Royal Family news: Prince Harry is being 'disloyal & rude' by working with Netflix after they 'ridiculed his family' | The Sun

PRINCE Harry has been branded "disloyal and rude" for working with Netflix on a new tell-all docuseries.

The Duke of Sussex, and his wife Meghan, agreed a $100m deal with the streaming giant, but some feel he is betraying his family's trust by working with the media company.

Royal expert Angela Levin, claims the company will want its "pint of blood" from the duke, following all the money they have spent.

The expert went on to say: "He's now actually doing what I think is so disloyal and rude and that is taking money from a company like Netflix that knows exactly that it's going to get its pint of blood out of somebody when it offers a lot of money.

"When he knows the same company is ridiculing his father, his mother and his grandmother."

In recent weeks, reports emerged that Netflix were FURIOUS with Harry's visit to the UK, following the Queen's refusal to be filmed with baby Lilibet.

Read our Royal Family live blog below for the latest news…

  • henry moore

    Meghan stands up for Women's rights, despite criticism from the right

    Meghan made a damming statement following the Supreme Court decision to revoke abortion rights in the United States.

    Her comments criticising the decision of drawn the ire of Republican politicians in the country.

    Rep. Lisa McClain (R-MI) shockingly said: “This is just another attempt from the ex-royals to insert their British drama in American politics.”

    Rep. Buddy Carter added: “I think Americans made it pretty clear in 1776 that they don’t want members of the British Royal Family making decisions for them.”

    This comes after the Duchess boldly told Gloria: “It seems as though you and I will be taking a trip to DC together soon.”

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    Qatari money controversy 'just the latest in a string of royal scandals', claims Republic

    Much has been made over the money gifted to Charles in plastic bags by the Qatari leadership, but the Prince of Wales is not the root cause of these issues, one expert claims.

    Writing for the Express, Republic CEO Graham Smith said: “Some royalist commentators have been asking whether Charles is really fit to be king, following the latest royal scandal in which the heir was found to have been accepting multi-million-euro cash donations from a Qatari politician, Sheikh Hamad.

    “Yet this is just the latest in a string of royal scandals, disastrous tours and family feuds, which all point to one conclusion: the monarchy is not fit for purpose. The monarchy raises a family on a diet of sycophancy that leaves the princes emotionally immature and ill-equipped for serious responsibility.”

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    Ghislaine Maxwell had ‘intimate relationship’ with Andrew which gave her ‘unrestricted access’

    PRINCE Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell had an “intimate relationship” which gave the socialite “unrestricted access” to Buckingham Palace, a former Royal cop has claimed.

    Maxwell and The Duke of York’s relationship is coming under intense scrutiny as she was jailed this week for 20 years for her role in grooming girls for paedophile multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

    Paul Page, who served the Royal Family for six years as an armed protection officer, spoke of how he would often see Ghislaine coming and going from Andrew’s apartments.

    And she had “unrestricted access” at Buckingham Palace – with cops being told to simply wave her in whenever she arrived to see the Duke.

    Page – who worked at the Palace from 1998 to 2004 – said he and his colleagues were convinced Andrew was more than friends with Ghislaine.

    “She was allowed to enter and exit the Palace night and day at will,” he told The Sun Online.

    “Myself and my other colleagues formed the opinion they were in some sort of relationship.”

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    Queen surprised that Prince Harry and Meghan chose ‘Lilibet’ for their daughter’s name

    The Queen originally thought that the Sussex’s would name their daughter ‘Elizabeth’.

    Nicky Haslam made the claim that the Queen initially thought they would call their daughter, who was born last June, Elizabeth.

    Speaking on the The Third Act podcast: “I heard he [Harry] rang her and said: “We want to call our daughter after you, Granny”. She said: “How charming of you, thank you”, thinking that it would be Elizabeth. So they got the permission, but they didn’t say the name.”

    Nicky alleges that the Queen didn’t know what name they were going to call Lilibet before she gave her blessing.

  • Matt Snape

    Prince Harry and Meghan deliberately missed Platinum Jubilee flypast

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle chose not to stay for the Platinum Jubilee flypast last month.

    According to The Telegraph, they headed for the exit door when the Trooping the Colour highlight took place.

  • Matt Snape

    Prince Harry’s ANGRY tirade

    Prince Harry has lashed out at a “world consumed by conflict and anger” in a speech to youngsters whilst unveiling an award named after his late mother.

    Express.co.uk reports that the Prince informed young people they could “create positive change” as he praised the recipients of the Diana Award, set up in honour of his late mother.

    The Diana Award was created to encourage her belief that young people have the opportunity to change the world for the better.

    He said: “We know that our young people face unique challenges to their mental health and wellbeing, increasing social and economic barriers, and a world consumed by disagreement, conflict and anger.

    “But we need to listen to you and we need to empower you, because you are our only way out of the mess.”

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    Queen’s ‘sharp as a tack’ with her ‘wonderful sense of humour’

    The Queen shared a hysterical joke after receiving a gift at the Palace of Holyrood on Thursday, delighting royal fans.

    According to Express.co.uk, Her Majesty made the witty retort during a historic ceremony showing her amazing sense of humour is intact despite suffering from ongoing mobility issues.

    The monarch attended the Reddendo parade at her official residence in Scotland as part of Holyrood week.

    The military ceremony usually sees the Queen’s Body Guard for Scotland Archers give the monarch two arrows, as an act of service and loyalty to the sovereign.

  • Matt Snape

    Peace at last? Harry extends olive branch to William

    Prince Harry has featured in a heart-breaking video promoting The Diana Awards in which he gave a moving tribute to his late mother, Princess Diana, and echoed the thoughts of his brother Prince William.

    According to Express.co.uk, Harry said: “Today, we’re reflecting on what would have been my mother’s 61st birthday and this year is also 25 years since her passing.

    “There isn’t a day during the past two and a half decades where I haven’t thought about the mark she left, not only on me and my brother but on all of our lives. I see her legacy in all of you, I see her legacy in a Diana Award community that spans multiple generations.

    “I see her legacy every time I meet with families, young people and children from all corners of the world. And I see my mum’s legacy when I look at my own children every single day.

    “This is a special year, and one where I hope we take extra time, to not just remember how she lived but to reflect on the life she continues to lead through so many, including the young changemakers with us today.

    “My mother instilled in me, and in all of us, the drive to speak up and fight for a better world and now as a husband and a parent my mother’s voice is even stronger in my life.

    “All of you have kept her voice alive, by showing the world how each small action counts, how kindness is still valued and how our world can be better if we chose to make it so.”

  • Matt Snape

    Could Meghan Markle pursue a career in politics?

    Experts think she is on the right path.

    Royal expert Russel Myers said Meghan is making “all the right noises” to get into politics.

    Speaking on Lorraine this morning, he explained how Meghan sharing her views on Roe vs Wade being overturned.

    He told Lorraine: “Prince Harry and Megan have moved over to the United States. 

    “They’ve got their financial freedom. They’ve got their essential freedom from the royal family so they can speak on political issues. 

    “And certainly, Megan was speaking to Vogue at the weekend, talking about Roe versus Wade, a very, very controversial abortion law that has been repealed in the US.”

    Russel continued: “Now Megan has said, you know, that [she] might be in Washington very soon. 

    “So does she have political ambitions? I do think she does. And she’s certainly rubbing shoulders with the right people and making the right noises.”

  • Matt Snape

    Meghan Markle SLAMMED by Republicans for standing up to women’s rights

    The actress and Duchess was criticised by right wing politicians for speaking up about Roe vs Wade being overturned.

    Feminist activist Gloria Steinem spoke to the Duchess and Vogue’s Jessica Yellin about the Supreme Court decision.

    Rep. Lisa McClain (R-MI) shockingly said: “This is just another attempt from the ex-royals to insert their British drama in American politics.”

    Rep. Buddy Carter added: “I think Americans made it pretty clear in 1776 that they don’t want members of the British Royal Family making decisions for them.”

    This comes after the Duchess boldly told Gloria: “It seems as though you and I will be taking a trip to DC together soon.”

  • Matt Snape

    Buckingham Palace has revised policies following Meghan Markle investigation

    After bullying claims were made after staff said Meghan “humiliated” them at work, the firm is to make some big changes.

    HR policies will be amended for Palace aides and staff, but The Firm will not reveal the findings of the report.

    A senior palace source reportedly said: “Because of the confidentiality of the discussions we have not communicated the detailed recommendations.

    “The recommendations have been incorporated within policies and procedures wherever appropriate and policies and procedures have changed.”

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    Prince Harry and Meghan applauded for being financially independent

    When the couple left the Royal family to live in the US they vowed to become fully self reliant.

    The Duke and Duchess have now achieved their goal of being fully self reliant.

    Reportedly they no longer need funds from Prince Charles.

    According to The Mirror: “A source close to Prince Charles said the Duke and Duchess ‘should be congratulated on achieving their goal’ in raking in millions from the private sector.”

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    The REAL cost of the Royal family: £102 million a year

    A report has been released TODAY that reveals UK tax payers spent £102.4 million on the Royals last year.

    The Sovereign Grant Report also shows that last year, as in-person royal visits resumed following the pandemic, their travel costs rocketed from £1.3m to £4.5m.

    Royal finances expert Norman Baker told The Mirror: “The Government should have a complete rethink of how taxpayers’ money is allocated to the Royal Family.

    “We have no say in how the royals choose to use private jets or helicopters, which are all paid for out of the public purse, and while ordinary people are struggling it isn’t right.”

    The 10-year Buckingham Palace renovation project appears to be on target to cost £369million.

  • Matt Snape

    Palace’s Bullying investigation outcome to remain a secret

    It has been revealed that the findings of the investigation will never be released to the public.

    According to a senior source speaking to the Independent it has been reported that the findings will not be released.

    It is understood that this is to protect the anonymity of those who made the complaints about Meghan, saying she “humiliated” them.

  • Matt Snape

    Meghan Markle hints at visiting Washington DC

    It seems Meghan might take a strong political stance amid the Roe v Wade overturning.

    The Duchess has been very vocal about the criminalisation of abortion in the US.

    Speaking to Vogue, she said: “Well Gloria it seems as though you and I will be taking a trip to DC together soon.”

    The comments were made as Meghan was talking to feminist activist Gloria Steinem who is 88 years old.

  • Matt Snape

    Prince Harry ‘homesick’ after opting for American dream life

    Harry and Meghan moved to the US around 18 months ago, but it has been alleged he misses good old Blighty.

    Royal author Duncan Larcombe has claimed Harry feels “unhappy” and “homesick” in shocking new remarks.

    He told Closer: “He seems homesick to me.”

    Click here to read on.

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    Prince William accused photographer of ‘stalking’ his children

    The Duke of Cambridge fumes in the viral video, telling the pap off for following his family.

    A three minute video shows him telling the photographer not to snap his children.

    He tells the guy to stop “stalking around” his family.

    The video was taken in 2021 but has only just surfaced.

  • Louis Allwood

    The Queen’s bedtime routine

    Queen Elizabeth sticks to a very strict schedule.

    It is understood that the Queen goes to bed at around 11pm every night, and sleeps for around 8.5 hours.

    The Queen and her late husband Prince Philip slept in different bedrooms so that they could both get a better nights sleep.

  • Louis Allwood

    Prince Harry’s ANGRY tirade

    Prince Harry has lashed out at a “world consumed by conflict and anger” in a speech to youngsters whilst unveiling an award named after his late mother.

    The Prince informed young people they could “create positive change” as he praised the recipients of the Diana Award, set up in honour of his late mother.

    The Diana Award was created to encourage her belief that young people have the opportunity to change the world for the better.

    He said: “We know that our young people face unique challenges to their mental health and wellbeing, increasing social and economic barriers, and a world consumed by disagreement, conflict and anger.

    “But we need to listen to you and we need to empower you, because you are our only way out of the mess.”

  • Louis Allwood

    The Queen didn’t know Harry and Meghan would name daughter ‘Lilibet’

    It has been reported that the Queen believed they would be naming the baby ‘Elizabeth’.

    It was claimed on a podcast that the Queen was surprised to hear they had used her nickname for their child.

    Nicky Haslam told The Third Act that the Queen didn’t know that they would be using ‘Lilibet’ for their one-year-old daughter.

  • Louis Allwood

    Queen travels to Norfolk

    The Queen has travelled to Norfolk to recover after a busy week in Scotland.

    The monarch has recently cut back on the number of engagements she carries out since experiencing episodic mobility problems.

  • Louis Allwood

    Meghan fails to demonstrate ‘royal neutrality’

    Meghan Markle’s remarks in a new interview show she is “throwing out any pretence of royal neutrality”, according to a commentator.

    Dan Wootton criticised the Duchess of Sussex in the wake of her interview focused on the substantial decision by the US Supreme Court on reproductive rights.

    He suggested Meghan dreams of running for office and has officially ditched the political neutrality senior royals are required to maintain while discussing the “ripple effect” elections can have on society.

  • Louis Allwood

    Ghislaine Maxwell had ‘intimate relationship’ with Andrew which gave her ‘unrestricted access'

    PRINCE Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell had an "intimate relationship" which gave the socialite "unrestricted access" to Buckingham Palace, a former Royal cop has claimed.

    Maxwell and The Duke of York's relationship is coming under intense scrutiny as she was jailed this week for 20 years for her role in grooming girls for paedophile multimillionaire Jeffrey Epstein.

    Paul Page, who served the Royal Family for six years as an armed protection officer, spoke of how he would often see Ghislaine coming and going from Andrew's apartments.

    And she had "unrestricted access" at Buckingham Palace – with cops being told to simply wave her in whenever she arrived to see the Duke.

    Page – who worked at the Palace from 1998 to 2004 – said he and his colleagues were convinced Andrew was more than friends with Ghislaine.

    "She was allowed to enter and exit the Palace night and day at will," he told The Sun Online.

    "Myself and my other colleagues formed the opinion they were in some sort of relationship."

  • Louis Allwood

    The Queen shares hysterical joke

    THE QUEEN shared a hysterical joke after receiving a gift at the Palace of Holyrood on Thursday, delighting royal fans.

    According to Express.co.uk, Her Majesty made the witty retort during a historic ceremony showing her amazing sense of humour is intact despite suffering from ongoing mobility issues.

    The monarch attended the Reddendo parade at her official residence in Scotland as part of Holyrood week.

    The military ceremony usually sees the Queen’s Body Guard for Scotland Archers give the monarch two arrows, as an act of service and loyalty to the sovereign.

    Woman and Home Magazine reports that royal fans were quick to react to Thursday's ceremony, with many taking to social media to commend Her Majesty's uplifting nature at the event. 

    "She still has a wonderful sense of humor and is sharp as a tack! Bless her," one person wrote. 

    "God bless her heart. The Queen was in a wonderful mood. She looked beautiful as well," another fan remarked. 

  • Louis Allwood

    Prince Charles special bond with baby Lilibet

    It has been claimed by a source that the Prince of Wales was “absolutely thrilled” to see Harry and Meghan and family.

    A senior royal source spooke during the Clarence House’s annual review, said it was ‘wonderful’ to have the Sussexes back in the UK during the Jubilee in June.

    They said: “It was fantastic to see them. It was wonderful to have them back in Britain.

    “The prince, of course, hasn’t seen his grandson Archie for a bit of time and so it was very, very, very special to have some time with him.

    “He hadn’t met Lili, his granddaughter, and so to meet her was very emotional, a very, very wonderful thing.”

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