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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Trump says he's 'happy' Harry and Meghan left the US, adds he 'would not have taken them back'

President Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he is glad Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the country, and said that if he were the royal family, he would have shut the door behind them. Trump weighed in on the couple's return to England on August 31, days after Harry, 41, and Markle, […] The post Trump says he's 'happy' Harry and Meghan left the US, adds he 'would not have taken them back' appeared first on American Almanac .

President Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he is glad Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left the country, and said that if he were the royal family, he would have shut the door behind them. Trump weighed in on the couple's return to England on August 31, days after Harry, 41, and Markle, 45, flew back to Britain by private jet with their two children, Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5. The family had spent roughly six years in Southern California, living in a $14 million mansion, before quietly packing up and heading home. The president did not mince words. He called himself "not a fan" and aimed his sharpest criticism at Markle's conduct toward the British monarchy, telling the press pool that the couple had shown the royal family…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - King Charles viewed Camilla as 'non-negotiable' after Diana's death, new book reveals

A new book by British author Catherine Mayer argues that King Charles III regarded Queen Camilla's place in his life as beyond debate long before the public came around, and that the monarchy's own rigid expectations helped create the most painful chapter in modern royal history. Mayer's book, "Divide & Rule," examines history's most misunderstood […] The post King Charles viewed Camilla as 'non-negotiable' after Diana's death, new book reveals appeared first on American Almanac .

A new book by British author Catherine Mayer argues that King Charles III regarded Queen Camilla's place in his life as beyond debate long before the public came around, and that the monarchy's own rigid expectations helped create the most painful chapter in modern royal history. Mayer's book, "Divide & Rule," examines history's most misunderstood royal wives. In interviews with Fox News Digital , the author, who previously wrote a biography of Charles, said multiple anonymous friends of the monarch told her Charles "deemed Camilla's role in his life a 'non-negotiable,'" which led to "painstaking" efforts to rehabilitate her public image over the course of decades. Buckingham Palace declined to engage. A spokesperson told Fox News…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Prince William kept his distance while Harry reunited with King Charles

Prince Harry wrapped up a visit to the United Kingdom last week without seeing his older brother. The two were roughly twelve miles apart in London on the same day, and never crossed paths. Whatever reconciliation may be underway inside the House of Windsor, it plainly does not yet extend to the heir to the […] The post Prince William kept his distance while Harry reunited with King Charles appeared first on American Almanac .

Prince Harry wrapped up a visit to the United Kingdom last week without seeing his older brother. The two were roughly twelve miles apart in London on the same day, and never crossed paths. Whatever reconciliation may be underway inside the House of Windsor, it plainly does not yet extend to the heir to the throne. The gap between the brothers on July 7 tells the story in miniature. Harry attended an event at Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs. William, meanwhile, visited the London Welsh School in West London. Twelve miles of city separated them. Neither closed the distance. USA TODAY reported that William spent the surrounding week on a packed schedule of public engagements, riding a funicular railway, playing…Open

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Prince Harry's UK disaster: Court defeat, palace feuds & Invictus crisis with Tom Sykes | The Scoop

Welcome back to "The Scoop," where we don’t rely on narratives — we only rely on the TRUTH. This week has officially marked what might be Prince Harry’s worst week in 30 years. From a public accommodation spat with King Charles to a devastating 436-page legal defeat against the Daily Mail, Prince Harry’s return to the U.K. has been nothing short of chaotic. In this exclusive interview, Daily Beast Royal Editor and co-founder of @TheRoyalistChannel, Tom Sykes, details the absolute breakdown of the Sussex organization. Why did Harry’s legal gamble backfire so spectacularly? What does this mean for the future of the Invictus Games in Birmingham? And is there any way for Harry and Meghan to successfully reset their brand? Tom also…

YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Prince Andrew arrested: Royal biographer Andrew Lownie on the biggest royal crisis in history

Royal biographer and historian Andrew Lownie — author of "Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of Windsor" — joins @PaulaFroelich to break down the arrest of former Prince Andrew on his 66th birthday and what it means for the British monarchy. Lownie reveals what King Charles knew and when, whether Andrew is a flight risk (or worse), what happens to Sarah Ferguson and why this could ultimately bring down the Crown itself. Plus: The implications for Prince Harry, Princess Eugenie and Beatrice and whether William is ready to step up as king. Andrew Lownie’s book "The Rise and Fall of the House of Windsor" is available now. Subscribe for more exclusive interviews and breaking royal news. #PrinceAndrew #RoyalFamily #HouseofWindsor