Prince Harry is reportedly concerned that Prince William could deliver a lasting tribute to their late mother, Princess Diana, that would overshadow anything he could do himself for the 30th anniversary of her death.
The Duke of Sussex returned to the UK at the end of August after six years living in the United States, and reports have suggested he is exploring a possible documentary about Diana ahead of the anniversary in August 2027.
But according to a source quoted by RadarOnline.com, Harry is said to be frustrated by the possibility that William could make a gesture that only the future king has the power to deliver.
“Harry is raging because he feels William potentially has a card available to him that he simply cannot play,” the source claimed.
The reported plan centres on the possibility of restoring Diana’s HRH style, which she lost following her divorce from the then Prince Charles in 1996.
Prince Harry (Image: Getty)
No such plan has been officially announced.
The source claimed that while Harry could make a documentary, give interviews and highlight his mother’s humanitarian legacy, William’s position as heir to the throne gives him a different kind of influence within the monarchy.
According to the source, restoring the HRH designation would become part of the historical record, potentially making Harry’s own tribute appear less significant.
“He doesn’t want to feel that William has outclassed and outdone him with the one tribute Harry could never deliver himself,” the source said.
Harry and Meghan enjoy relaxed Cotswolds pub lunch
The Sussexes moved back to the UK at the end of August (Image: Getty)
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have also been settling into their reported new life in the Cotswolds, with the couple recently enjoying lunch at The Falkland Arms in the Oxfordshire village of Great Tew.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were reportedly treated like ordinary customers during the visit, which came amid their return to Britain after living in the US.
The couple were photographed walking hand-in-hand as they made their way to the historic 16th-century pub.
Meghan reportedly ordered gluten-free beer-battered haddock and chips, while Harry chose chicken, ham and leek pie.
Their meal reportedly cost just over £36, as the couple continue adjusting to their surroundings in the Cotswolds.
Harry’s former girlfriend Chelsy Davy reflects on commitment
The couple dated for around seven years (Image: Getty)
Prince Harry’s former girlfriend Chelsy Davy has also opened up about the period of her life when the pair were together.
Davy, now 40 and a married mother of three, dated Harry for around seven years before their relationship finally ended in 2011.
The jewellery designer recently reflected on her younger years on the website for her Aya jewellery business, acknowledging that commitment was not one of her strongest qualities at the time.
Looking back on that period, she said she had been focused on travel, new experiences and meeting new people rather than settling down or following a conventional career path.
She described living in Istanbul and travelling through South America, Bali, the Amazon and Moscow, adding that she had not been interested in staying in one place or committing to anything that might interfere with whatever seemed most exciting at the time.
Her comments offer an insight into why her relationship with Harry ultimately did not lead to marriage.
Prince Harry makes surprise appearance at NATO event
Prince Harry was in the military for 10 years (Image: Getty)
Harry has also continued his work supporting military personnel and veterans.
The Duke appeared virtually before NATO’s Military Committee alongside Invictus Games Deputy CEO Richard Smith and Chief Programmes and Strategy David Wiseman.
During the video address, Harry urged NATO’s senior military representatives to ensure that support for service personnel continues after they leave the battlefield.
He highlighted the work of the Invictus Games Foundation and its support for wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans.
“Because at its heart, NATO is an alliance of nations, but those nations are defended by people,” Harry said.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s Bentley listed for almost £125,000
Andrew moved to Marsh Farm earlier this year (Image: Getty)
Former Prince Andrew has reportedly put a Bentley up for sale through a dealership in Doncaster.
The luxury vehicle is believed to belong to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and has been advertised by Portland of Bawtry Ltd for £124,975.
The car has around 7,000 miles on the clock and is described in the listing as an “Ex Royal Family Car”.
Andrew has previously been seen driving a Bentley Flying Spur with a personalised number plate.
In October 2025, reports said he had dropped the personalised registration “A03 DOY”, around the same period that the King announced he would lose his titles.
Meghan reportedly takes up Pilates in the UK
Meghan has been making the most of life in the UK (Image: Getty)
Meghan Markle is reportedly embracing a new routine after returning to the UK with Prince Harry and their children.
The Duchess of Sussex has reportedly been attending reformer Pilates sessions at a “Wellness Barn” inside a private club near the couple’s Cotswolds home.
Harry and Meghan are said to have moved back to Britain with their children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five.
Prince George has an adorable school nickname
The prince is destined to one day become king (Image: Getty)
Prince George, now second in line to the British throne, reportedly picked up a nickname at his former school that may have followed him into family life.
His classmates reportedly called him “PG”, based on the initials of Prince George.
William and Princess Catherine are also said to use “PG” or “PG Tips” as a nickname for their eldest son, in a playful reference to the British tea brand.
George has recently started at Eton College, although it remains unclear whether the nickname has followed him to his new school.
Earl Spencer explains why he wrote his Diana memoir
Earl Spencer’s memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, has attracted considerable attention, with the author now explaining what prompted him to write it.
Spencer said he decided to work on the book around a year ago after being approached about taking part in other projects concerning his late sister.
The timing has added to interest surrounding the memoir, with 2027 set to mark 30 years since Diana’s death.
Reports have also suggested that Harry could be considering a documentary about his mother for the anniversary, although there has been no official confirmation of such a project.
Harry gives two-word verdict on life back in Britain
Harry and Meghan’s return to Britain after years in the United States has been one of the biggest developments for royal watchers in recent weeks.
The couple are reportedly now living in the Cotswolds, a part of England known for its privacy and popularity among celebrities.
Their children have also reportedly made the move with them.
Asked about their life in Britain, Harry gave a brief response to Hello! magazine: “We’re happy.”
The return marks a major change for the Sussexes after their move to the US and their years living in California.
William and Kate praised after charity film premiere
Prince William and Princess Catherine have been receiving praise from royal fans after appearing at the charity premiere of Tom Cruise’s new film, Digger.
The couple appeared on the red carpet at Leicester Square, where crowds gathered hoping to catch a glimpse of the future king and queen.
William and Catherine later shared behind-the-scenes photographs from the evening on Instagram.
Fans responded warmly, with comments praising the couple’s appearance, elegance and public presence.
Meghan faces criticism over As Ever update
Meghan Markle has also faced criticism from some social media users after sharing an update about her lifestyle brand, As Ever.
The Duchess said she felt “very proud” of the company and wrote that she “pinch[es]” herself when looking at how much the brand has grown.
She thanked the team behind As Ever while sharing a collection of photographs and videos marking the launch of its Holiday Collection.
The post prompted some online users to accuse Meghan of focusing too heavily on her own achievements.
King Charles attends private service in London
King Charles has paid tribute to the late Anglo-Irish art restorer, collector and interior designer Alec Cobbe.
The King attended a Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving at St James’s Church on Piccadilly in London.
Wearing mourning clothes, Charles joined associates of Cobbe to remember his work preserving Britain’s historic houses and collections.
Earl Spencer reportedly threatens legal action over Diana claim
Earl Spencer has reportedly threatened legal action against former Cabinet minister Michael Gove over a comment involving him and his late sister, Princess Diana.
The claim comes as Spencer remains in the spotlight following the release of Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.
The memoir, published last month, contains a series of allegations and claims concerning Diana and her family.
Meghan accused of copying King Charles with Christmas collection
Meghan Markle has also been accused by some fans of taking inspiration from King Charles after launching the first part of As Ever’s Christmas collection.
The Duchess announced the festive range through a newsletter, with products including a chocolate trio, a chocolate-covered fruit gift box, a parlour card set, an advent calendar and three festive hampers.
Some fans drew comparisons between Meghan’s wicker gift baskets and those associated with the King’s Highgrove brand, which were also released ahead of Christmas.
Harry and Meghan face Christmas dilemma
The Sussexes are reportedly considering where they will spend Christmas this year.
According to an insider quoted in reports, Harry and Meghan are weighing up whether to spend the festive period in Britain with the Windsors or the Spencers, or remain in California with Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland.
No final decision has been publicly confirmed.
The question comes as the couple adjust to their reported new life in the UK following their return from the United States.
Meghan’s reported apology to William and Kate
Commentator Chris Riches has argued that Meghan Markle could need to apologise to Prince William and Princess Catherine before relations between them can improve.
In his latest opinion piece, Riches suggested that an apology over past comments concerning the Royal Family could potentially help repair the strained relationship.
The remarks are commentary rather than confirmation of any private discussions between the royals.
Calls grow for Andrew to stay out of the spotlight
Royal commentator Alicia Liberty has questioned whether Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will finally step away from public attention following the loss of his royal titles.
In an opinion piece, she argued that his reputation has been badly damaged and suggested that expectations of a royal comeback should now be abandoned.
The comments come amid continued scrutiny of Andrew’s position and his future relationship with the Royal Family.
Meghan fans embroiled in row with British priests
A new controversy has also emerged around Meghan Markle’s Christmas collection.
Supporters of the Duchess have reportedly reacted angrily after a group of British priests criticised her £122 Advent calendar.
One vicar who reportedly commented on the product was said to have locked his X account after facing a backlash.
The dispute has developed into another social media row surrounding Meghan and her lifestyle brand.
Harry reportedly nervous about new royal documentary
Prince Harry has reportedly been warned that a new documentary about one of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s closest relationships could prove uncomfortable for him.
The upcoming film will explore the friendship between Queen Elizabeth II and her trusted dresser and personal assistant, Angela Kelly.
The documentary is set to be written by Jeremy Brock, who also wrote the 2024 television series A Very Royal Scandal, which focused on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s controversial Newsnight interview.
A royal expert has claimed Harry could be “quaking in his boots” ahead of the documentary’s release, although there is no indication that the film is directly connected to Harry.
Meghan shares emotional video featuring Lilibet
Meghan has also shared a new video featuring her daughter, Princess Lilibet, as she reflected on her journey as an entrepreneur.
The Duchess posted the footage on Instagram while discussing the development of As Ever, which she launched in 2025.
The reel included photographs and videos from her life and highlighted what Meghan described as her entrepreneurial spirit, which she said had been present since childhood.
The appearance of Lilibet in the post offered a rare glimpse into the family’s private life as the Sussexes settle into their reported new surroundings in Britain.