The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were very close friends before they started dating while studying at St. Andrew's University in Scotland.
"They could throw a tantrum at any time or they could just do something funny, like stick out their tongue."
Graham Smith said that watching Harry and Meghan "being able to do whatever they want, and mixing with movie stars" offers George a glimpse of a freedom.
The Duchess of Cambridge "will do what she can to heal the rift" for the sake of Queen Elizabeth II.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex "feel it would be wrong to rob their children of the opportunity of getting to know their cousins."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are eyeing a move to Grade II listed house Fort Belvedere in Windsor.
If she is allotted the position, she will become the first member of the British royal family to take over one of Harry's patronages.
The six-year-old will eventually get the title currently held by Princess Anne — the Princess Royal.
The appointment of the new colonel is decided by the regiment and Queen Elizabeth II.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are parents to Princes George and Louis, and Princess Charlotte.
"The monarchy is in desperate need of reassuringly conventional royal performers" just like the Duchess of Cambridge.
The portraits do not show the duchess' appeal which is her "very down-to-earth approach combined with great style."
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared their birthday wishes with the celebrant via video call.
The picture made the Sussexes realise that they "would never really truly be the superstars of the British monarchy."
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge "are reconciled to the fact" that their relationship with Harry "can't be put together."
The Duke of Cambridge faces a "poignant" reminder about his mother when the Duchess of Cambridge becomes Princess of Wales.
The Duchess of Cambridge turned 40 years old on Jan. 9.
All three of her portraits will be added to the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery, of which the Duchess herself is patron.
The photographer recalled that instead of him, it was the Duchess of Cambridge who was nervous about their meeting.
The Duchess of Sussex "trusts in her own decisions and makes her own way when it comes to motherhood."
The Duchess of Sussex said her sister-in-law hurt her feelings and made her cry days before her wedding to Prince Harry.
The Duchess of Cambridge was also previously caught on video rolling her eyes at the mention of the Sussexes during a school visit.