Prince Harry received positive news from the UK, but his wife Meghan Markle cautioned about potential repercussions regarding her future in the royal family.

In conversation with The Sun, royal expert Ingrid Seward claimed that the Duke of Sussex is “still loved” by Britons but his better half might never be accepted again by the Firm. 

She said, “Deep down people still love Prince Harry, and they want to love him, I think they’re just very, very disappointed in him. But I don’t see the same thing for Meghan.”

For the unversed, Harry and Meghan left the royal family in 2020. Since then, the couple made it to the bad books of the key royal members following their inappropriate statements. 

From Spare to Oprah Winfrey interview, the former working royals raised questions about their trustworthiness. 

Speaking of Harry’s bombshell memoir, Ingrid said, “He made millions out of it, but he seriously has paid for it, because it’s done his reputation an immeasurable amount of harm, especially with his family, but the way that people view him.”

Irina Shayk offered a sneak peek into her day out with daughter Lea De Seine Shayk Cooper.

The 38-year-old model took to Instagram on Sunday, October 13, to post a carousel of photos and a video showcasing how the mother-daughter spent the weekend together.

“In [black heart emoji] with ….” she captioned the post whose first photo featured her furry black companion, Peanut, followed by several snapshots of nature scenery.

Among the aesthetic shots, one picture captured Lea, who Shayk shares with her former love interest Bradley Cooper, gazing at the endless sea, enjoying the waves approaching her with her hand on her waist.

The daughter looked adorable in a pair of colourful shots, wearing a blue sweatshirt and a white fuzzy hat.

Another slide included an endearing selfie of Shayk brimming with happiness as her seven-year-old daughter sat in her lap.

They smiled ear to ear while the mother of one covered her daughter’s face with a black heart emoji, the same one she used in the caption.

Their dog, meanwhile, makes a slightly blurry cameo while nestled in Lea’s arms.

Though the little Lea has already made an appearance on the red carpet with her father at the the Meastro premiere, among other outings, Shayk tends to keep her daughter out of the spotlight, like her love life. 

King Charles, who is ready and determined to embark on his tour to Australia and Samoa, is set to face a new challenge ahead.

The monarch and his wife Queen Camilla will be making their first international trip, following Charles’ cancer diagnosis in February, in later this week.

Amid the King’s cancer treatment and its health challenges, the royal may also come to face some hefty demands by his hosts during his much-anticipated visit.

The cancer-stricken royal, who will be travelling with two doctors and spare supply of blood while his treatment his “paused” during the 11-day tour, will also be presiding over a meeting of the Commonwealth for the first time in Samoa.

According to a report by The Mail, 15 nations are ready to place their demands for the U.K. to pay slavery reparations of $240 billion at the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting on October 21st.

Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Mottley, who met with the monarch last month in London, appreciated Charles for remarks over slavery which is “a conversation whose time has come.”

Although, Buckingham Palace has made no comments on the matter claiming that it was a “private discussion.”

Meanwhile, the U.K. Prime Minister handed over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius earlier this month, raising fears over the future of British territorial control.

Jeremy Strong doesn’t seem to have taken everything good back home from the HBO comedy-drama series, Succession.

Strong revealed that starring in the role of Kendall Roy had some downsides when it came to his long-term mental health.

The 45-year-old actor shared that he “sometimes lost touch with joy” while reminiscing about his experience portraying the character on the acclaimed Emmy-winning series.

“It f—ed me up,” he opened up in a recent interview with The Sunday Times before further admitting that he “doesn’t miss it.”

He further revealed that since leaving the role behind, the Golden Globe winner, who faced criticism by his on-screen father, Brian Cox, for his tireless method acting in the past, he has finally got in touch with “joy” again in his life.

“I went on a silent meditation retreat last week,” he shared how he did it. “I really needed it.”

He continued, “There’s so much noise and busyness now. I have opportunities that I only ever imagined.”

“I’ve rediscovered play,” he further said of the benefits of the silent retreat. “I sometimes lost touch with joy.”

In the interview, Strong admitted that although it was a “gift” to star in Succession, he is happy he doesn’t have to “carry Kendall’s struggle” around anymore.