Is Prince Harry just a broken record at this point?

0:03 Calorogus Shark Media. Hello and welcome through Pallace Intrigue. I I'm your host, Mark Francis on gb News. Royal biographer Angela Levin shared strong opinions about Meghan Markel and Prince Harry, particularly concerning rumors of Harry's potential return to royal duties. Levin claimed that Megan is jealous of the Princess of Wales and would only consider returning to the UK if an involved a big house and lots of money. Levin stated, Meghan is not going to come, except if she could take some of the jobs that Catherine has. Levin also criticized Prince Harry for playing the victim and wanting to return to royal life part time. She expressed her concerns, saying it really upsets me and it makes me very nervous that he would put on a pretense that he's a victim and wanted come back, and he's not a victim.

0:58 He's become very very unpleas isn't about what he does. Host Andrew Pearce agreed with Levin, suggesting that Harry wants the best of both worlds after stepping back from royal duty. In twenty twenty. Levin responded, absolutely, that's what he's like now. He wants the best of it, and he can see this a chance to get it because Prince William is very busy with lots on his mind. Levin further speculated that Harry might try to take advantage of the situation, stating, the King is obviously doing his very best, but he gets tired and they can take advantage of that too. They've just got to say, Harry, you've lost the plot and we're not having people telling us what to do. She added that if Harry genuinely wanted reconciliation, he would approach King Charles with a sincere apology. However, Levin doubted this would happen, saying, if Harry really wanted to do it, you say to your father, I am so sorry, please forgive me. But he won't do that. He'll want apologies and money, and he'll want super security. Host Nana Akua also weighed him, suggesting that Project Megan in California has unraveled, which might be why Harry is considering return to the UK.

2:01 Levin agreed, adding Megan always calls herself a global something or other. She's not that's one of the huge reasons why she's not interested in the UK. Levin also pointed out Megan's struggles with maintaining consistent pr supporting, noting she's just lost another head of pr if you look at the real monarchy staffer there for twenty thirty years, and that's because they're treated like one of the family. The Daily Beast she aired. Allies of Prince William told The Daily Beasts that Harry was a broken record who was pretending to not get the message that he is not wanted. After Harry's camp told UK paper The Mirror that the exiled Prince would be prepared to undertake some royal duties if he was asked to do so by the King, but only if he received an apology from William. Prince William's office declined to comment, but a friend of Prince William told The Daily Beast Harry is a broken record at this stage. We all know he would love to be given a part time royal role, but Queen Elizabeth was very clear that he couldn't be half in half out.

2:57 Nothing has changed, however, is promulgating these ludicrous theories on Harry's behalf is simply pretending to not get the message that he is not wanted. They are either very thick or pretending to be friends of the Spencer's told The Daily Beasts that it was probably always going to be a funeral that brought the boys together under one roof, and the fact that William didn't boycott it because Harry was going to be there has cast a glimmer of hope in an otherwise deeply depressing impasse. They both adored Jane, Princess Diana's elder sister, Lady Jane Fellows, Robert's widow, and it's absolutely right that they were both there out of respect to her. It's an important recognition of the fact that blood is thicker than water. It's a mature, promising sign that their private disagreements are not going to be allowed to overshadow important family events. Page six wrote about Harry having a midlife crisis as his fortieth birthday approaches.

3:50 They also report Megan is planning on throwing an a list party, no word yet on if William was invited. In The Evening Standard, Melanie mcdonnod writes, apparently it's world Operation Bring Back Harry. Even a partial rehabilitation will be tricky. The funeral of Lord Fellows William and Harry's uncle by marriage the other day was enlivened, if that's the word, by the spectacle of the two princes and separate pews in church. Not talking. From what we've seen so far, Prince William is not a forgiving soul, and he has a lot not to forgive. His brother's memoir the Megan and Harry interview with Oprah, of the attempts from Montecito to exploit the royal connection, Sussex, royal jam etc. So in the spirit of public service, here are some tips for the Duke of Sussex to engineer a return a Do not even try to include your lovely wife in the approachment. If an annulment of the marriage is impossible, simply work on the basis that for quite a lot of the time you and Megan may have to live on separate continents and enjoy what the philosopher Elizabeth Anscombe called a telegamus marriage characterized by frequent periods apart, absence makes heart grow fonder, etc. You hope b your children are not problematic bringing over the presumably adorable Archie in lily to meet their grandfather will soften everyone up and make for lovely press images. See work ruthlessly on your father's Christian faith. Part of the deal, as you know, is forgiveness. Well play out the parable of the prodigal son for real. D it seems clear that your brother

5:20 can't stand you and hiss. Let it be known that he wouldn't invite you to his coronation. Eat mud, be prepared to present prizes at church fates in Northumbria and glad hand at NHS Hospital staff for years to come. Embrace veterans. You're really good with veterans. There should be no event too small for you to attend. E this is really important. Suck up to your aunt Princess Anne. She is the model of the hard working royal. Get her on side. Everyone is scared of her. If she wants you back in the fold, that's where you b f. Cheer up. You have something to offer which the others don't. The appealing spectacle of the black Sheep returned. The Royal family, as you have intimated in your book, live in perpetual terror of becoming marginalized and redundant and unloved. You for all your faults have a charisma that your boring uncle Edward does not make the most of it. But g as per A, do not even attempt to include the Duchess in the deal forgiveness as its limits tell Us Indrigo, a rat back. Queen Elizabeth had some inappropriate photos taken of her. Now, before you get too excited, it seems her Majesty had her hands in her pockets. Despite being one of the most photographed women in the world, nearly all her official photos portrayed her informal regal poses, reflecting her status as a monarch. However, according to Angela Kelly, the Queen's personal dresser and close friend, there was one type of photograph the Queen longed to take, a relaxed, informal shot with her hands in her pockets. This desire

6:50 was considered inappropriate by her advisers, including the queen mother, who advised against it, perhaps fearing it would undermine the dignity of the monarchy. Yet Angela Kelly, while writing her book Dressing the Queen, saw an opportunity to fulfill the Queen's wish. She recounted in another book, The Other Side of the Coin, how she nervously asked the Queen if she would pose with her hands in her pockets for a photograph. To Angela's surprise and delight, the Queen agreed almost immediately. During the photo shoot, photographer Barry Jeffrey began giving directions, but the Queen confidently took control, striking various poses with her hands in and out of her pockets and even placing them on her hips like a seasoned model. Angela described the moment as extraordinary, something she never expected to witness, a side of the Queen that was relaxed, playful, and utterly natural. However, when it came time to publish the book, the Royal Collection decided that some of the more candid shots could not be included. They were concerned that such informal images might bring the monarchy down. As a result, those special photos were kept out of the public eye, preserving the Queen's image as the ever formal and composed sovereign, while the story behind them remains a touching reminder of her more personal and down to earth side.

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