
He added: “There was some pictures of them keeping a low profile at Trooping the Colour, the first event on the Thursday of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
“There is some long lenses of them mixing with the family, Meghan, sort of, looking forlorn on her own”.
Mr Myers added: “When I was sitting, you know, a few feet away from Harry and Meghan, when William and Kate came in, and Charles and Camilla, there was no eye contact whatsoever.”
The royal editor noted that if Harry was “looking for, some sort of piecemeal” then it was a “long long way off”.
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Mike Tindall reportedly called Prince Harry a 'b***end' during Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations
A source reportedly overheard Mike Tindall call Prince Harry a "b***end" as the Royal Family celebrated the platinum Jubilee.
Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, failed to attend a number of the Jubilee events, as they kept a low profile during the week.
They took the time to celebrate their daughter's first birthday, with tea and cakes.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s charity work over the last two years
Despite stepping back from Royal duties in 2020, Harry and Meghan have remained devoted to their charitable work.
One of their most talked about charitable efforts, is the Invictus Games, that Harry set up before he met Meghan in 2014.
The Games were set up to help those who serve in the military and were wounded in service.
When the two left the firm, they set up Archewell, launching the charity: “I am my mother’s son. And I am our son’s mother.”
The website says Archewell is a non-profit that “drives systematic cultural change across all communities.”
In 20201 the charity worked with World Central Kitchen to build four Community Relief Centres in the Caribbean.
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Spitting image: Royals fans claim Meghan and Lilibet look identical at the same age
Royals fas have taken to Twitter to highlight just how similar the mother and daughter looked at the same age.
One wrote: "You're right, other than Harry's red hair she looks like Meghan. She won this round."
Another praised: "They're both too freaking cute. And their mamas are just gorgeous too."
A third commented: "She got both her parents' face… So cute!"
Meanwhile, another added: "Mom's face. Dad's Colour and hair. Stunning combination."
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Inside the famous residents of Will and Kate's new home
Prince William, Kate Middleton and their three children, Charlotte, George and Louis are set to move into a new home: Adelaide Cottage.
But this property has a history of scandal, one so far reaching that it almost tore the Royal family apart.
The four-bed property, which was built in 1831, is located on the 655-acre Windsor estate and will need no further tax-payer funding for renovations, security or live-in staff.
The house was originally built for Queen Adelaide, the wife of King William IV, in 1831.
Just six years after the cottage was erected, the King passed away at the age of 72 and it fell out of favour.
Other famous occupants include Margaret and Townsend who met when the former was just 13 and eventually married.
Their relationship was ultimately doomed and ended in divorce.
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Names fit for royalty: What the Royal family call each other behind the scenes
The public knows the Firm by its official titles, but behind close doors, the family has some weird and wonderful nicknames.
Her Majesty has the most famous of all: Lilibet, which was the Queen's nickname given when she was a child after she struggled to say her name.
Prince Philip also called the Queen "mon petit chou" which means my little cabbage.
According to the Daily Mail, Prince William referred to his grandma the Queen as "Gary" when he couldn't pronounce "granny."
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Meghan Markle takes the time to commemorate the Grenfell tragedy
To mark the five year anniversary, a memorial service was held at the base of the tower block.
While Meghan and Harry were unable to attend this year, Meghan has been praised for sending a voice message to the victims of the fire.
The volunteers working in a community kitchen in aid of the tragedy, were pleased to hear some words of encouragement from the Duchess.
The Hubb Community Kitchen in 2018 was set up to help the bereaved families, with Meghan and Harry visiting that year.
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Expert claims Meghan & Harry could soon be 'cut off' from Royal Family
A royal expert has claimed that Harry and Meghan Markle are on their 'last chance' with Royal Family – and could be 'cut off'.
Author Duncan Larcombe, famed for his work writing Prince Harry : The Inside Story, has claimed that the couple could very well be kicked out of the Royal Family for good.
Writing for Closer Magazine, Larcombe said that The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are at risk of being "cut off".
He told the publication: "The test really begins now for Harry and Meghan. They have come to the UK and to the Jubilee and really cemented themselves as royals again – which is great for their brand and something that Spotify, Netflix and Penguin will be eating up.
"But everything now depends on their behaviour moving forward. Clearly, an olive branch has been extended by the Royal Family here. But Harry and Meghan would ruin that if any private information about this weekend was spoken about to the press or revealed in a book.
"It’s last-chance saloon for them now. If anything from the weekend leaked, I imagine they will be totally cut off and that’ll be it."
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Duchess ready to turn her back on the 'UK for good'
Reports have emerged that Meghan Markle is "ready" to turn her back on the UK for good – after her experience at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Speaking about Prince William and Kate Middleton's snub regarding their invite to Lilibet's first birthday celebration, an insider told Heat: "It was a kick in the teeth that the Cambridges didn’t attend.
"For Meghan, it just strengthened her resolve to not come back."
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More about Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
Meghan Markle, a California-born actress left the UK for the USA with Prince Harry in 2018. Since, the royal couple have had Archie and Lilibet– great-grandchildren to the Queen.
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Meg & Harry saved by Royal Family from Jubilee 'upset'
It has been claimed that the Royal Family protected Meghan Markle and Prince Harry from the UK media by allowing them to keep a low profile during their visit for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Speaking on the American royal podcast, Royally Us, journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti said that Harry and Meghan "were treated exactly how they should have been" during the Jubilee celebrations.
Sacerdoti continued: “They were invited to a certain number of the events, they were with the rest of the family during Trooping of the Colour, to watch in private, that was, again, treatment like any other royals in the family.
“I think they were treated very well and they, themselves, had said they wanted to escape the glare of the media and the public, as much as they had had to suffer during their time as working royals.
“I think the royal family respected that, keeping them out of the public gaze as much as possible.”
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Harry told to apologise if he wants to 'mend fences' after snubs
In order to mend his relationship with members of the Royal Family, Prince Harry has been told to "start with an apology", a royal expert has said.
Speaking to Us Weekly's Royally Us, a royal watcher, Kat, said: "If Harry was looking to mend fences, then he should have started with an apology. He has trashed them."
Adding to this, Royal biographer Angela Levin told The Sun: "I think he would have been very, very upset that he was largely ignored.
"He still feels he's owed an apology.
"But he's the one who should apologise. He said during the Oprah interview that Charles and William were trapped, he said he'd been cut off by his father.
"You can't just go around being rude about people and expecting them to open their hearts to you again."
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Meghan & Harry's titles spark 'removal discussion'
A royal expert has claimed that senior royals are discussing whether Meghan Markle and Prince Harry should have their titles removed.
Speaking on his Youtube channel, Neil Sean said: "This is really stemmed around the fact that Harry and Meghan seemingly don't want to take part in anything or have any part in British royal life.
"As Harry famously said he's now not trapped, he's free while his father and Prince William are.
"This has taken an active discussion and it will be done in the usual way.
"I think it will be an open discussion with them as to what they plan to do and why their titles remain important to them."
- Lauren Lomas
Prince Harry’s memoir set to be an ‘uplifting’ story
The memoir will outline the Duke of Sussex’s life from a child to now.
It is not certain when the memoir will be released, especially with The Sussex’s parting from their global press secretary, Toya Holness in May.
His book is set to be an “inspiring, courageous and uplifting story,” but his spokesperson has mentioned there being “uncertainty” around when the book will be released.
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Will’s & Kate’s move to Windsor a ‘direct message’ to Harry & Meghan
Royal commentators believe the Cambridge’s upcoming move may ruffle feathers in the Sussex household across the pond.
After Harry and Meghan took the plunge away from the Royal family and moved across to America, William and Kate are moving closer to the Queen.
The two households could not be more polar opposites at the moment, after Harry and Meghan were rarely seen during the four day Jubilee celebrations, whilst Wills and Kate took centre stage.
Royal commentator Mr Sean said: “The final decision for Prince William and Kate to make that tricky move out from Kensington Palace into Windsor Castle was sweetened up by the media.
“But more importantly the message is basically Harry and Meghan wanted to make sure that the Queen had the right people around her so William and Kate moving directly into Windsor Castle was a direct message to say, ‘we are the right people’.
“Kate and Queen are very close, they speak almost daily on the phone.
“She holds her in very high regard.”
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