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"Depending on the terms of the will, the woman and her siblings may or may not be entitled to any portion of her late father's estate," an attorney said.

Bookmakers are offering 4/5 odds on Harry and Meghan Markle traveling to Britain for Charles' coronation on May 6 amid a house eviction and christening drama.

William and Kate have thanked readers of "The Sun" newspaper for supporting a "fantastic campaign" for the British Red Cross amid Harry's ongoing lawsuit.

A video comparison of William and Diana has been viewed over 200,000 on the social media platform TikTok.

The christening of Harry and Meghan's daughter might seem like an uncontroversial affair, but it quickly blew up into a major debate on several fronts.

Charles described his mother as a "constant source of inspiration for us all."

A compilation of clips shows the Prince and Princess of Wales perfectly in sync on royal engagements.

Simon Case is under pressure to resign from the government over WhatsApp messages about COVID-19.

Not attending would be a symbolic gesture that "the rift will never heal" with members of the royal family, Newsweek's "The Royal Report" podcast hears.

"The Royal Report" podcast questions how Harry and Meghan Markle could be welcomed by the wider royal family at the coronation after their bombshell projects.

"Its just another example of inconsistent and slightly confusing messaging from the Sussexes," Edward Coram James of PR agency Go Up told Newsweek

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children have had the right to be called Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet since Charles became king, a spokesperson said.

Harry and Meghan's decision on whether to attend the king's coronation is likely to involve more serious factors than simply sparing family blushes.

King Charles authorized a biography by journalist Johnathan Dimbleby that described his mother and father as "emotionally reserved."

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have described their daughter as a "princess" for the first time after six months of confusion over titles for their children.

A 1997 archive clip of Diana responding to criticism from a government minister has gone viral after being uploaded to TikTok.

"They hate everything about the institution of the monarchy and are trying to bring it down, yet still want to push it on their very Californian daughter," said GB News host Dan Wootton.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could "disappear very quickly into anonymity" if they do not go to King Charles' coronation, a PR expert told Newsweek.

As Kate marks six months since assuming the title of Princess of Wales, Newsweek hears how the royal's style has evolved during that time.

Ngozi Fulani is temporarily quitting the charity she founded months after being grilled about her roots by Lady Susan Hussey, an aide to Queen Elizabeth II.

The latest slump in popularity for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in Britain comes after a recent poll in the U.S. showed a similar trend.

A YouTube video viewed 69k times said "people believe" Meghan Markle is "lying about her age so she doesn't seem too much older than her husband who's 38."

Meghan's Archewell Audio production company has had its bid to trademark the word "Archetypes" refused by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

The 2017 video of William, viewed nearly 300,000 times, has resurfaced online after the release of Prince Harry's media projects and interviews.

King Charles III's Coronation plans have hit a hurdle after a succession of major stars turned down invites to perform, citing diary clashes.

Kate's pandemic promise to 5-year-old Mila Sneddon, a leukemia patient, was fulfilled in 2021 during a special meeting in Scotland.

A compilation video of Kate's "cute lil habit" has been viewed nearly a million times on TikTok.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are disliked by more than two-thirds of Britain and run the risk of being booed if they attend King Charles III's coronation.

William says it's "important" that his children know who Princess Diana was in a resurfaced clip on social media.

Newsweek's chief royal correspondent Jack Royston went on British morning TV to discuss Harry saying on Saturday that he comes from a "broken home."