Princess Diana

Harry's nephew Prince George has also picked up the same habit from his elder family members.

Netflix wants to dedicate an entire episode in the series to Princess Diana's Panorama interview.

"The Royal Family lost someone who was relevant to a section of the population that they couldn't really reach."

The late Princess of Wales would have been happy seeing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex becoming "independent humanitarians."

"All I'd say is that the portrayals you see now are not the best way to understand her."

Duncan Larcombe, author of "Prince Harry: The Inside Story," said it was "very sad" that Harry didn't attend the celebrations.

Royal journalist likened Camilla's actions to the tactics of lead character Regina George from the 2004 teen drama "Mean Girls."

A Kensington Palace staff once said that Barbara Barnes guarded the nursery floor "like the Vatican."

The gathering is a thank you to the donors who helped fund the late royal's statue at the Sunken Garden in Kensington Palace.

The longer the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "stay away the greater the rift and the more difficult it is to come back from."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex "were damned if they did attend — and damned if they didn't."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex "won't cut ties with Netflix because they thrive off the interest in Diana."

There have also been rumours that they want a christening for their newborn daughter in the UK, but these reports have not been confirmed.

The sickening offender would turn up unannounced at Prince Charles and Princess Diana's residence Kensington Palace.

Diana was making a subtle hint about settling down in Cornwall, where her future husband's ex-lover Camilla also lived.

Royal biographer Andrew Morton has said Meghan Markle had a "rambunctious" start to royal life due to education given by a "jaded" Harry.

"I know William was there when she was unhappy but it sounds to me the movie is factually incorrect."

The streaming giant will screen "Diana: The Musical" despite criticism that it is a "crude, offensive" portrayal of the late princess.

Morton writes that "the ghost of Diana would loom over the lives of Prince Harry and his new wife in less happy ways, too."

The Duke of Sussex promises to tell an intimate and accurate story of his achievements and losses in his memoir.

"Bridgerton," based on Julia Quinn's novel series of the same name, recently released a teaser of its second season.

William has also adopted his grandmother's strategy of "never complain, never explain," which has earned him favour from the British public.

Ramsay remembered the Princess of Wales as "one of the most gracious members of the royal family" he has ever met.

The upcoming season will be released in the same year that marks 70 years of Queen Elizabeth II's reign on the British throne.

The two-minute trailer also portrays Diana having a complicated relationship with her mother-in-law Queen Elizabeth II.

Two girls were found sexually assaulted and strangled in a woodland den in Brighton in 1986, a case which later became known as the "Babes in the Wood murders."

The Sussexes have also added a huge portrait of themselves from the Time 100 piece on the front page.

The Police had started a probe into the interview last year, but announced in March this year that it won't be "appropriate" to begin a criminal investigation.

Princess Diana was stunned by the remark and asked her younger son where he learned it from.

The 31-year-old said that Diana's "live wire" energy always improved her performance in the biopic.