Royal Family

Duchess of Sussex has been accused of a "contradiction" over a message saying she wrote a private letter "with the understanding that it could be leaked."

Meghan Markle says senior royals became concerned about father Thomas Markle's attacks and "expressed their desire to have them stopped."

Meghan Markle knew a letter she sent her father might leak and told an aide "at least the world will know the truth," a court has heard.

Prince Harry denounced the Brexit-inspired nickname used by the media to describe the duke and Meghan Markle's decision to quit royal life.

Prince Harry told an online summit that he warned Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey "his platform was allowing a coup to be staged" the day before the Capitol riots.

The Duchess of Sussex sued Publisher Associated Newspapers for invasion of privacy and copyright infringement.

Meghan Markle's former aide who accused her of bullying has given a witness statement contradicting her to a high stakes privacy lawsuit.

Meghan Markle's lawyers say a U.K. tabloid forced her to "open up" her "private and personal life" during a lawsuit as the case goes to appeal.

Kate Middleton has dazzled on the red carpet in Alexander McQueen and Jenny Packham during her 10 years of official royal appearances.

Thomas Markle Jr. apologized for "the awful mean letter that I wrote" telling Prince Harry to cancel the 2018 royal wedding which made Meghan Markle a princess.

Jemima Khan has quit "The Crown" citing concern over levels of respect and compassion in its portrayal of the royal's final years.

Meghan Markle's court showdown with a U.K. tabloid has been allocated an extra day and comes amid a busy week of appearances for the duchess and Prince Harry.

Prince Harry was forced to publicly apologize in 2009 after using a racist slur while at Sandhurst—now the military academy has been accused of misogyny.

In the movie, Kristen Stewart's Princess Diana is shown being made to weigh herself before and after her Christmas.

Kristen Stewart's portrayal of Princess Diana's disaffection with royal life draws heavily on her real words—but some scenes may be more sensitive than others.

Princess Diana is portrayed by Kristen Stewart in 'Spencer' draws on the tropes of the horror genre—but also echoes her real life comments.

Kristen Stewart portrays the late Diana, Princess of Wales in Pablo Larraín's "Spencer."

North Lincolnshire Council paid tribute to the late royal, who died earlier this year.

In new movie "Spencer," Diana is depicted in stand-off with royal family staff—who in real life she called the "men in grey suits."

"She felt unpredictable in a way that felt dangerous. There was something about her that made me feel so strong," Kristen Stewart told Newsweek about portraying the late Princess Diana in the new film 'Spencer.'

Diana described "lots of tension" during visits to Sandringham—the royal family's Norfolk retreat and the eerie location for Pablo Larraín's film "Spencer," starring Kristen Stewart as the princess.

Princess Diana's tortured story of life behind palace walls is recreated in 'Spencer," which is not the only upcoming royal horror story.

Jeffrey Epstein said he knew Princess Diana and "escorted her on occasion," according to a new book by journalist Michael Wolff.

Meghan Markle personally rang senators asking them to support including paid family leave in the Build Back Better Act—and it looks set to return.

Prince Andrew's lawyer said in court he will call similar witnesses to a woman suing the duke's accuser Virginia Giuffre for $10 million.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan pledged to be net zero on carbon by 2030—but his father Charles made a bigger splash in British newspapers.

Prince Andrew's lawyer will take part in a court hearing days after saying accuser Virginia Giuffre was a Jeffrey Epstein recruiter motivated by profit.

It may be hard for the royal family to reach net zero by 2030 as castles and palaces are hard to make energy efficient due to their age and listed status.

Thomas Markle Jr. told Australian TV viewers how a dismissive comment from half sister Meghan Markle inspired him to write a "horrible letter" to Prince Harry.

Queen Elizabeth II wore the Onslow Brooch as she sat near a photograph of her late husband, Prince Philip, during her COP26 address to world leaders.