Prince Harry and Meghan Markle did not appear affected by the latest Sussex.com row as they make their first public appearance as a couple since King Charles’s cancer diagnosis.
The couple are in the picturesque ski resort of Whistler, in British Columbia, Canada, for a two-day program to highlight next year’s winter Invictus Games which are taking place in the city.
Meghan was glamorous in skinny white jeans and a sweater topped with a beige quilted coat while Harry was
David and Victoria Beckham were among the most high-profile guests at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s fairytale Windsor wedding in May 2018.
But while the A-List couple were hugely supportive of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at first, the two couples have reportedly drifted further and further apart in recent years.
Last week, the Mail on Sunday exclusively revealed David and Victoria’s friendship with Harry and Meghan is ‘over’ after they were accused of leaking stories about the royal
I woke up Sunday to find I had begun using the social network formerly known as Twitter. The app had updated to show the new name chosen by its owner: X. Now, underneath the friendly and familiar blue icon with a white bird, that letter alone was displayed—X—as if my iPhone was affirming that Elon Musk’s Twitter had become an error. Soon after, the bird icon disappeared, too, in favor of a white-on-black 𝕏.
The change has rolled
Twitter is dead; long live … X?
It’s been less than a week since Elon Musk rebranded his microblogging platform Twitter as X. As part of the shift, Musk replaced Twitter’s iconic blue bird with a stylized black-and-white X. The change rattled many users, who worry — following algorithmic changes and cutting thousands of staffers — that Musk is on his way to transforming their favorite platform beyond recognition.
But where does this leave the Twitter elite of Brussels, a
