Prince Harry ‘edging closer to exile as he sabotages bond with William’

Lady Victoria Hervey has said that Prince Harry is close to “being exiled” from his family after “self-sabotaging” his relationship with his brother Prince William.

“I think Prince Harry is self-sabotaging his relationship with his brother so much so that it has now become Cain and Abel,” she said.

“Its becoming a bit of a blood sport. Harry is getting himself closer and closer to being exiled. I think he’s only one or two steps away from that happening.”

Hervey told The Mirror that she thinks Harry is also “pushing the line as much as possible so that happens and he can wallow in Victimhood”.

The Queen Consort will wear Queen Mary’s crown for her and King Charles III’s coronation at Westminster Abbey this spring.

However, neither the controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond nor its replica will feature in the crown, with Camilla opting to reuse the crown it was once set in instead.

People have been encouraged to share how they will celebrate the King’s coronation on a digital map set up by the government.

The public will be able to share events they are hosting over the coronation weekend from Saturday 6 May to Monday 8 May so others in the local community can find out what is happening and get involved.

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The oil used to anoint the King and Queen Consort Camilla at the coronation on 6 May will be cruelty-free.

This part of the ceremony is said to be one of the most sacred of the day’s rituals but will reflect modern anti-animal cruelty sentiments, according to a statement published by Buckingham Palace.

Piers Morgan has said that he’s “sick of talking about” the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

“I’m sick of talking about them,” said the English broadcaster. “I think most of us are but they can’t stop yapping about themselves.”

The Duke of Sussex has marked the 40th anniversary of the UK’s leading HIV and sexual health charity, the Terrence Higgins Trust.

In a letter, released on Monday (6 March), Prince Harry said his work with the charity is a “big piece” of his mother’s legacy, referencing Princess Diana’s philanthropic work with people living with HIV and AIDS.

King Charles III’s decision to request the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to “vacate” their UK residence cannot be seen as anything other than a reaction to the release of Prince Harry’s memoir, a royal expert has said.

In freelance writer and royal commentator RS Locke’s opinion: “Evicting the Sussex family from Frogmore Cottage is transparently punitive and King Charles wanted the couple and the public to know it.”

The King and Queen Consort’s coronation ceremony is just weeks away.

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The Duke of Sussex has opened up about how he “always felt slightly different” from other members of the royal family and said his mother felt the same way.

In a new interview for readers of his memoir SparePrince Harry spoke about grieving his late mother Diana, Princess of Wales, and what it’s like to live with the loss.

Speaking to author Gabor Maté, an expert in trauma and healing, Harry said that the release of his book made him feel “incredibly free”, despite sources saying his father and brother are “furious” about it.

He described “feeling slightly different to the rest of my family” while growing up and that he lived in a “bubble” that was eventually burst by going to therapy.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are not likely to appear on the famous balcony of Buckingham Palace if they do attend the coronation on 6 May, it has been reported.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s spokesperson has indicated that they have received their invitation to the King and Queen Consort’s coronation via “email correspondence”, but have not disclosed any decision regarding their attendance.

The Sun now reports that, if they are going to the ceremony, they will not appear in any formal procession or on the balcony along with other working members of the royal family.

This would echo their absence from the balcony during the late Queen Elizabeth II’s platinum jubilee celebrations last summer. Harry and Meghan traveled to the UK to celebrate the Queen’s 70th anniversary on the throne but only appeared in public alongside the rest of the family a few times.