Harry's reaction to his wife's friendly kiss with his polo teammate has taken the internet by storm. The incident occurred during a trophy presentation at a polo event in Wellington, Florida, where the Royal Salute Sentebale team, led by Prince Harry, emerged victorious. After the team's triumph, TV Cooking Show host Meghan Markle was there to celebrate and congratulate the players. She gave Harry an enthusiastic kiss while holding the trophy, but it was her affectionate gesture towards Sentebale team captain Malcolm Borwick that caught everyone's attention. Meghan kissed Borwick on both cheeks, a moment that was captured on video and quickly went viral. In the clip, Prince Harry appeared to be visibly surprised by the interaction between his wife and teammate. The video showed Harry seemingly having words with Borwick, but later footage revealed that the exchange was light-hearted. Despite the friendly nature of the interaction, social media users couldn't resist analyzing and commenting on the moment. One user remarked, "That shoulder roll said a lot!"  Meghan  may have been snubbed by Prince Harry's close friend and fellow polo player, Nacho Figueras, following the recent charity polo event.  Meghan and Figueras' wife, Delfina Blaquier, were seen cheering on their husbands during the event. However, when Nacho later posted photos from the day on his Instagram account, Meghan was noticeably absent from the two images he shared. One photograph featured Figueras, his wife Blaquier, and their daughter, while the second showed Figueras and Harry standing with another man and woman who attended the event. The absence of Meghan from these photos did not go unnoticed by fans. On social media platform X (formerly Twitter), one user pointed out the apparent snub, writing, "Nacho posted two pics of the awards ceremony. Who's missing?" Another commented, "Pictures really are worth 1,000 words," And there's Meghan's jam....

Royal Insider Deep Crown observed, “I've been observing Prince Harry's public appearances and demeanor closely over the past few years, and I can't help but notice a distinct pattern emerging. When he's at these carefully staged events with Meghan, whether it's a red carpet gala or a charity function, there's a certain stiffness to him. A sense of unease, like he's not quite sure how to navigate this new world he finds himself in. The smile doesn't quite reach his eyes, the laughter seems a bit forced. It's as if he's playing a role, one that doesn't come naturally to him. But then, every once in a while, we catch a glimpse of the old Harry. The cheeky, irreverent prince who wore his heart on his sleeve and never took himself too seriously. It's usually when he's out with his old friends, the ones who knew him long before he became the Duke of Sussex. There's a lightness to him in those moments, a sense of ease and camaraderie that's been missing from his public persona of late. Meghan is rarely, if ever, present during those candid moments. It's as if Harry can only truly be himself when he's away from the pressures and expectations of his new life. When he's just 'one of the lads,' free to let loose and enjoy himself without worrying about how it will be perceived by the media or the public. It's a telling dichotomy, and one that speaks volumes about the challenges Harry has faced in adapting to his new reality. He's a man torn between two worlds, struggling to find his place and his purpose. On the one hand, he's committed to his wife and the life they've built together, but on the other, there's a part of him that yearns for the simplicity and freedom of his old existence. Perhaps in time, Harry will find a way to reconcile these two aspects of himself. To be the devoted husband and father, the compassionate activist and philanthropist, while also holding onto the essence of who he's always been - the fun-loving, mischievous prince who captured the hearts of so many. But for now, it seems he's still grappling with that duality, and it's a struggle that plays out in the public eye, for all the world to see. Meghan recently announced her new lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard, on social media. However, The Independent discovered that the UK website domain for the brand surprisingly leads to a foodbank instead of the expected lifestyle website. The '.com' website leads to a stylized page introducing Meghan's brand and features a waiting list for interested individuals to join. Curiously, the '.uk' domain for American Riviera Orchard directs visitors to a landing page for the Trussell Trust, a foodbank charity, and subsequently to a fundraiser. This unexpected redirection has raised questions about the brand's UK website and its connection to the charity.   Harry has officially changed his country of residence from the United Kingdom to the United States in paperwork related toTravalyst.  For the past four years, Harry had continued to list his country of residence as the U.K. in the documentation confirming his status as a "person with significant control" over Travalyst, holding 75 percent or more of the shares and voting rights. However, a recent filing at Britain's Companies House, seen by Newsweek, stated: "New Country/State Usually Resident: UNITED STATES." The change was made on June 29, 2023, the same day Buckingham Palace publicly confirmed that Harry and Meghan had officially moved out of Frogmore Cottage. The eviction notice was sent to the couple in January 2023, just days after the publication of Prince Harry's memoir, "Spare," which made numerous allegations against the royal family.   Meghan and Harry recently experienced an "awkward" moment on camera during an event in Miami. The incident occurred when Meghan presented Harry with an award and then posed for a photo shoot with the Duke and others, which was captured by the couple's Netflix cameras for an upcoming show.

TV Cooking Host Meghan Markle was set to begin taping her new series on Tuesday. The Daily Mail’s Richard Eden reported “I can disclose that the programme will not be filmed at the home she shares with Prince Harry.  Instead, the series – which will, according to the American streaming giant, ‘celebrate the joys of cooking and gardening, entertaining and friendship’ – is to be shot at another property in their expensive California neighbourhood. ‘Netflix has rented a house in Montecito for filming,’  Talk TV’s Alex Phillips said, "I actually think that no one is going to watch them. Meghan standing in a kitchen, saying, 'Look how wonderful I am'. Nobody wants that." Royal expert Kinsey Schofield told Talk TV, “I think people really dislike Meghan Markle and it must absolutely destroy her or you wouldn’t see her fighting so hard to be relevant.” “I believe that this is a real PR push for Meghan Markle, even in the descriptions of these shows — cooking, gardening, entertainment and friendship — give me a barf bag.” “When you share the article on Deadline, the headline is ‘Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is launching two Netflix shows,” there’s no mention of Harry.” “If you look at Deadline’s Facebook page, there’s no mention of Harry in the description.” Royal commentator Michael Cole told GB News: "Prince Harry and his lovely wife are going to have to start singing for their supper. They've got a five-year contract worth $100million with Netflix. Netflix wants their pound of flesh. So she's going to be doing a lifestyle and cookery streaming service. "He's going to do a program all about polo. Not water polo, but polo with ponies on horseback, except for ocean-going racing in yachts which was once described as standing under a cold shower, ripping up £550 notes, must be the most expensive sport and hobby in the world." Meanwhile, the very first look at Meghan Markle's new business venture, American Riviera Orchard, has arrived as her close celebrity friends are busy trying out products from her new lifestyle brand. The sneak peek came after Meghan's pals Delfina Blacquier and Tracey Robbins posted photos of the items they had been sent by Meghan on social media, sending fans into a frenzy. As the Duchess teases the upcoming products, here's everything we know about Meghan's brand new venture so far. Meghan's close friend Delfina posted a photo of strawberries scattered across a plate next to a piece of jam on toast on her Instagram story, before showing an up-close shot of the first products we have seen from Meghan's new business: jars of strawberry jam with kitsch packaging. Delfina wrote in her post: "Strawberry jam makes me happy. And I love your jam," and tagged the official account of American Riviera Orchard. Fashion designer Tracey Robbins also posted a first look at Meghan's product on her story, writing: "Thank you so much for this delicious basket! I absolutely love this jam so I'm not sharing it with anyone." The designer added, "Thank you M!" and said "Breakfast, lunch, and dinner just got a little sweeter." Each of the delicately designed jars had a number on it - Tracey's was 17/50 and Delfina's was 10/50 - showing that this was likely a limited edition drop. As yet, there has been no date announced for when you will be able to get your hands on Meghan's jam - or any other products she may launch. However, by visiting America Riviera Orchard's website, anyone eager to be the first in the know when products become available to buy can sign up to the company's waitlist. Royal Insider Deep Crown commented, “it's a far cry from the life of a working royal, isn't it? I must say, I'm not entirely surprised by the decision to film the series at a rented property rather than the Sussexes' own home. Meghan has always been fiercely protective of her privacy, and the idea of inviting cameras into her personal space may have been a bridge too far. It's a smart move, really - it allows her to maintain some semblance of boundaries while still capitalizing on her celebrity status. As for the American Riviera Orchard venture, the branding is certainly on point - the kitsch packaging, the focus on wholesome, organic ingredients. It's all very 'Meghan,' if you know what I mean.  But I can't help but wonder what the late Queen Elizabeth would have made of all this. The idea of a member of the royal family shilling strawberry jam and hosting a cooking show would have been unthinkable in her day. The monarchy has always been about duty, service, and maintaining a certain level of decorum. Seeing her grandson's wife pivot to a career as a lifestyle entrepreneur would have likely been a bit jarring.

Do the Sussexes have money or not? They really SHOULD have money if you look at everything closely. Royal expert Angela Levin told GB News  "(Meghan) could have had it all. I remember the King saying how happy he was that she had joined the family and that she would understand them because she comes from a divorced background. "That was very kind and accepting of her...but it is foolish."

TV's Meghan Markle, host of a cooking show for Netflix. may have rushed her relauch according to an expert. Lita Rebello, head of design at Own Your Space told the Mirror: "They have got creative with the logo's crest by hiding the initials in there, but it's so messy that it's almost impossible to notice. It's like they were aiming for clever, but it ended up being a bit of a puzzle that's hard to solve."

What happens if Harry gets kicked of of the US? Royal Insider Deep Crown says, "The idea of an 'escape route' back to the UK is an intriguing one. It would certainly provide a safety net of sorts, a way to retreat from the pressures of their new life if things get too intense. But would Meghan be willing to make that leap? Would she be able to adapt to the constraints of royal life once again, after fighting so hard to break free?"

Our weekly look at the Kate Is Wonderful narrative. This week, Kate sent thank you cards.  She comes from great parents. She's the most popular royal.   Also wonderful is Queen Mary.

Prince Harry's recent appearance at the BetterUp Uplift summit in San Francisco has left some fans disappointed, as his session on managing "the pressures of today's world and modern corporate life" was not livestreamed, despite the event charging $1,600 for in-person tickets. Ie Meghan beginning to be "uncomfortable" in Montecito?

Meghan and Harry are cooking up two new projects with Netflix. The first series will see Meghan celebrate the joys of cooking, gardening, entertaining, and friendship. The second series follows the world of professional polo. Shot primarily at the U.S. Open Polo Championship in Wellington, Florida, at The USPA National Polo Center, the series will explore the world of the sport, which is known primarily for its aesthetic and social scene. It will pull the curtain back on the grit and passion of the sport, capturing players and all it takes to compete at the highest level.  Royal Insider Deep Crown tells Palace Intrigue, “I must admit, I'm intrigued by the concept of the Duchess's cooking and lifestyle series. It's a departure from the more serious fare we've seen from them thus far, and it could be a smart move to showcase a more relatable, down-to-earth side of Meghan. After all, she's always had a knack for connecting with people, and this could be an opportunity to further endear herself to the public. As for the polo series, it's no surprise that Prince Harry would be drawn to a project that explores one of his great passions. He's been a fixture on the polo circuit for years, and it's a sport that holds a special place in the hearts of many royals. I imagine he'll be quite hands-on with this one, given his personal connection to the subject matter.  

Sources say Meghan was on board with the trip to the UK, but then found an excuse why she doesn't want to go. Also, in an historic first, British and French troops exchanged roles for the Changing of the Guard ceremonies on Monday, celebrating the 120th anniversary of the Entente Cordiale.