Omid Scobie has accused Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh’ of ‘a royal screw up’ because of their reaction to Harry and Meghan’s Oprah intereview.
The couple, who were then the Earl and Countess of Wessex, spoke to The Telegraph in their first major interview together in more than two decades and jokingly asked, ‘Oprah who?’ and ‘what interview?’ when quizzed on whether they watched Harry and Meghan’s bombshell sit down.
‘You know, if you’re not
Omid Scobie has launched an astonishing and cruel attack on the Princess of Wales, branding her ‘cold’ and lambasting her for ‘advocating for mental health causes while ignoring Meghan’s cries for help’.
Harry and Meghan’s ‘cheerleader-in-chief’ took aim at Kate in his new book Endgame, which has been published in Australia, claiming she ‘shivers’ whenever Meghan’s name is brought up and hasn’t spoken to her since 2019.
He claims the Princess of Wales has never had interest in being friends
Lady Louise Windsor was spotted behind the wheel of a car today as she headed for carriage ride in Windsor.
The 19-year-old daughter of Prince Edward and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh is a keen equestrian like her late grandfather Prince Philip has competed
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have been joined by 1,500 health service staff, politicians and supporters at a special ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of the NHS.
Prince Edward and Sophie are paying tribute to staff and patients at the service held at Westminster Abbey in London.
Those present will be able to see the NHS’s George Cross, which the late Queen awarded to the health service for the work staff did during the Covid-19 pandemic and throughout
When Prince Edward and his wife Sophie were given their new titles of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh earlier this year, another royal was also given a promotion.
The couple’s youngest child, James, formerly Viscount Severn, inherited his father’s subsidiary title, and is now known as the Earl of Wessex.
In recent times, James has been seen by the public at major royal events, however, for many, little is known about the 15-year-old, who lives at Bagshot Park, a
King Charles and Queen Camilla left Zara Tindall in stitches this afternoon as the Royals gathered for the second day of Royal Ascot.
The newly-crowned monarch, 74, opted for a classic charcoal morning suit with a purple tie for the event considered the jewel in the crown of the racing calendar.
Camilla opted for a Anna Valentine pink dress coat for the second day, which appeared to be the same outfit she wore to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s
Prince Edward and his wife Sophie have visited their Dukedom for the first time after King Charles younger brother gained a prestigious new title.
Sophie and her husband are in the city to attend a ceremony at the City Chambers to
The Countess of Wessex sparkled in diamonds as she arrived at the lavish State Banquet held in honour of the visiting South African president.
Mother-of-two Sophie, 57, and her husband Prince Edward, 58, joined senior members of the royal family for the occasion at Buckingham Palace, the first of its kind in three years.
The late Queen’s daughter-in-law looked elegantly stylish in an emerald gown and dazzled in The Wessex Aquamarine Necklace Tiara and matching drop earrings for the event.
Amid all this week’s frantic number-crunching and furtive haggling for the Conservative leadership, few were paying much attention to the House of Lords order paper on a quiet Monday afternoon.
Yet in one brief exchange between the Leader of the Lords and a Labour backbencher we caught a glimpse of what may be the first constitutional reform of the reign of King Charles III.
Ministers and senior Palace officials are now finalising plans to avoid any future prospect of the
The Countess of Wessex looked radiant in white today as she continued her Africa trip with a visit to Botswana, which will be followed by Malawi later this week.
Sophie, 57, is visiting the countries in her capacity as global ambassador for the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB).
Ending avoidable blindness is a cause the royal, who is married to King Charles’ brother Prince Edward, has long lent her name to, and she has worked with the
