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Prince Harry Won't Include Meghan Markle in His Efforts Towards Royal Reunion, Says ‘Source'
is reportedly planning to mend his tumultuous relationship with the royal family, but without his wife, , by his side. A source exclusively told RadarOnline that the Duke of Sussex is arranging a solo trip to the U.K. for the royal reunion. However, he has reportedly realized that he can only fix the fractured bond with his family members without involving Markle. The couple stepped down from royal duties in 2020 and have settled in California. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's fallout with the royal family has been a topic of significant media coverage over the years. Amid the couple's strained relationship with the monarchy, the Duke of Sussex is reportedly looking to mend burned bridges with his family members. According to RadarOnline's exclusive report, he will not be involving Markle in it. Sources close to Prince Harry told the outlet that the years-long fallout has only left him sad and shocked. One insider claimed that he didn't expect the problems to 'drag' for so long. As per the source, the Duke of Sussex realized that involving his wife might only add fuel to the fire. The insider further claimed that although Prince Harry isn't happy about the situation, facing the royal family alone 'might be the only option for now.' The report suggested that he is open to video calls, mediation, or one-on-one conversations with the family members. The individual shared, 'He's finally realized that the way he handled things before hasn't brought any progress, and this marks a genuine shift in how he's trying to move forward.' Prince Harry's move to build a relationship with his family has reportedly been 'incredibly hard.' The source claimed that he cares about his wife but is also ready to accept the reality. According to the insider, if the duke has any hopes of reuniting with the royal family, 'he knows he has to try without her.' The decision also comes because the Duke of Sussex has been 'feeling totally lost' with his life in the U.S. The source expressed that he was living in a world that belonged to his wife, but not to him. Meanwhile, Markle is 'reluctant' to go to the U.K. but is supportive of her husband's decision to resolve issues on his own. The post Prince Harry Won't Include Meghan Markle in His Efforts Towards Royal Reunion, Says 'Source' appeared first on Reality Tea.
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A Promising Update On ‘Heads Of State 2' On Amazon Prime Video
Heads of State Amazon has found an original hit movie in the form of Heads of State, which isn't in theaters but airing on its streaming platform with an array of big-name stars. Heads of State stars John Cena, Idris Elba, Priyanka Chopra-Jones and Jack Quaid, as the UK prime minister (Elba) and US President (John Cena) join forces in a comedy action film that would make Harrison Ford blush in Air Force One with their combat prowess. Here's the synopsis: The film has performed well, planted at #1 on Amazon Prime Video, and naturally, conversation has turned toward a potential sequel. In an interview with Screenrant, director Ilya Naishuller (formerly of Hardcore Henry, an amazing overlooked action movie) talked about a sequel: 'If [people] watch the movie and enjoy it, and Amazon feels like it makes sense to do a second one, absolutely. I'd love to get more of Jack in there [and] more of Marty.' He really likes Jack Quaid: 'If it's not Heads of State 2, I will be bugging Jack to work together again,' the director said, 'because he comes in, he knows what he's doing, he's an incredible energy in terms of his positivity and the desire to not just be here and do a great job, but to go above and beyond.' Heads of State 2 How likely is this? The concept lends itself to more adventures, as does its clearly solid viewership. That said, this isn't a sure thing, and while a number of Amazon Prime Original sequels are in development, only a few have been released. Those would include Road House, The Tomorrow War and Red, White and Royal Blue, among others. So if Heads of State 2 is announced, expect it to be in development for a long while like these other films. Given the viewership and audience response, it would make sense for the film to get a sequel. But until that happens I would 1,000% recommend you watch Ilya Naishuller's Hardcore Henry which may lack star power, but is one of the most memorable, thrilling action films I've ever seen, and totally unique in the genre. Check it out. Follow me on Twitter, YouTube, Bluesky and Instagram. Pick up my sci-fi novels the Herokiller series and The Earthborn Trilogy
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Restaurant that had 'hundreds of cars queueing' sends message to customers
The owner of a viral restaurant has sent a message to his customers after receiving 'amazing news'. Aros Younis, originally from Kurdistan, is the brains behind Aros Kitchen, a venue that is no stranger to enjoying thousands of likes and views on TikTok. The 25-year-old manages several venues just outside of Liverpool, including in Widnes and Warrington. However, it is the entrepreneur's Newton-le-Willows premises that has got everyone talking as of late. This particular restaurant is competing to be named best in the North West. The company is hoping to walk away from this year's Uber Eats Restaurant of the Year Awards £100,000 richer. However, Aros and his team will have to beat off competition from Liverpool's The Bagelry, Woffle, Maggie Fu and Beak, as well as a handful of other venues around the region. READ MORE: Tom Kerridge's slow-roasted chicken and gravy will impress your family READ MORE: Late lunch in charming village took me back to my mum's kitchen The former University of Manchester student told the ECHO what the nomination meant to him. He said: 'This is our third year being nominated, so it feels good. We are staying consistent, but we are coming for the win this year. 'It's amazing to see the smiles on people's faces when they try our food. It makes me happy to see how my food makes others happy. Everything we do is for the customers. It's amazing news for us.' Aros moved from his home country to the Netherlands with his family when he was just one-year-old. He then moved to the UK, specifically Warrington, in 2016. A few years on and during lockdown he started his company. Aros said it came about after he couldn't find food he wanted to order and so decided to start making his own. The founder said after hundreds of cars would be outside his house once a month as he began offering food to others. Such as the success has allowed him to established the brand so many know and love today. He said: 'I wanted to bring diverse food to Warrington and give the place something to be proud of. We have a diffusion of different ethnicities to create soul and comfort food. It has always been more than just food for us.' Now in its fourth year, the Uber Eats awards recognise the incredible contributions of small and independently run restaurants to their local communities and the food industry. Joining the judging panel are some of the most recognisable names in food culture today, such as entrepreneur and musician Levi Roots, Irish celebrity chef and TV host Clodagh McKenna and last year's standout winner, Natty Crutchfield, whose restaurant went from cult hit to national fame. This year, one standout restaurant will be crowned Restaurant of the Year, winning £100,000 to invest in their growth. All finalists will also receive a £5,000 prize and a tailored support package from Uber Eats to help boost their business. Uber Eats has also launched the Next Gen Trailblazer Award, a new honour designed to spotlight hospitality entrepreneurs under the age of 27 who are innovating, inspiring, and disrupting the food scene. The winner will receive a £10,000 business development grant and support package. The new award will be judged by content creator and author Seema Pankhania. General Manager of Uber Eats UK, Ireland and Northern Europe Matthew Price said: 'The Restaurant of the Year Awards are not just celebrating restaurants, we're investing in the future of food. The new Next Gen Trailblazer Award is a bold step in backing the young innovators who are rewriting the rules of hospitality'. Uber Eats is once again inviting the public to nominate their favourite local restaurants online. With over 130 restaurants vying for the top spot, this year's competition promises 'fierce culinary showdowns, community-driven passion, and the chance for underdog eateries to rise to national prominence'. In addition to the grand prize, Uber Eats will be recognising restaurants and individuals across five other categories: Women in Food Award Climate Impact Award Healthy Eats Award Social Impact Award Next Gen Award Over 60% of restaurants on the Uber Eats platform are small or medium-sized businesses, and last year's winner, Natty's Jerk in Portsmouth, has launched new locations and gained national recognition since being crowned Restaurant of the Year last October. 2024 winner Natty Crutchfield said: 'Winning Restaurant of the Year was life-changing. We've grown faster than we ever imagined, and we're proud to be part of a community that supports independent businesses.' The awards ceremony will take place in Here at Outernet in London in 2025, where all regional winners and trailblazers will gather to celebrate their achievements, alongside media, industry leaders and special guests.
