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Daily Mirror
27 minutes ago
- Daily Mirror
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 'destructive' move after making 'veiled threats'
A royal commentator believes that if the Sussexes drop anymore bombshells about the Firm, they would go unnoticed by the royal family and fans alike, given their 'villain' status in the eyes of the public A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'destroyed themselves' by relentlessly criticising the royal family when they first stepped back from the Firm. Meghan has long claimed that she has proof of her turbulent time as a working royal in the form of 'receipts', occasionally teasing that she would release the proof in another bombshell move against the monarchy. However, while peace talks between Prince Harry and King Charles may be going on behind the scenes, a royal expert has claimed that the royal family at large would not be 'scared' of any more public jabs. Jack Royston told The Sun's Royal Exclusive show that it 'wouldn't matter' if the Sussexes yet again spoke publicly against the Firm, given their "villain" status both in the UK and America. Royston also believed that Meghan's claims of having 'receipts' about the royals could be her way of controlling a misconstrued narrative that was put across during the bombshell 2021 interview with Oprah. He said: "The problem is with the way Harry and Meghan piled in quite relentlessly on the royals. Particularly, I do think the Oprah interview, they did botch it... it could have been done differently and better in a way that would be less toxic and destructive. "The racism allegation, they have clearly tried to change it retrospectively or row it back. So, obviously, Meghan botched how she described that story. "But there's always been this thing that Meghan's kind of intimated that she's got receipts, that was in the days after Oprah, one of her friends went on ITV and said, 'we've got the receipts to prove everything'. "There was also a point where she was giving an interview and she said 'I've never signed anything, so I can say whatever I want'. So, she's always had this tendency to give these kind of slightly veiled threats that she's sitting on this bombshell. "There was one point I think they suggested they'd found their diaries that they kept during these periods. They've always been floating these ideas that they're sitting on a kind of a massive nuclear warhead that they can drop at any point." Despite the claims of such evidence, Royston believes that both the royal family and royal fans would be quick to dismiss any further claims given their drastically reduced public support. "Ultimately, they destroyed themselves by the way they basically relentlessly attacked Harry's own family in a context where no-one was fighting back," he continued. "And so, they may well still be sitting on unused material that Harry says he'll never share. But it doesn't matter anymore because even if they did, they're so uniformly viewed as the villains, particularly in Britain, but even in America, they're not viewed in this protective way anymore. "So, even if they are sitting on some unexploded bombs, I don't actually think that the royals need to be too scared of it."
Daily Mail
an hour ago
- Daily Mail
'Spellbinding' crime thriller based on harrowing true story finally free to stream on ITV - as fans hail it '10/10' and 'binge it all at once'
A 'Spellbinding' crime thriller based on a harrowing true story is finally free to stream on ITV. Canadian true crime drama Under The Bridge, based on Rebecca Godfrey's book of the same name, premiered on Hulu in April 2024. The eight-part series follows the true story and murder of a 14-year-old girl called Reena Virk. ITVX's synopsis reads: ' Riley Keough and Lily Gladstone star in this haunting drama inspired by a tragic true story. A writer and a cop investigate a brutal murder tied to a group of troubled teens.' It stars Lily Gladstone, Vritika Gupta, Chloe Guidry, Javon "Wanna" Walton, Izzy G, Aiyana Goodfellow, Ezra Faroque Khan, Archie Panjabi and Riley Keough. Those who have watched the programme have hailed it '10/10' and 'binged it all at once'. Now fans will be happy to know that it has landed on ITV, so they can watch all the episodes online. The series has received 86% on review site Rotten Tomatoes, and others have taken to IMDb to share their positive thoughts. 'Great performances but depressing and heartbreaking content.' 'Just two episodes in and I'm completely hooked. The acting is very good so far.' 'A compelling tale of "mob" murder by teenagers.' 'A compelling thriller. Lily Gladstone is a force. Vritika Gupta shines!' 'A terrible story that needed to be told - RIP Reena.' 'Anyone who thinks this is a bad series I'd really like to know what you're watching that's so good. This show is riveting and utterly sad (because it happened).' Many have rushed to IMDb Under The Bridge unravels the heart-wrenching tale of Reena Virk who was attacked by eight teenagers - seven girls and one boy - at a gathering in Saanich in British Columbia, Canada, in 1997. The series is based on the 2005 book of the same name by Rebecca Godfrey, which chronicled the heinous bullying and murder of 14-year-old Reena. After the initial attack, she was allowed to stumble home but was followed by two of the original offenders - Warren Glowatski, 16, and Kelly Ellard, 15 - who continued the brutal beating before rolling Reena's unconscious body into a waterway. Reena was found dead by authorities eight days later with the killers tried as adults over the severity of their crime. Reena's family later started a campaign to bring awareness to bullying in schools and violence among teenagers. They were awarded the Anthony J. Hulme Award of Distinction for their work in 2009.
South Wales Argus
an hour ago
- South Wales Argus
Olivia Attwood to front new reality TV cooking show
The Heat will take place in Barcelona and involve 10 chefs working under Michelin star chef Jean-Christophe Novelli, as he tries to find the next rising star for his new restaurant in the Spanish city. The show, which will be broadcast on ITV2 and ITVX next year, is not a straightforward cooking competition, as each day the cameras will keep rolling once the cast have finished in the kitchen. Viewers can expect promotions, demotions, power plays, sackings and shock decisions throughout the series, according to producers. Attwood, who has presented a number of documentaries for ITV, said: 'It is such an honour to host this brand-new format for ITV2 and ITVX. Being at the helm of something this fresh and exciting is a total pinch-me moment!' Novelli, who has previously appeared as a judge on Masterchef Australia, said: 'I couldn't be more thrilled to join this new exciting show and help spotlight the next generation of culinary talent. 'Known for my drive and intensity in the kitchen, I'll be using my passion and unique teaching style to push these young chefs to dig deep, stay sharp, and prove they have what it takes to grow, evolve, and make their mark. 'I'll mentor them to use all five senses together and put it all on the plate, the right way. It's going to be a wild ride, and I know we'll discover some true culinary stars along the way.' Paul Mortimer, director of reality commissioning and acquisitions at ITV, said: 'The Heat is the perfect fusion of a high-stakes cooking show with real-life drama, and with the fantastic Olivia at the forefront alongside the renowned Jean-Christophe calling the shots in the kitchen, it's shaping up to be a new reality obsession for our younger viewers on ITV2 and ITVX.' The Heat is produced by Twofour, part of ITV Studios for ITV.
