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Are Meghan Markle, Prince Harry 'Too Much of a Headache'? Insiders Label Duchess 'Toxic'

Industry insiders say some Hollywood A-listers see Meghan Markle and Prince Harry as 'a headache' to work with, citing intense media scrutiny and limited production experience.

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King Charles Allegedly Shuns Prince Harry Over Fears of Looking 'Weak and Foolish'

King Charles refuses to meet Prince Harry during his UK court case, fearing it would make him appear 'weak and foolish'—a calculated distance marking a significant shift in royal strategy and deeper fractures within the monarchy.

International Business Times UK

Meghan Markle's 'Fake-Private' Photos Fuel Claims Her Kids Are Marketed for Value

Meghan Markle's latest obscured photos of Archie and Lilibet reignite claims she is managing the children's online images to enhance her growing lifestyle brand.

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Members of the Media Raced to Royal Lodge for a “Statement” from the Royal Family, Only to Have Palace Abruptly Change Course

"There was great excitement at what might be about to happen—and then nothing did," one reporter who traveled for the ultimately-cancelled statement said.

Marie Claire

Royal Expert Exposes the Truth Behind Trump’s Alleged Plan to Deport Prince Harry

A royal expert has weighed in on whether former President Donald Trump ever seriously considered deporting Prince Harry,

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King Charles Is Reportedly “In Denial” About How Much He Can Handle As He’s Set to Juggle a Major Foreign Tour Alongside Continued Cancer Treatment This Fall

The Palace still hasn’t confirmed that two countries are reportedly being dropped from the royal tour of Oceania this fall, as “Charles is optimistic and desperately wants to keep going with everything.”

Marie Claire

Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis Will Reportedly “Be Encouraged To Not Become Working Royals” Under “Radical Plans to Reshape the British Monarchy” When Prince William and Princess Kate Take the Throne

“The working assumption is that the younger two children will get on and do their own thing.”

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King Charles Apparently Isn’t Content with Just a “FaceTime Relationship” with His Grandchildren Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet

“He wants to know them and be involved with their lives while they are still young enough to be able to learn from his wisdom.”

Marie Claire

There’s a Chance Princess Kate May Not Return to Public Duty Until 2025, As Her “Diary for This Year Is Empty”

Focused on her health and well-being, Kate is “just getting on with the business of getting better.”

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Prince Harry Invited King Charles, Prince William, and Princess Kate to His Invictus Games Event—But the King Reportedly Ordered Working Royals to Attend His Garden Party Instead

“Invictus is clearly exactly the kind of organization the royal family should be supporting.”

Marie Claire

Rabat secures full-season WSBK seat with Puccetti Kawasaki

Rabat, who made sporadic appearances with Manuel Puccetti’s eponymous squad between 2021-23, will step up to ride the outfit’s sole Kawasaki Ninza ZX-10RR next year.

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BMW calls up Haslam for Imola after Sykes' Donington crash

Haslam joins Scott Redding on one of the German marque's two factory M1000RR machines in place of Sykes, who in turn had been standing in for injured full-time rider Michael van der Mark.

Motorsport

Princess Kate Has a “Radical New Way” of Raising Her Three Kids

While still respecting tradition, Kate is massively changing the game.

Marie Claire

World Superbike: Bautista completes another treble at Misano

After his win in the first race on Saturday, Bautista took his 13th and 14th victories of the season out of a possible 15 in the Superpole race and the second full-distance race of the weekend.

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Ex-MotoGP rider Rabat replaces Sykes at Puccetti Kawasaki WSBK team

Rabat takes over Puccetti’s sole customer ZX-10RR for the rest of the 2023 campaign, starting with next week’s Misano event, following the abrupt departure of 2013 WSBK champion Sykes four rounds into the season.

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World Superbike results: Bautista completes Barcelona treble

The Spanish rider was unstoppable on home soil, winning the Superpole race to give himself pole for the final race of the weekend, which he duly dominated, beating Yamaha's Toprak Razgatlioglu by eight seconds.

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World Superbike results: Bautista completes Assen victory sweep

The Superpole race featured a straight fight between Bautista and Kawasaki's Jonathan Rea, with the Ducati rider again emerging ahead in a repeat of Saturday's result.

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World Superbike results: Bautista beats Rea in Assen Race 1

Ducati rider Bautista overcame Kawasaki rider Jonathan Rea to win Saturday's opener by a little over three seconds.

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Ukrainian refugee children donate gifts so Ukraine can be 'merry and happy like Britain' on Christmas Day

Mykyta and Anton delivered gifts donated by their school to Deal Direct Blinds in Gateshead last week, where they will be loaded onto a truck and driven to Ukraine by business owner Ed Blackbird in time for Christmas Day

Motorsport

Sykes secures 2023 WSBK return with Puccetti Kawasaki

One-time World Superbike champion Tom Sykes will return to the grid in 2023 following a year’s absence after signing a contract with the Puccetti Kawasaki team.

Motorsport

Retiring Laverty initially rejected Bonovo BMW management role

World Superbike rider Eugene Laverty has revealed that he initially turned down an offer to take up a management role at the Bonovo BMW team, before eventually deciding to retire from competition at the end of the current season.

Motorsport

Laverty to retire from WSBK, take Bonovo BMW role in 2023

Eugene Laverty will retire from World Superbike competition at the end of the 2022 season and take up a management role with the Bonovo MGM BMW team next year.

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Redding sure BMW speed at Donington no flash in the pan

Scott Redding is confident that BMW’s Donington Park performance wasn’t a one-off and the German manufacturer can carry over its improved form to the remainder of the 2022 World Superbike season.

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