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The Queen turns 96 today with quiet celebrations at Sandringham followed by visits from family and friends; Duke and Duchess of Cambridge lead tributes to ...

The fact that Prince Harry couldn't find it in his heart to simply say yes, he missed his brother and his father, is surely indicative of the utterly toxic state of their relationship. To return to the interview, he used it to deepen, rather than repair, the rift that has grown up between himself and his father and brother. And in a barbed comment he said of his visit to Windsor Castle last week: 'I'm just making sure that she's protected and got the right people around her'. Proud great-grandparents: The second photograph, which was taken by the Duchess of Cambridge at Balmoral Castle in 2018, shows Prince Philip and the Queen with seven of their great-grandchildren. Fond memories: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge led well-wishes to the Queen on her 96th birthday. When he started the Invictus Games, the Queen was so proud that she agreed to star in a viral social media skit with him. - On the best thing about the Queen: 'Her sense of humour and her ability to see the humour in so many different things. A spokesman for the prince reportedly refused to explain his remarks in the interview further last night. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a picture of them with the Queen and said on Instagram: 'Wishing Her Majesty The Queen a very happy 96th birthday today! He again blamed 'security issues' for being unwilling to commit to him, Meghan, Archie, two, and Lilibet, 10 months, joining Her Majesty and the rest of his British family to mark the Queen's 70 years on the throne. And in a barbed comment he said of his visit: 'I'm just making sure that she's protected and got the right people around her'. He came spectacularly good when he was in the Army and with his charity work.

The Cambridges ignored a question about Prince Harry's Today show interview, where he cryptically said he wants to make sure Queen Elizabeth is "protected."

His somewhat confusing statement that he wanted to make sure the Queen 'is protected and has got the right people around her' mostly shone a light on his own apparent feelings of disquiet about who influences his grandmother. When he was asked about whether he misses his brother and father, his total avoidance of the question and change of subject made it very clear that there are still significant bridges to be built there. referring to Prince Harry's interview with the Today show yesterday, when he said of Queen Elizabeth, "I'm just making sure she's protected and has got the right people around her."

Prince's death rocked the music industry and the world six years ago today. Remember the singer and musician with a look back at his historic career.

During his career, Prince went by many monikers, including one that was a symbol his fan's knew as the love symbol. The songs "When Doves Cry" and "Let's Go Crazy" reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100. As one of the most gifted and prolific musicians of our time, Prince did it all. Born on June 7, 1958 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Prince Rogers Nelson showed an interest for music early in life when he wrote his first song at just seven years old. At the time, Prince was referring to his band as The Revolution. This album was Prince's first to reach number one on the Billboard 200, and it spent 24 weeks in that position. Prince, who is widely remembered as one of the greatest musicians of all time, passed away six years ago today.

Queen Elizabeth II turns 96 on Thursday, and her son Prince Charles and grandson Prince William, along with their spouses, are leading the royal tributes ...

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's olive branch visit to Britain brought a feeling of peace to royal relations for just six days.

Schiffer told Newsweek: "I think part of this will come down to whether the queen wants him there. This is what I'm trying to do, trying to make it possible that I can get my kids to meet her." In it, Harry said: "It was just so nice to see her. He said: "I don't know yet. "The last thing he wants to do after rekindling and reconnecting with the Crown and the queen is to somehow destroy it over a political blunder based upon protection when the relationship is king." So that's always a nice piece to it." It's almost as if she's done her bit with my brother and now she's very much helping me. She's got him set up, now she's helping me set up. That's my focus here." We talk about things that she can't talk about with anybody else. Harry replied: "Look, I mean... She's on great form.

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"Everyone is entitled to an opinion, especially on an interview made for public consumption," the "Finding Freedom" author tweeted. "It has been over the last two years, more so than ever before." noted the U.K. Times, referring to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s deal with the streaming giant. It didn’t take long for Harry’s statements to dominate the front pages of the U.K. press, which slammed the British prince for speaking out again. At the time, her car was being chased by the paparazzi. "I’m just making sure that she’s, you know, protected and got the right people around her," Harry told host Hoda Kotb about his grandmother.

Harry's comments were made before his interview on the Today show, in which he claimed Diana "had done her bit" with William and is now "very much helping" ...

In response to the negative reaction to Harry's interview author, Dr Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, posted: "The Queen doesn't hate Prince Harry but British Media wants her to hate him. Kotb asked towards the end of her interview with Harry, to which he responded, "At the moment, I'm here focused on these guys [Invictus Games competitors] and these families and giving everything I can, 120% to them to make sure that they have the experience of a lifetime. Why wouldn't they just throw him over the balcony, and her [Meghan] with him?" All he had to say was yes and move on. Her life and theirs was better for it, however short theirs or hers was." Obviously the circumstances are different but I feel [Diana's] presence in almost everything that I do now.

Prince Harry met Marine Jelle van Der Steen, who was specially accommodated to the Invictus Games Wheelchair Basketball competition after having surgery ...

Mindset is the medicine." I truly believe we are at our best when we're in service to others, and Invictus is all about upholding that value." Purpose is the potion. "The Invictus community has very much been a major part of my growth and learning," he says. "Life is full of extraordinary gifts and challenges, many that can be seen as lessons," he says in this week's cover story. Despite having surgery last week, van der Steen attended the event in a hospital bed.

“It's still a hard rock band — but it's much more girlie-girl than Fleetwood Mac is. I never wanted a solo career — I always wanted to be just in a band. But I ...

Nicks tells Details she went to the premiere of Prince’s 1984 movie Purple Rain. During one scene, Prince’s character slaps Apollonia Kotero’s character across the face. “My one regret with him is that I did not call him up one day and say, ‘Listen, I’m just coming in, I’m gonna fly in and come over to Paisley Park and just hang out with you for two days. Nicks admits she sometimes gets nervous when she’s about to perform. Nicks didn’t always maintain communication with Prince. She says they had a falling out and didn’t speak to each other for years. During an interview with Rolling Stone, Nicks discusses her career and what it means to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice (once as part of the band Fleetwood Mac and once as a solo artist). Although Nicks is thrilled with the success of her solo career, she says she never intended to go solo. But I was writing all the time, so they just went into my Gothic trunk of lost songs.”

"Wishing Her Majesty The Queen a very happy 96th birthday today!" the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wrote alongside two photos, one which showed Queen Elizabeth ...

Then, in 1928, it was never expected she would be Queen, and this year Her Majesty is celebrating her #PlatinumJubilee - a first in British history." That’s a nice piece to it." the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wrote alongside two photos, one which showed Queen Elizabeth surrounded by her great-grandchildren and late husband, Prince Philip.

Kate Middleton and Prince William visited the headquarters of the Disaster Emergency Committee in London to learn more about their work to support people ...

Kate, 40, and Prince William, 39, met with recently returned aid workers and, via a video call, with those on the ground in Ukraine to learn more about their work and the human impact of the conflict. "Today we stand with the President and all of Ukraine's people as they bravely fight for that future." Ahead of their visit, they shared a special birthday wish for Queen Elizabeth on their social media accounts.

In his interviews, the royal kept the focus on his trip to the Hague for the Invictus Games, but a few stray comments about his family made headlines.

Harry doesn’t clarify his concerns about the queen’s protection, which isn’t too unusual for someone with elderly relatives. Kotb asked if Harry missed his brother and dad, and he responded with a masterful deflection. “She’s always got a great sense of humor with me,” he said, “and I’m just making sure that she’s, you know, protected by the right people.”

One of the greatest musicians of all time, Prince, passed away six years ago today. A true cultural icon, the impact of the late superstar still echoes ...

“Prince: The Immersive Experience,” created by entertainment company Superfly in conjunction with The Prince Estate, will launch on June 9 in The Windy City. According to Rolling Stone, the new exhibit will highlight Prince’s life and his music through an interactive experience. In addition to those spaces, “Prince: The Immersive Experience” will incorporate an audio-visual dance space that will be soundtracked by the legend’s multiple hits. Prince passed on April 21, 2015, at the age of 57.

Prince Charles was 'not happy' about his son Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's secret meeting with the Queen, according to a royal author.

Speaking on GB News, royal author Robert Jobson explained, “I think the meeting with the Prince of Wales was a three line whip. “He (Prince Harry) turned up late for that meeting. Prince Charles only agreed to join Prince Harry’s secret meeting with the Queen providing nothing was said about him on American TV, a royal author claims.

Prince Harry spoke about his relationship with Queen Elizabeth while at the Invictus Games.

He changed the subject," she continued. "He completely avoided the question. The Sussexes now live in California with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, who is named after the queen. It was just so nice to see her … She’s on great form.” Also drawing attention from the interview is that Harry did not answer a question about his relationship with his brother, Prince William, and their father, Prince Charles. Prince William and his wife, Duchess Kate, brushed off a question about Prince Harry's recent comments that he is ensuring Queen Elizabeth is "protected" with the "right people around her."

Charles had a brief private meeting with Harry and wife Meghan Markle at Windsor Castle, as the California transplants stopped by the UK on their way to the ...

“The Prince of Wales has reached the end of his tether, they haven’t been in contact, and I think if he’d started blurting about that meeting, I think that would be the end of it for him and Harry,” said Jobson, who has written several books on the British royals. Charles had a brief private meeting with Harry and wife Meghan Markle at Windsor Castle, as the California transplants stopped by the UK on their way to the Hague for the Invictus Games. Prince Charles is at the end of his rope with Prince Harry and was reluctant to meet with his estranged son in a secret meeting last week, a royal family expert claimed.

Bonnie Raitt told Kelly Clarkson that she was so anxious about being in a video with Prince that she quit drinking and lost 20 pounds.

In conclusion, she added,”My heart is heavy for the people of Ukraine, and I know the Russian people are not in agreement — so many of them — with what’s being done. “That’s for the women of Ukraine,” she said. Even a bona fide legend like Bonnie Raitt was so intimidated to be the same room with the late “Purple Rain” icon that she basically changed her whole life before making a pilgrimage to Paisley Park for a 1980s summit.

On the sixth anniversary of his death, the legendary Minnesota musician will be remembered at "A Night to Remember" featuring Liv Warfield at Paisley Park.

Source: Gary Friedman / Getty. Today marks the sixth year that we have been without the Artist Formerly Known As Prince and nothing has been the same since ...

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“No, he would fight you [laughs]!” Kitchen said. From the school yard, to the back yard. Ronnie Kitchen and Terrance Jackson (credit: CBS).

Then after that, people were all the way on Plymouth Avenue. There was so many people on Plymouth Avenue that the police actually came in, all the way, and said, ‘Hey, you guys gotta cut this out. From the school yard to the backyards, their stories traveled across the northside to the homes where they grew up. “And then before you knew it, the alley was full of people. At the same time, Prince wasn’t going to back down. After a playful disagreement on which street corner the interview occurred on five decades ago, the two were able to agree several aspects of Prince’s childhood. His name is Ronnie Kitchen. Not long after the initial story aired we were able to connect with him and Terrance Jackson, another childhood friend from the neighborhood.

Prince Harry joked that he's “doomed” to go bald while chatting with some men about their receding hairlines during the Invictus Games.

“The Prince was interested in the alpaca and as I showed it to them the Princess said he should put it on his head,” Crejan told reporters. I'm already...I'm doomed.” The man quipped in response, “We have the same barber, I guess,” and van der Burg added, “We call it a bird's nest,” eliciting a big laugh from Harry. In the clip, Dutch athlete Bart van der Burg was having some makeup applied to his forehead before an interview when Harry joked, “You've got a lot more to be done there.” A second man joined in, joking that it “won't take a long time” before the royal is bald himself, to which the Duke replied, “But you're slower than me.

MINNEAPOLIS — Standing in his old neighborhood, Terrance Jackson — a childhood friend of Minneapolis legend Prince — remembers the sounds that once echoed ...

Purple associates Liv Warfield and Bobby Z brought the right spirit in "A Night to Remember"

"I love the humanity of it. To paraphrase the tune's lyrics, Paisley Park was indeed in the hearts of the 199 fans (the museum's license with Chanhassen limits the number of events for more than 200 people). They wore their Purple and Prince glyphs on jackets, jewelry and tattoos. And women dressed to the nine's strutted their stuff to a slamming rendition of "U Got the Look," the 1987 Prince hit with Sheena Easton. Tonight was fantastic." "Turn it up." It feels peaceful." She didn't sing, though; she merely requested the sound man to play Prince's song "Paisley Park." "Turn it up," she implored. She even had her first-rate band do the paisley instrumental "Madhouse." Shout out to guitarist Ryan Waters, who soared on the Paisley soundstage. She even recreated her nerve-wracking first meeting with the Purple One but instead of telling it, she sang about it. Like a clergy man delivering a succinct but impactful sermon, he spoke of how Prince would mention his dreams — playing on "Saturday Night Live," making a movie — and they would somehow come true. Clearly well-schooled by Prince, the Portland, Ore.-based dynamo commanded the Paisley Park stage like no one else since his passing. "It's wonderful to see your beautiful faces."

Prince Harry has dropped his "traditional royal accent" and taken on a more "laid back tone" in recent interviews, according to linguistic experts from the ...

Harry is now the chief impact officer at BetterUp, a digital mental health coaching service, which he has partnered with his Invictus Games Foundation to provide coaching to the event's 500 competitors. Kotb asked in reference to the Invictus Games and Harry's new role as a husband and father. "His use of phrases like 'feeling at peace,' 'healing in helping others,' 'helplessness' and 'compassion,' are far more expressive than the public would usually expect from members of the Royal Family." The experts at Babbel believe that the prince is not making efforts to speak in an Americanized way but that "it is more likely that Harry simply speaks with an Estuary English naturally, and we're noticing the difference because Harry is embracing his life outside the Royal family." One of the most emotive subjects raised in the discussion centered around the prince's mother, Princess Diana who died in a Paris car crash when he was just 12 years old. During his time at the Invictus Games in the Netherlands, speaking with competitors participating in the table tennis events, the prince joked, "There's no way I can keep up with you guys," and has repeated it on other occasions.

With Meghan back home in California, Harry took the opportunity to pop into an Irish bar for a pint of Guinness in The Hague last night surrounded by five ...

Just as he did on Oprah, Harry sought to make a distinction between the Queen and the institution of monarchy. 'She certainly used to worry about Harry, what with his moods and his scrapes, but because, like Prince Andrew, he fought for his country, she has always been enormously proud of him,' a close figure tells me. It was into Peter's care that the grieving William and Harry were entrusted in the days after news of their mother's death reached them at Balmoral. Of all his recent utterances, it is certainly one of the most breathtaking. Harry was at it again this week in his latest U.S. TV interview, making remarks which even the most neutral of royal observers found provocative. Mr Gulay said as Harry was about to leave he asked if he could take a photo to commemorate the visit, adding: 'I said if he lets me take a photo I would pick up the bill for the drinks, and he agreed. - Prince Edward and Sophie fly today to the Caribbean for a Platinum Jubilee tour. It was great to have him here, and no we can say the bar is by royal appointment.' He said he had work to do and a busy day later.' Among them appears to be former Strictly Come Dancing star JJ Chalmers, who was badly injured in a bomb blast in 2011 while serving as a Royal Marine in Afghanistan and credits Harry and the Invictus Games with saving his life. Mr Gulay said he wasn't aware of Harry's group raising a toast to the Queen's 96th birthday. Before marrying Meghan, the Duke of Sussex was famed for his ferocious partying including the notorious occasion he ended up playing 'strip billiards' with some girls after a boozy night out in Las Vegas ten years ago.

Sedona Prince (she/they) inks new NIL equity deal, joins Riff as their Chief Community Officer.

Riff is a company that supports smallholder coffee farmers, who produce 80% of the world’s coffee, yet are not paid equitably. Sedona will also participate in a(n) entrepreneurial mentorship program that Riff is building.” That said, Prince is likely most known for their viral TikTok video that led to sweeping changes towards equity in NCAA basketball.

The Oregon Ducks star and famous TikToker is now the Chief Community Officer for Riff, the brand reimagining coffee's environmental impact.

And I just want to break the barriers and help other athletes use their platforms, build their platforms and then, you know, find the best ways to use them for things that they're passionate about." "I try to speak up for people who can't necessarily have a voice, or their voices can't be heard," Prince said. She kicked off the nationwide reckoning that forced the NCAA to reevaluate its approach to gender equity, and ever since, she's been seen as a symbol of progress in the world of sports. And as an outspoken champion for equality — especially after they famously shined a light on disparities between the men's and women's NCAA tournaments — Prince wanted to be part of the brand's efforts to help small farmers increase their earnings. "Sedona's got such a powerful voice and is willing to challenge things," he added. And, you know, I'm just happy that I have a space to do this and that people actually listen and respond to it because it's how we're making change."

Five things revealed by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's UK visit and Harry's NBC interview.

During that interview, the duke said he had felt “let down” by Prince Charles and that he did not return his phone calls for a period of time. But when asked the same question about her jubilee celebrations, he appeared to change his tune, saying: “No. I don’t think so. She’s had a few jubilees now and every one is slightly different. Speaking to the host, Hoda Kotb, he said: “I don’t know yet: there’s lots of things – security issues and everything else. She’s got him set up, and now she’s helping me set up. “It’s almost as though she’s done her bit with my brother, and now she’s very much helping me.

Prince Harry's Invictus Games have set their location for 2025, returning to Canada, where they have spent time as a family.

"As Invictus continues to adapt and evolve, I am extremely excited to announce that the Invictus Games Foundation has selected Canada to host the first-ever Winter Hybrid Games in 2025," Prince Harry, 37, said in a statement. It was previously announced that the 2023 Invictus Games will take place in Düsseldorf, Germany. Then in 2025, the next Invictus Games will return to North America to be held in Vancouver and Whistler, Canada. Not only are Vancouver and Whistler closer to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle now that they've relocated their family to California, but Vancouver is also a special spot for the couple.

His name is Ronnie Kitchen. Not long after the initial story aired we were able to connect with him and Terrance Jackson, another childhood friend from the ...

Then after that, people were all the way on Plymouth Avenue. There was so many people on Plymouth Avenue that the police actually came in, all the way, and said, ‘Hey, you guys gotta cut this out. From the school yard to the backyards, their stories traveled across the northside to the homes where they grew up. “And then before you knew it, the alley was full of people. At the same time, Prince wasn’t going to back down. After a playful disagreement on which street corner the interview occurred on five decades ago, the two were able to agree several aspects of Prince’s childhood. His name is Ronnie Kitchen. Not long after the initial story aired we were able to connect with him and Terrance Jackson, another childhood friend from the neighborhood.

A 2022 essay penned by Prince's former assistant Ruth Violette Arzate reveals what the singer actually thought of Foo Fighters and their covers of his ...

"I do like the way Dave [Grohl] keeps the integrity of the song in his performance." “The entire band was excellent," Prince told Arzate. "You know how much I admire excellence. Secondly, that band embodied the song in the way it was meant to be played. "I miss him dearly.” "The thought went through my head that maybe he was doing it as a sort of 'fuck you' to us," drummer Taylor Hawkins told MTV in 2007. “Firstly, don’t believe everything you read," Arzate recalled Prince saying to her at the time.

Prince Harry is suing British tabloid the Mail on Sunday for defamation over articles reporting another legal dispute.

Both Harry and Meghan have been involved in a number of legal battles agains the press in recent years, including another case against the Mail on Sunday earlier this year. Harry is applying for a judicial review against the U.K. Home Office in a bid to force them to provide official security for himself, his wife Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, and their children Archie and Lilibet. Harry, who is also known as the Duke of Sussex, launched the lawsuit earlier this year after the Mail on Sunday reported on another lawsuit in which he is embroiled, involving the British government.

Prince Harry talks to PEOPLE about talks about cutting out "toxic" parts of the online world and connecting with people one-on-one to prioritize his mental ...

And most importantly, you are showing us all that it's okay to ask for help." Cutting out the toxic parts of the online world and the way stories are put in front of us, baiting us, is one way I prioritize my well-being." "You are showing it's okay not to be okay. He continues, "Many of these families have been to the darkest places imaginable. Mindset is the medicine." "For much of my life, I have been in the fortunate position of being able to help others," Harry, 37, says.