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News of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's potential return to Britain has been circulating, thanks in part to the British royal family's ongoing health scares. "He is extremely content with his life in California, and it's not as if the royal family has shown the faintest interest in welcoming him home," royal author Christopher Andersen told an outlet when mentioning Prince Harry.
She added: "Let's say that they don't talk, and they don't share calendars anymore because they're not two separate royal households, I would have thought that theDiana Awards and the Diana Legacy Award last night would have just been something that would have been crossed over."
"The impact that you're having on hundreds, thousands, millions of people, without you guys doing that and without you inspiring other young people to do the same thing because it feels good, because it's the right thing to do, but you also get so much from it, that inspiration is like this ripple effect that goes across the water," the California Duke shared to the crowd.
PR guru Lynn Carratt also told an outlet that Meghan's treatment would have been far worse, "especially in the U.K." "Most photos are edited before they reach the public, especially in terms of lighting and coloring," Carratt added when mentioning the Duchess of Sussex's photoshopped pics. The PR expert then highlighted Meghan and Prince Harry's 2019 Christmas photo with Prince Archie since "fans thought that the adorable photo of the couple with their eldest son may have been edited because Meghan's face was in sharp focus, despite the fact she was in the back of the photo."
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In the run-up to the event, GBN's royal correspondent Cameron Walker shared: "The fact they are both willing to take part, albeit virtually, shows they are incredibly committed to honoring the legacy of their late mother.
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"Like other news agencies, PA Media issued the handout image provided by Kensington Palace of the Princess of Wales and her children in good faith yesterday," a spokesperson for the U.K.'s national news agency shared in a press release.
The Prince and Princess of Wales have been involved in various photoshop scandals as of late, including how Kate received backlash for using an altered snapshot on Instagram in honor of Mother's Day. "What's been unusual in this is that four major picture agencies pulled this photograph late last night, two more followed this morning, because they believed that they had been digitally manipulated and the extent to which wasn't quite sure," the writer shared.
This led a royal source to share to an outlet: "Whatever the reason for theoperation was, it's of a personal nature, and Kate wants to keep the details as private as possible."
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Go behind the high walls, gilded gates, and palace façades and into the very heart of the most famous families alive. Here’s Your Daily Consort from The Royal Observer.