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A recent release of Epstein files reveals emails involving Ghislaine Maxwell discussing 'inappropriate friends' and references to Prince Andrew, including investigations into his links with Epstein, though no evidence of wrongdoing has been found against him. The documents also include communications about trips and social connections, with some references to high-profile figures like Donald Trump.
A 2001 email from a person linked to the British royal family, possibly Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, to Ghislaine Maxwell discusses finding 'inappropriate friends' and planning a trip involving 'girls' in Peru, amid ongoing scrutiny of the royal's ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The documents reveal personal exchanges and plans, but no direct wrongdoing is confirmed.
The article discusses leaked emails revealing Ghislaine Maxwell's communications with Prince Andrew (Mountbatten-Windsor) about finding 'inappropriate friends' and arrangements involving Epstein associates, highlighting ongoing investigations and the royal's denied links to Epstein and Maxwell.
Prince William traveled to Balmoral Castle in Scotland to have a private visit with his father, King Charles, marking their third informal annual meeting at the estate, which is not on the official schedule but serves as a private opportunity for the monarch and heir to speak.
Kate Middleton and Prince William, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, attended a church service near Balmoral in Scotland, joined by other royal family members, during their summer visit to the Scottish Highlands before moving to their new residence, Forest Lodge.
Princess Kate was seen with a noticeably blonder hairstyle during a family outing in Scotland, where the Royal Family is enjoying summer at Balmoral. The change in hair color has sparked curiosity, though it's unclear if it's dyed or a natural sun-lightening effect. The family is also preparing to move to a larger home in Windsor, signaling a new chapter in their lives.
Queen Elizabeth II's final diary entry, written two days before her death at Balmoral, has been revealed by royal biographer Robert Hardman. The entry, which was factual and practical, noted her meeting with her private secretary and the swearing-in of new ministers. The late queen, who maintained a diary throughout her 70-year reign, focused on recording events rather than personal reflections. Her son, King Charles, continues the tradition of diary-keeping, albeit in a less narrative style.
King Charles III, 75, has been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate and will undergo a corrective procedure next week, with his public engagements postponed for recuperation. The diagnosis was made at his private residence in Balmoral, and the King's aides stated that his condition is benign. In a separate announcement, the Princess of Wales underwent successful abdominal surgery and is expected to recuperate for two to three months. The condition, not cancerous, will also affect Prince William's official duties as he supports his family during this time.
Queen Elizabeth II feared that her funeral would be difficult to organize if she died at Balmoral, according to Princess Anne. However, she was persuaded by her family to do what felt right. In a documentary about King Charles's first year as monarch, Princess Anne also reveals a sense of relief after her mother's funeral and praises her sister-in-law, Camilla, for her outstanding support to the King. The documentary, featuring unseen footage and interviews, captures the events of the past year.
King Charles arrived at Balmoral wearing a kilt and traditional Scottish dress to inspect a military unit. He will stay at the Scottish residence for three weeks, including the anniversary of his mother's death. The King plans to discuss future plans with Prince William and Kate, emphasizing their role in securing the survival of the monarchy. Meanwhile, a sexism row has erupted as no member of the royal family attended the Women's World Cup final in Australia, with criticism directed at Prince William for not attending.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been invited to visit Balmoral, the royal retreat in Scotland, but it is unlikely that they will attend. Relations between Harry and his family are still strained, and there has been no contact between Harry and his brother, Prince William. In a recent legal ruling, Harry was allowed to proceed with allegations against British tabloid The Sun, but his phone hacking claims were dismissed. The Beckhams' friendship with Harry and Meghan is reportedly over, and there are rumors of leaked stories and tensions. Prince William's holiday cottages in Cornwall have had their prices reduced, and unseen pictures of the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at Balmoral have been published. The royal family's funding has significantly increased, and questions remain about Harry and Meghan's potential visit to Balmoral.
Queen Elizabeth II reportedly called Meghan Markle "evil" and described her courtship with Prince Harry as a "complete catastrophe" at a reception in Balmoral in August 2020, weeks before her death. The outburst was said to be uncharacteristic of the queen, who was regretful about how things had panned out. The report suggests that Markle's relationship with the royals was likely "irreparable" even before Harry's memoir and the couple's Netflix docu-series. Meghan Markle is missing King Charles III's coronation, while Harry is expected to attend but leave within a day.
Prince Harry's demands to have Meghan Markle accompany him to bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth after her death shocked the royal family, according to a new book by royal commentator Robert Jobson. The book claimed that Prince Harry arrived at Balmoral almost three hours after his uncles and brother, as he had a disagreement with them over his wife. The demands did not go down well with the family, who were shocked by his behaviour.