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Scottish Sun
25 minutes ago
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‘Living Nostradamus' makes ominous Meghan Markle & Prince Harry prediction & claims they're ‘more distant than ever'
Athos Salomé has also given a grave warning to the Duke of Sussex about how he must reconcile with his father King Charles Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A PSYCHIC who has correctly predicted a string of huge global events has given an ominous new forecast on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry - and it seems a "separation" could be on the cards. Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, has been dubbed the 'Living Nostradamus' after accurately predicting the Covid 19 pandemic and Queen Elizabeth II's death. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Are Meghan and Harry going their separate ways? The 'Living Nostradamus' gives his insights Credit: GETTY 5 Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, predicted Queen Elizabeth II's death and the Covid 19 pandemic Credit: @athos_salome/Instagram Now, he's making a serious prediction about Meghan and Harry, plus has given new insight into the Duke of Sussex's troubled relationship with his father, King Charles. Salomé told The Sun there may be new issues for Meghan's growing business and has explained why Harry should return to the UK. And his delve into the future comes as the couple were dealt a fresh blow, with reports their multi-million dollar Netflix deal is dead in the water after 'dismal' viewing figures. Here, Salomé exclusively shares with us his latest insights... Are Meghan and Harry going their separate ways? Five years after Megxit, Meghan and Harry "continue to sell authenticity and philanthropy, while cultivating their personal brands in an increasingly divided climate", Salomé claims. Salomé believes the couple is currently experiencing "the most fragile moment of their strategy". According to Salomé, his predictions are not just vague intuitions: they derive from studies in the Kabbalah, which is the ancient Jewish tradition of mystical interpretation of the Bible, analysis of symbolic patterns, and a precise reading of power cycles. In 2025, these cycles point to a silent split, risky political alliances and wear and tear that will be difficult to circumvent. According to Salomé, he does not foresee divorce but "separation on a professional level". He believes that Meghan and Harry will maintain their marriage, but with increasingly independent professional and personal lives. According to him, "they may remain married for convenience and brand management. But emotionally, they will be more distant than ever". Harry's 'peace talks' have scheming Meghan's hand all over them, he looks lost in his sad little life The teams already operate independently. Meghan will concentrate all her resources on As Ever - her lifestyle and wellness brand - while Harry will consolidate his image as patron of the Invictus Games and mental health projects. 5 Meghan's lifestyle brand As Ever has been a huge success so far Credit: AS EVER 5 Prince Harry is the founder of the Invictus Games Credit: Rex This professional split looks strategic to shield the businesses from the possible failure of the other. Salomé points out that the separation of brands would not immediately mean the end of the marriage, but it would shape a model of cohabitation that would be increasingly functional and less effective. For Meghan, the way forward is to consolidate As Ever, which aims to make an annual turnover of between 25 and 40 million dollars over the next two years. But Salomé warns: "According to the predictions from the Kabbalah, there are strong indications of problems in the production chain and the exhaustion of the niche if she doesn't reinvent the brand's storytelling." Salomé points out that Meghan seems willing to sell herself as a Californian progressive icon, something that would generate increasing polarisation. Harry, for his part, seeks to maintain global relevance with the Invictus Games and mental health projects - bets with royal and diplomatic appeal. Will Harry reconcile with Charles? 5 There are supposedly "limited signs of reconciliation with King Charles" According to Salomé, the Kabbalah, sadly, points to signs of limited reconciliation with King Charles. It predicts that Harry "should publicly travel to the UK before the European summer of 2026 to seal a formal rapprochement, even if Meghan remains in the US or makes restricted appearances". This rapprochement is not an emotional whim, but - according to Salomé - part of "an image survival strategy". Harry "knows that he needs to regain some of the British support if he wants to maintain institutional relevance", Salomé claims.
Daily Mirror
3 hours ago
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- Daily Mirror
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix blow as bosses have 'no appetite for anything new'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix contract is coming to an end and it's said the streaming giants have no intention of renewing the bumper deal Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Netflix dream is to come to an abrupt end, according to reports. While the Sussexes might have been hoping for a contract renewal, it appears the streaming giants have different ideas. Despite the former Suits star, 43, having "everything going for her," it seems as though ratings of her shows simply didn't cut it for those in the hot seat. It's claimed her viewing figures for With Love, Meghan were "dismal" with her lifestyle show failing to break into the top 300 Netflix programmes list in the first half of this year. To make matters worse, Meghan's flop even saw legal drama Suits place higher than her own creation. And Harry's own offering, a documentary on Polo, ranked in at 3,436 out of 7,000 shows. In six months, the project was only watched 500,000 times. Despite a second series of Meghan's solo series being ordered as part of their monster $100million deal, it's said there won't be any more after that. Their huge contract is set to expire this year and a source has said: "This deal is dead." According to the Mail, the source claimed: "'She had everything going for her—name, platform, press—and the numbers were dismal. "They're just waiting for the credits to roll. They're letting it expire without drama. There's no appetite for anything new." The opinion was seemingly backed up by former executive editor of the American edition of Ok! magazine, Rob Shuter, too. He claimed the streaming giant will not offer them a new contract once it concludes, confessing: "The interest just isn't there anymore. They went from buzzy to background noise." With Love, Meghan's figures were released earlier this year after the show first aired in March. The release date for the series was delayed two months due to the California wildfires. However, the delay didn't seem to drum up any further attention, leaving Meghan's Netflix career in limbo. The project saw the Duchess share cookery and hosting tips as well as invite a string of pals to join her as she demonstrated her secret hacks around the kitchen. But much to the disappointment of those involved, figures showed it was watched 5.3million times and in the ranking of the most watched shows, it came 383rd. At the top of the ranking board in the same time period was the hit drama Adolescence, which had 145million views. Second place saw Squid Game with 117million views. Harry makes just one appearance in the series, coming at the end of the first season's final episode. In the footage, the prince joins Meghan, her mother Doria Ragland and friends for an outdoor celebratory brunch. Meghan said it 'feels like a new chapter that I'm so excited that I get to share and I've been able to learn from all of you', in what is likely to be seen as a nod to the restrictions she felt within the royal family.
Scottish Sun
3 hours ago
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Harry & Meg's £78m Netflix deal is DEAD after As Ever flop – bosses are just waiting for credits to roll, insider slams
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) PRINCE Harry and Meghan's £78million Netflix deal is dead after As Ever flopped, an insider has slammed. Meghan's lifestyle series failed to break into Netflix's top 300 programmes in the first half of this year - even being beaten by her old show Suits. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Meghan Markle's lifestyle show failed to break into Netflix's top 300 programmes Credit: TNI Press 5 Experts have blasted her As Ever brand Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk 5 Meghan Markle' s new As Ever product range Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk The With Love, Meghan viewing figures have reportedly been "dismal". Harry's documentary Polo did even worse, ranked at a 3,436 out of 7,000 shows and was only watched by 500,000 people in six months. Speaking to the Mail, an insider blasted: "This deal is dead. She had everything going for her—name, platform, press—and the numbers were dismal. "They're just waiting for the credits to roll. They're letting it expire without drama. There's no appetite for anything new." The couple's deal with the streaming giant expires this year. The Duchess of Sussex claimed that a second season of her lifestyle show is in the works - but the insider's comments have cast doubt on its future. The duchess posted on Instagram saying she's "thrilled" with the decision for a second season. Wearing a Netflix cap she was seen grinning in a short clip on her stories, with the caption: "Lettuce romaine calm... or not(!) because I'm thrilled to share that Season 2 of 'With Love, Meghan' is coming!" Meghan's eight-part show saw her bee-keeping, making homemade candles and cooking with celeb pals, including Mindy Kaling and make-up artist Daniel Martin. Sussex's £100million deal may not be renewed by Netflix – despite Meghan's show getting 2nd series By Rod McPhee THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex's £100million deal to make shows with Netflix may not be renewed — despite Meghan's lifestyle show getting a second series. Reports suggest the follow- up season to With Love, Meghan, which will air this year, was filmed back-to-back with the first and was part of the initial contract. Sources say the sequel is no indication Netflix will want another major deal with Prince Harry and his wife. A TV insider said: 'Netflix have been broadly pleased with the show and don't care if the reviews are scathing. 'The streamer's name has been on everyone's lips for the past week and that's a victory for them. 'But it's now a question of whether they feel that striking another deal represents value for money, or if they feel that they have explored all the opportunities they can with the couple.' With Love, Meghan was generally derided when it was released last week, but within three days, Netflix confirmed the second series. Netflix and Archewell, the production company that makes the couple's shows, declined to comment on the contract renewal. With Love, Meghan was released to tie in with the launch of the Duchess of Sussex's As Ever brand. However both her Netflix series and her brand have been slammed by royal experts time and time again. Speaking on The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, broadcaster Esther Krakue questioned the point of the eight-part With Love, Meghan, which saw the duchess hosting celeb pals such as Mindy Kaling and Abigail Spencer. The Netflix series saw Meghan making guest baskets, beeswax candles, and a single skillet spaghetti, filmed at a farmhouse near her £12million Montecito mansion. Esther shared: 'There's nothing there. 'She's very, like - I'm not saying this to be horrible - she is not an entertainer or an entertaining person." After signing on the Sussexes in a deal reportedly worth £78million over five years, Netflix has so far created a Harry & Meghan documentary, Invictus and Polo. Despite any criticism, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is said to be in full support of the Duchess of Sussex. The second series of With Love, Meghan — with no Harry or their children Archie, six, and Lilibet, three — has already been filmed and is due to be screened in the autumn. Meghan re-launched her As Ever brand this summer. The Duchess of Sussex, 43, has added Rosé wine to her range of As ever products - which is her first alcoholic beverage. The 2023 pink booze from Napa Valley, California, will be sold via her As ever website from July 1. It has been announced alongside two new spreads now available including a Limited-Edition Orange Blossom Honey for $28 (£20). And she has also restocked six of the original products including $15 flower sprinkles. But there is no new raspberry spread available after Meg admitted she may never restock the infamous jam spread. The brand has been dogged by controversy, after the mayor of a small Majorcan town accused Meg of 'plagiarism' over similarities between her logo and their 14th century coat of arms. And one of Meghan's favourite publications have slammed her fruity creation. The Cut slated the spread, which could be a huge blow to Meghan as she gave one of her first interviews to them after stepping down as a senior royal back in 2020. In the article, the publication got 12 staff members to give the jam a taste for themselves - and it got a very mixed response. "I wouldn't pay $14 for this. Its consistency is a little too thin for my taste - you really wouldn't be able to spread it on toast," features editor Catherine Thompson said. And features writer Emily Gould agreed the texture was it's downfall, she said: "I was put off by the texture. It's slimy and viscous, a bit like baby food. Generously, raspberry purée." Meanwhile, The Cut's senior writer EJ Dickson didn't mince their words after tasting the spread. They said: "It sucks! It's like something you'd see at the toppings bar at Pinkberry, not a functional, standalone jam in itself. "I would argue that not only Bonne Maman is far superior but also Smuckers. Very disappointing. I figured she'd be better at making jam than producing podcast content, but no." 5 Meghan Markle's show has been renewed for a second season Credit: Netflix
The Irish Sun
3 hours ago
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- The Irish Sun
Harry & Meg's £78m Netflix deal is DEAD after As Ever flop – bosses are just waiting for credits to roll, insider slams
PRINCE Harry and Meghan's £78million Netflix deal is dead after As Ever flopped, an insider has slammed. Meghan's lifestyle series failed to break into Netflix's top 300 programmes in the first half of this year - even being beaten by her old show Suits. 5 Meghan Markle's lifestyle show failed to break into Netflix's top 300 programmes Credit: TNI Press 5 Experts have blasted her As Ever brand Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk 5 Meghan Markle' s new As Ever product range Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk The With Love, Meghan viewing figures have reportedly been "dismal". Harry's documentary Polo did even worse, ranked at a 3,436 out of 7,000 shows and was only watched by 500,000 people in six months. Speaking to the "They're just waiting for the credits to roll. They're letting it expire without drama. There's no appetite for anything new." Read more The The Duchess of Sussex claimed that a second season of her lifestyle show is in the works - but the insider's comments have cast doubt on its future. The duchess posted on Instagram saying she's "thrilled" with the decision for a second season. Wearing a Netflix cap she was seen grinning in a short clip on her stories, with the caption: "Lettuce romaine calm... or not(!) because I'm thrilled to share that Season 2 of 'With Love, Meghan' is coming!" Most read in Royals Meghan's eight-part show saw her bee-keeping, making homemade candles and cooking with celeb pals, including Mindy Kaling and make-up artist Daniel Martin. Sussex's £100million deal may not be renewed by Netflix – despite Meghan's show getting 2nd series By Rod McPhee THE Duke and Duchess of Sussex's £100million deal to make shows with Netflix may not be renewed — despite Meghan's lifestyle show getting a second series. Reports suggest the follow- up season to Sources say the sequel is no indication Netflix will want another major deal with Prince Harry and his wife. A TV insider said: 'Netflix have been broadly pleased with the show and don't care if the reviews are scathing. 'The streamer's name has been on everyone's lips for the past week and that's a victory for them. 'But it's now a question of whether they feel that striking another deal represents value for money, or if they feel that they have explored all the opportunities they can with the couple.' Netflix and With Love, Meghan was released to tie in with the launch of the Duchess of Sussex's As Ever brand. However both her Netflix series and her brand have been slammed by royal experts time and time again. Speaking on The Sun's Royal Exclusive show, broadcaster Esther Krakue questioned the point of the eight-part which saw the duchess hosting celeb pals such as and Abigail Spencer. The Netflix series saw Meghan making guest baskets, beeswax candles, and a single skillet spaghetti, filmed at a farmhouse near her 'She's very, like - I'm not saying this to be horrible - she is not an entertainer or an entertaining person." After signing on the Sussexes in a deal reportedly worth £78million over five years, Netflix has so far created a , and Despite any criticism, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is said to be in full support of the Duchess of Sussex . The second series of With Love, Meghan — with no Harry or their children , six, and , three — has already been filmed and is due to be screened in the autumn. Meghan re-launched her As Ever brand this summer. The Duchess of Sussex , 43, has added Rosé wine to her range of As ever products - which is her first alcoholic beverage. The 2023 pink booze from Napa Valley, California, will be sold via her As ever website from July 1. It has been announced alongside two new spreads now available including a Limited-Edition Orange Blossom Honey for $28 (£20). And she has also restocked six of the original products including $15 flower sprinkles. But there is no new raspberry spread available after Meg admitted she may never restock the infamous jam spread. The brand has been dogged by controversy, after the mayor of a small Majorcan town accused Meg of 'plagiarism' over similarities between her logo and their 14th century coat of arms. And one of Meghan 's favourite publications have slammed her fruity creation. In the article, "I wouldn't pay $14 for this. Its consistency is a little too thin for my taste - you really wouldn't be able to spread it on toast," features editor Catherine Thompson said. And features writer Emily Gould agreed the texture was it's downfall, she said: "I was put off by the texture. It's slimy and viscous, a bit like baby food. Generously, raspberry purée." Meanwhile, The Cut's senior writer EJ Dickson didn't mince their words after tasting the spread. They said: "It sucks! It's like something you'd see at the toppings bar at Pinkberry, not a functional, standalone jam in itself. "I would argue that not only Bonne Maman is far superior but also Smuckers. Very disappointing. I figured she'd be better at making jam than producing podcast content, but no." 5 Meghan Markle's show has been renewed for a second season Credit: Netflix 5 But fans were left disappointed by the lifestyle show, slamming Meghan as being out of touch Credit: Netflix
Daily Mirror
9 hours ago
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- Daily Mirror
Royal whispers laid bare by lip readers - Meghan's final straw to King Charles's wedding remark
Lip readers examined the words exchanged by the Royal Family in some of their most high-profile moments in a new documentary - revealing new insights into the family's dynamics Existing inside the royal spotlight means that for the House of Windsor, millions of eyes are trained upon them at every moment they appear in public. This is particularly true at the Royal Family's most high-profile events - like royal weddings, King Charles ' Coronation, or Trooping the Colour. Whilst conducting engagements like these, the Windsors are on official duty, but they are still a family, and every so often, they are caught having a candid conversation or moment on camera. A new Channel 5 documentary featuring insight from expert lip readers has revealed some snippets of conversations the senior royals have had in public, bringing new insight into their relationships. Lip readers are something that the royals have to be wary of, so much so, that guests at Harry and Meghan's wedding back in 2018 were even warned to cover their mouths when they were speaking to one another. Prince Harry 'whispered brutal question in Eugenie's ear' at event without Meghan Meghan Markle 'pushed Harry to take advantage' over Megxit 'years before' family told "Ladies and gentlemen, please be careful what you are saying to each other because the world can lip read," photographer Alexi Lubomirski has since revealed guards told the guests, adding: "As you walk in, you see a lot of people sort of talking like don't know what you're talking about, but everyone on these cameras is watching and lip-reading." The new documentary, entitled Lip-Reading The Royals: The Secret Conversations, dropped some bombshells about the internal dynamics of the Royal Family, and included some seriously sweet moments too. Harry and Meghan bombshell When Harry and Meghan decided to quit royal life and move across the pond, it sent shockwaves throughout the UK, but Harry has since admitted that the couple's unhappiness inside the monarchy had been brewing for a long time. At a remembrance service in 2018 - only a few months after the pair's star-studded royal wedding in Windsor, the couple shared a conversation before the service began that seemed to potentially reference their desire to leave life as working royals behind. Lip reading expert Nicola Hickling decoded the conversation for the programme, as she claimed Meghan instructed Harry to 'take advantage of the situation', before she turned to look around at the sea of royals that surrounded them. "She says Harry responded to her comment by asking: 'Today?', as Meghan added: 'Do it tonight.' Then, Harry poses a question to Meghan, asking: "You do realise that this is the end?" as Meghan responds: "Yeah, I do know" before looking away again. The experts featured in the documentary put forward that this could have been a reference to the couple's desire to leave, but whilst that isn't confirmed, it's clear it was a serious conversation. Prince Harry out in the cold In the approach to King Charles and Queen Camilla's Coronation, a huge amount of interest was generated about whether or not Harry and Meghan would be there. In the end, Harry came to the historic day solo - but the lip readers captured a moment between the Duke and his cousin Princess Eugenie, with whom he is close, that indicated he wasn't particularly happy with the icy reception that had met him at the event. It came only months after the release of his bombshell memoir Spare, that saw him make accusations about his relatives, and lifted the lid on the Windsor's family dysfunction. "I've spent five hours with my dad in his office and not a friendly text from either," he said to Eugenie, with the lip reading experts claiming he said next, "Why hasn't anybody contacted me?" Eugenie responded with a quick and cautious but seemingly sympathetic smile. Charles' emotional moment After being diagnosed with cancer not long into his reign, Charles was forced to take some time away from "public-facing" engagements and limit his schedule based on how he was feeling physically. However, he was never going to miss Trooping the Colour, one of the set piece events of the Royal Family's year. In 2024, he did ride in a carriage however, as an adaptation, where he was spotted by the documentary's lip readers appearing to have an emotional moment with his wife Camilla. "Are you absolutely certain?" Camilla said to Charles, they claimed, before the monarch replied, "I'll get through today, it makes me feel emotional, I don't know why". William and Kate's sweet parenting moments A couple of adorable parenting moments were revealed in the new documentary, showing Kate and William trying to balance the formal nature of their royal duties, whilst still engaging with their children normally. In one moment, when Prince George was starting his very first day of school, William was spotted by the lip readers calmly and carefully explaining to his eldest son - who was at the time very young and visibly nervous, what was going on. The lip readers claimed that William told George that the photographers were going to take his photo because it was his first day, and as the father and son held hands and approached his new teacher, he told George they would "shake the teacher's hand" when they met her. In another seriously sweet moment, William was pointed out to have told his children "Eyes to the skies" whilst the senior royals were gathered on Buckingham Palace balcony to watch a flypast, as a gentle reminder to pay attention to what was going on, after George said to his parents, "the crowd is so loud". At the end of the RAF display, Kate said to Prince Louis, "Wow, wow, did you enjoy that?". Kate likes a man in uniform Before Kate had officially joined the Royal Family, she was still a staple presence at important moments for Prince William, after the pair fell in love as students at the University of St Andrews and had been in a long-term relationship. At his passing out parade at Sandhurst, Kate was spotted by the lip readers making a joking comment to her pals about enjoying seeing her other half in his formal military attire. "I love the uniform, it's so sexy," Kate said, the lip readers claimed, before her friends all killed themselves laughing. Harry and William's brotherly banter Whilst William and Harry are now known to have a pretty icy relationship, they once seemed inseparable to the public - and one moment picked up on in the new documentary showed just how far their dynamic has disintegrated. At their father's wedding to their stepmother Camilla in 2005, William found himself having something of a bad hair day. His locks were all over the place during the windy day, and he turned to his younger brother and said that his "hair is a right mess" according to the lip readers. Harry, seemingly noticing for the first time, replied, "Whoa" before joking around a bit at his brother's expense and using his hands to show just how big William's hair had become, to which William replied, "Don't" with a smile. Royals unimpressed with Camilla's feather headpiece At her wedding to Charles, Camilla opted for an elegant feather headpiece - but it didn't go down too well with the other royals, including Charles himself, the lip readers claimed. Camilla, after the pair had tied the knot, said to her new spouse, "Wish I hadn't had feathers," as they blew about in the wind and she struggled to control them, but Charles simply turned away, and muttered, "They look awful," the lip readers claimed. Queen Elizabeth, for her part, chimed in too, pointing out that she "did warn her not to wear feathers". William confesses how much he 'owes' late Queen In a moving moment captured in the documentary, William showed just how much respect he had for his grandmother, the late monarch. William and Kate - newly married at the time - had been asked to step into Prince Philip's shoes and join the late Queen for an event, because the late Duke of Edinburgh was unwell. The late Queen told her grandson she was "so glad" he was there and had been able to step in, to which William simply replied, "I owe you that," according to the lip-reading experts. After the sweet moment, the pair went on to joke about how Philip could be moody when he was feeling unwell, with William replying that he knew his grandfather could be "grouchy" and they all began giggling. William tells Kate he will 'always love her' William and Kate's royal wedding was watched by millions of people across the globe, but the lip readers spotted some sweet moments during the couple's carriage ride that had previously flown under the radar. "Are you happy?" Kate asked her new husband at point, they claimed, and he replied, "It's been a perfect day." "My face is hurting from smiling at everyone so much," he said later in their journey, with Kate agreeing, saying: "I'm smiling as well". Kate then said, "Tell me you love me," to William, with him sweetly replying, "I love you always". Charles and Diana marriage breakdown The lip readers compared how Diana and Charles spoke on their wedding day - to how they interacted towards the end of their marriage, and it wasn't a pretty sight by that point. "You will be fine," Charles said to Diana when they tied the knot, and she replied happily in a "sing-song" voice, "As will you!" The couple might have been all wide smiles then, but a decade or so later, it was a different story altogether, the experts noted. The pair was sent to South Korea on a royal tour by the late Queen, on what one expert called the "mini break from hell" and it seemed to the lip readers things were pretty tense between them. When sitting in a car, Charles tried to engage Diana in a chat about how "interesting" South Korea is, but the lip readers pointed out that she seemed unwilling to reply. Giving only monosyllabic, "Yep" and "Yeah" answers, and "with no cheerfulness" one of the experts noted, she also remained resolutely facing away from him during the brief chat, looking out the car window instead. William asks Harry to 'talk' It has been widely reported that William thought Harry was rushing into things with Meghan, and that he advised his younger brother to slow things down ahead of their wedding. This, in turn, didn't please Harry, given that he was so sure he had met the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with. Get Prince Harry updates straight to your WhatsApp! As the Duke of Sussex settles down to life in the US alongside Meghan Markle, the Mirror has launched its very own Royal WhatsApp community where you'll get all the latest news on the UK's most famous family. We'll send you the latest breaking updates and exclusives all directly to your phone. Users must download or already have WhatsApp on their phones to join in. All you have to do to join is click on this link, select 'Join Chat' and you're in! We may also send you stories from other titles across the Reach group. We will also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose Exit group. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. In one moment spotted by the lip readers, before the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had tied the knot, William seemed to be appealing to his brother to have a talk with him. The lip-reading experts claimed that William said to Harry that he "would like to chat with you some more" as the pair left church at Christmas, tentatively adding, "Are you up for that?" to which Harry nods in reply. Whilst it can't be confirmed what William wanted to discuss with his brother, in light of their relationship beginning to unravel, this attempt to reach out stands out.
