Debra_Whinger
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I finally figured out who Harry reminds me of... or maybe it's his future...
I think Sugar Bear might be his long lost cousin.
I think Sugar Bear might be his long lost cousin.
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tobehonest
Chatty Member
The comment 
Thalia
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She's starting to dress how Chita draws her
LyraBalaqua
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If those cunts return my support for the monarchy is done.
Please be a shit load of bollocks, there’s no way it could happen?
Please be a shit load of bollocks, there’s no way it could happen?
No working royal role for Prince Harry as palace stands firm
Palace sources say there is no way back for the Duke of Sussex to step in and help his family carry out duties while King receives treatment
Hannah Furness, ROYAL EDITOR and Patrick Sawer, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER
17 February 2024 • 6:30pm
There is no way back for the Duke of Sussex to take a temporary working role in the Royal family while his father is ill, The Sunday Telegraph understands, after reports he is willing to step in.
The terms of the Sandringham Summit, as agreed between the Duke and his late grandmother, father and brother, still stand, and rule out a “half in, half out” approach to monarchy.
On Saturday, it was reported that the Duke had expressed willingness to help the Royal family while his father is taking a break from public engagements as he receives treatment for cancer.
A newspaper claimed the Duke had told friends he would step back into a royal role, and quoted an insider saying it made “perfect sense” on a practical level.
A source close to the Sussexes on Saturday said they believed Prince Harry would return to help his family if asked.
The Duke and his father recently spent around 30 minutes together at Clarence House, after Prince Harry flew back to Britain having learned of the King’s cancer diagnosis.
It is understood that the matter was not discussed in that meeting, at which the Queen was present, with no formal conversations taking place about the Duke’s return.
Palace sources have emphasised that the King’s illness will not change the terms of the Sandringham Summit agreement, in which the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s exit from the working Royal family was negotiated in detail.
“Those terms were quite clear, and the King’s illness hasn’t altered that,” said one source.
Another confirmed that the express views of the late Queen, the King and the Prince of Wales, that a hybrid model of working royalty was not appropriate, “remains the case”.
In an interview with Good Morning America this week, the Duke said his own family was now based in California but added: “I’ve got other trips planned that would take me through or back to the UK so I’ll stop and see my family as much as I can.”
He also agreed with an interviewer that the King’s illness could help unify his family.
One source said they had a “hard time believing he [Harry] wouldn’t want to try” to help his father, should he be asked.
The report in The Times caused some disquiet on both sides of the Atlantic, with questions over the timing and wisdom of friends exposing the Duke to criticism of using his father’s illness to push a narrative of “reconciliation” with his family.
Ingrid Seward, royal commentator and author of My Mother and I, suggested anyone attempting to engineer the Duke’s return to public life in support of his father would be wasting their time.
She said: “Harry is out. There’s no going back to a public role. What would he do? He has got no patronages to exercise as a public figure and for him to come back would just be a parade for Harry. It would not be a serious, proper role like the working royals have.”
One insider said it also appeared at odds with the recent approach of “least said soonest mended” about the Royal family’s interpersonal relationships. Even the Duke’s critics had noted a lack of immediate briefing about his meeting with his father, and “fairly moderate” words in his GMA interview.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have now finished their three-day trip to Vancouver to promote the Invictus Games.
Members of the Royal family are expected to be back in action on Sunday, with the King and Queen likely to go to church at Sandringham and the Prince of Wales confirmed as attending the Baftas in his role as president of the academy.
The palace has always made it clear that no “stepping in” to fill the King’s engagements is yet necessary from any members of the family, with the Queen continuing with her programme and the Prince of Wales returning to his own work once his wife is on the mend from abdominal surgery.
The King intends to undertake all state business throughout his treatment, with some modifications to make sure his health is protected throughout.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Palace sources say there is no way back for the Duke of Sussex to step in and help his family carry out duties while King receives treatment
Hannah Furness, ROYAL EDITOR and Patrick Sawer, SENIOR NEWS REPORTER
17 February 2024 • 6:30pm
There is no way back for the Duke of Sussex to take a temporary working role in the Royal family while his father is ill, The Sunday Telegraph understands, after reports he is willing to step in.
The terms of the Sandringham Summit, as agreed between the Duke and his late grandmother, father and brother, still stand, and rule out a “half in, half out” approach to monarchy.
On Saturday, it was reported that the Duke had expressed willingness to help the Royal family while his father is taking a break from public engagements as he receives treatment for cancer.
A newspaper claimed the Duke had told friends he would step back into a royal role, and quoted an insider saying it made “perfect sense” on a practical level.
A source close to the Sussexes on Saturday said they believed Prince Harry would return to help his family if asked.
The Duke and his father recently spent around 30 minutes together at Clarence House, after Prince Harry flew back to Britain having learned of the King’s cancer diagnosis.
It is understood that the matter was not discussed in that meeting, at which the Queen was present, with no formal conversations taking place about the Duke’s return.
Palace sources have emphasised that the King’s illness will not change the terms of the Sandringham Summit agreement, in which the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s exit from the working Royal family was negotiated in detail.
“Those terms were quite clear, and the King’s illness hasn’t altered that,” said one source.
Another confirmed that the express views of the late Queen, the King and the Prince of Wales, that a hybrid model of working royalty was not appropriate, “remains the case”.
In an interview with Good Morning America this week, the Duke said his own family was now based in California but added: “I’ve got other trips planned that would take me through or back to the UK so I’ll stop and see my family as much as I can.”
He also agreed with an interviewer that the King’s illness could help unify his family.
One source said they had a “hard time believing he [Harry] wouldn’t want to try” to help his father, should he be asked.
The report in The Times caused some disquiet on both sides of the Atlantic, with questions over the timing and wisdom of friends exposing the Duke to criticism of using his father’s illness to push a narrative of “reconciliation” with his family.
Ingrid Seward, royal commentator and author of My Mother and I, suggested anyone attempting to engineer the Duke’s return to public life in support of his father would be wasting their time.
She said: “Harry is out. There’s no going back to a public role. What would he do? He has got no patronages to exercise as a public figure and for him to come back would just be a parade for Harry. It would not be a serious, proper role like the working royals have.”
One insider said it also appeared at odds with the recent approach of “least said soonest mended” about the Royal family’s interpersonal relationships. Even the Duke’s critics had noted a lack of immediate briefing about his meeting with his father, and “fairly moderate” words in his GMA interview.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have now finished their three-day trip to Vancouver to promote the Invictus Games.
Members of the Royal family are expected to be back in action on Sunday, with the King and Queen likely to go to church at Sandringham and the Prince of Wales confirmed as attending the Baftas in his role as president of the academy.
The palace has always made it clear that no “stepping in” to fill the King’s engagements is yet necessary from any members of the family, with the Queen continuing with her programme and the Prince of Wales returning to his own work once his wife is on the mend from abdominal surgery.
The King intends to undertake all state business throughout his treatment, with some modifications to make sure his health is protected throughout.
‘No way back’ for Prince Harry as working royal as palace stands firm
The Firm rules out a 'half in, half out' arrangement whereby Duke would help his family carry out duties while King receives treatment
Scotch Mist
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And me. The fact that the cunts are still on the royal website and nothing has been changed pisses me off no end.
The Palace have done nothing to curtail Harold's behaviour since he left. The grey rocking and ignoring them hasn't really worked because they think they can do whatever they like as there's never any repercussions.
KC3 has lost my support and I no longer care what happens. I still quite like William and Kate but but Charles is a fool.
jonathanlynch
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The thoughts of being stuck in a room with Harry and Meghan word salading as Michael Buble sings is nightmare fuel for me.
TheCutiePatootie
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LyraBalaqua
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Amiyaya
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I’m back! Thank you for all the well wishes.
As per comments and photos above yep, that’s exactly what she looks like! The phrase any port in a storm relates well back to having horses and when you need wellies you grab the nearest pair, you keep warm with anything you can in a pinch and you borrow whatever is needed from the big stack of ‘stuff’ If this is high end fashion then horsey people around the world rejoice! We’re finally being held up as the pinnacle of fashion just as we should be!
She’s vile. And him. And Micheal B you should be ashamed! Never again will this mug be spending four figures for us to attend your shows.
GeorgiePup
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These are highly political issues in Canada right now. The Crown is regarded by Canada’s indigenous populations as a key player in the reconciliation process, and Harry has absolutely no business inserting himself into the process.
TheCutiePatootie
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The games are underfunded so they are trying to raise more money for next year.
Invictus has been begging for funds on Twitter for a while now.
"our services are heavily oversubscribed"
So explain the private jets, luxurious dinning and this:
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