Prince Harry and Meghan Markle break silence after Archewell charity ruled ‘delinquent’

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have suffered a major setback after it was revealed that their charity Archewell has been ruled ‘delinquent’.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Nigeria

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have broken their silence after it came to light their charitable foundation, Archewell, has been named “delinquent”.

The charity – where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex work just “one hour per week”, according to official documents, has been sent a brutal letter from California’s state attorney, who warned them that Archewell is currently “not in good standing”.

But in the couple’s first official statement following their three-day tour of Nigeria, the Sussex’s have failed to mention anything about the scandal, instead divulging more details of their trip.

A note, released on the Sussex’s official website, read: “The Duke and Duchess would like to extend their deepest gratitude to all the event organizers, military officials and the whole Nigerian community for their tremendous hospitality and the first of many memorable trips.”

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Nigeria

Harry and Meghan have not yet released a statement on Archewell’s blunder

As a result of Archewell’s apparent failure to pay required fees, the organisation has temporarily been banned from collecting and distributing charitable funds.

The letter by the attorney general read: “An organisation that is listed as delinquent is not in good standing and is prohibited from engaging in conduct for which registration is required, including soliciting or disbursing charitable funds.

“The organisation may also be subject to penalties, and its registration may be suspended or revoked by the Registry.”

However, a source told the Express that charity bosses did in fact file their paperwork on time – and that the issue will hopefully be resolved in the coming days.

Archewell now has to submit records to show why its payment is late and pay late fees.

Harry and Meghan’s foundation has filed for an extension – but California’s official registry continued to list Archewell as delinquent, according to reports in the US.

During Harry and Meghan’s trip to Nigeria, the Duchess revealed rare details about their children Prince Archie, five, and two-year-old Princess Lilibet.

Despite spending the US version of Mother’s Day thousands of miles away from her children, she appeared to keep the youngster close in their thoughts, as she revealed rare details about them to a group of scholchildren during the visit.

In a sweet four-word statement, she admitted: “I’m missing my babies.”

She told the crowds: “It feels appropriate that although of course we are missing our children, I’m missing my babies, it feels very appropriate to be in the motherland and amongst family.”
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The ‘new Princess Kate’ set to marry Prince William and Harry’s pal worth £9.9bn

The future Duchess of Westminster remains relatively low-key but she is set to marry one of the richest men in the country next month.

The Duke of Westminster and Olivia Henson’s engagement photo

The future Duchess of Westminster, Olivia Henson, has drawn comparisons with a young Kate, Princess of Wales for her long brown hair, slim frame, and stylish attire.

Her wedding next month at Chester Cathedral will see her marry Hugh Grosvenor, who was once the 11th richest person in the UK according to The Times’ Rich List 2023.

Hugh Grosvenor was long considered to be Britain’s most eligible bachelor and inherited his title and the Grosvenor Estate in 2016 after his father died. His estates are in the wealthy London neighbourhoods of Belgravia and Mayfair, and the ancestral home in Cheshire, Eaton Hall.

The pair will be tying the knot on June 7 in Chester where they plan to live as a married couple. Grosvenor’s status as King Charles’ godson and godfather to a young Prince George means that it’ll be a royal affair, with multiple senior members of the family expected to attend.

At just 33 years old, he is the richest person under 35 in the UK, worth £9.878billion, according to The Times.

Prince William and a young Hugh Grosvenor in 2004

Hugh’s father, Gerald Cavendish Grosvenor, the 6th Duke and a close friend of the Queen and then-Prince Charles, was 64 when he died of a heart attack on August 9, 2016. At the time, he was the 114th wealthiest person in the world, with a fortune of around £9billion, according to Forbes. He was laid to rest in the Grosvenor family plot at the Old Churchyard of St. Mary’s Church in Eccleston.

Much of the family’s fortune comes from a 17th-century dowry given to Sir Thomas Grosvenor, which included 500 acres of land just outside of London.

Bride to be, Olivia Henson, 31, studied at Marlborough College, just like the Princess of Wales, and is of aristocracy having descended from the Hoare banking family, the Marquesses of Bristol and the Dukes of Rutland as reported in the Telegraph.

Ms Henson met Grosvenor, who is also known as “Hughie”, in October 2021 through mutual friends.

The June 7 wedding will be held in Chester cathedral

When Ms Henson and Hugh released their official engagement photo in April last year which was taken in the grounds of his family home of Eaton Hall in Cheshire – eyebrows were raised at how casual it the couple appeared.

According to the Telegraph, one critic said that Henson hadn’t brushed her hair and appeared to be wearing pyjamas. However, a royal expert, Victoria Murphy, stated it showed the couple’s low-maintenance, relaxed approach, instead.

Their wedding next month will be held at Chester Cathedral, with a reception at Eaton Hall. No other details have been revealed as of yet, but it appears it will be a low-key and sustainable event.

It is reported the wedding, will not be attended by the California-based Duke and Duchess of Sussex, despite Hugh being a personal friend of Harry’s. Given that fact, and the ongoing tensions between the Sussexes and the British Royals, one source told Page Six at the start of last month claimed Harry called Hugh to tell him it would be “too awkward” for them to be there.
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King Charles takes major decisions on Catherine and Harry as more tension grows between them
King Charles III has made a significant decision to strengthen his rule amid his ongoing health battle.

The 75-year-old monarch, who has recently returned to public duties after getting the green light from his medical team, surprised fans with a major announcement.

The King has announced he will hold his first investiture ceremony since being diagnosed with cancer, honoring luminaries such as the Archbishop of Canterbury and Lady Jilly Cooper next week.

This announcement comes as Harry and Meghan are making headlines for their trip to Nigeria and provides a new update on the King’s health as his doctors have allowed him to undertake the largest indoor engagement at Windsor Castle.

King Charles still has an unspecified type of cancer and continues to undergo treatment, but he has now been permitted to take on more public-facing duties. Most recently, the King hosted a garden party this week and is hopeful of attending key events like the D-Day commemorations and Trooping the Colour. Queen Camilla has mentioned several times that she has had difficulty holding him back, while the King himself expressed his joy at being “out of my cage” in a recent interview.

Peter Phillips, the late Queen Elizabeth’s eldest grandchild, revealed the reality of the King’s illness, stating, “I think at last he’s hugely frustrated. He’s frustrated that he can’t get on and do all that he wants to be able to do.” Princess Anne’s son added, “However, he is very pragmatic and understands that there’s a period where he still needs to focus on himself.”

Prince William has left everyone in shock with his latest post, days after King Charles III moved Prince Harry to tears with a significant decision. The Prince of Wales, who has been appointed to command Harry’s former regiment by King Charles, seemingly attempted to clarify his military service and experience. On Tuesday, the Prince and Princess of Wales’ social media accounts shared photos of a young Prince William in military uniform with helicopters, highlighting his commitment and service to the country’s armed forces.

Prince Harry was reportedly in tears after King Charles gave a new military honor to his eldest son, Prince William, on Tuesday. Buckingham Palace announced that the heir to the throne, William, will be made colonel-in-chief of the Army Air Corps, despite Prince Harry having served with the unit in Afghanistan. The announcement seemed timed to cause maximum pain for Harry, coming on the same day he returned to London to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

William, however, did not serve directly in the Army Air Corps during his military tenure. Instead, he fulfilled roles as a search and rescue pilot and later as an air ambulance pilot. Buckingham Palace declared that the Prince of Wales would assume leadership of the regiment, marking another blow for Harry during his short visit to the UK. It is worth noting that both royal brothers are trained military pilots, with Harry having served directly in the Army Air Corps during his second deployment in Afghanistan until 2014.
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Prince William just received bad news from Kate Middleton doctor about Brain cancer getting worse

Prince William on Friday offered a positive evaluation of his better half’s well-being.

An emergency clinic overseer said in one of the royal couple’s few comments about Kate’s condition since she announced that she was going through therapy for disease.

William was on a performance visit through Street Mary’s people group clinic on the Isles of Scilly, an archipelago off the Cornish Coast in Southwestern Britain.

He ventured out there to get things started for another structure that will include long-term treatment beds and a maternity suite.

I got some information about his better half Kate and he said she’s getting along admirably, much obliged, emergency clinic director Tracy Smith told correspondents. What’s more, I proposed they could jump at the chance to come for a little while and bring the kids.

The Princess of Wales pulled back from public obligations in the wake of announcing on March 22nd that she had been determined to have an undisclosed type of disease. In a video message, she said she had begun chemotherapy. The news came after King Charles III, her father-in-law, announced his own malignant growth diagnosis. Charles got back to public-facing obligations last week after Buckingham Palace said specialists were encouraged by his progress even as his treatment continues.

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Prince William offers an uncommon update on spouse Kate Middleton’s well-being. Kate Middleton reported in Spring she was having therapy after disease was found following stomach surgery she underwent toward the beginning of the year.

England’s Prince William said on Friday his better half Kate Middleton was getting along admirably in an uncommon public comment about the Princess of Wales as she goes through chemotherapy for cancer. Kate Middleton reported in Spring she was having therapy after malignant growth was found following stomach surgery she underwent toward the beginning of the year.

She said at the time she was well, but the couple’s office has said they wouldn’t provide regular updates on her well-being and she isn’t due to return to public duties until her doctors say she is well enough to do so. Notwithstanding, asked how his significant other was faring during a visit to a community medical clinic on the Isles of Scilly off the coastline of Cornwall in Southwest Britain, Prince William answered, “She’s getting along admirably, thank you.”

Yes, the main heir to the throne, who is also the Duke of Cornwall, was on a two-day trip to the district where he saw a site for a new project to tackle homelessness, spent time on a beach with local groups, and visited a community emergency clinic.
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Catherine RECEIVES BAD NEWS Concerning Their Children As She BATTLES The Next Chemo Treatment

As Princess Catherine, the Princess of Wales, faces a challenging battle with cancer, an intimate and emotional struggle unfolds within the walls of Kensington Palace, affecting her three young children.

With Princess Catherine having completed her first round of chemotherapy, the emotional impact on Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis is profound and multifaceted.

As the eldest child, nine-year-old Prince George may feel a sense of responsibility and a need to be strong for his younger siblings.

His understanding of the situation is likely more developed, leading to feelings of anxiety and worry about his mother’s health. George might try to mask his emotions to support his family, potentially feeling the weight of his role as the eldest brother.

Eight-year-old Princess Charlotte, at a sensitive age, might be experiencing a whirlwind of emotions. She could be more inclined to seek comfort and reassurance from her mother, clinging to her as a way to cope with the uncertainty and changes. Charlotte’s reactions might include sadness, confusion, and a need for constant reassurance from her parents.

Five-year-old Prince Louis, the youngest of the three, may not fully grasp the severity of the situation but will undoubtedly sense the changes in his family dynamics and his mother’s condition. His reactions might be more immediate and emotional, showing distress or confusion as he tries to understand the new normal.

William and Catherine’s approach to parenting has always emphasized a balance between normalcy and the reality of their public roles. Now, they face the additional challenge of shielding their children from the constant flow of information and speculation on the internet and social media. Royal correspondent Jenny Bond suggests that the couple’s strategy involves open communication, ensuring their children are informed in an age-appropriate manner and feel supported during this difficult time.

The royal children are following new routines to support their mother’s recovery. While Catherine may not be attending school runs or public events, she is spending significant time at home, focusing on being a full-time mother. This change allows her to provide a sense of stability and normalcy for George, Charlotte, and Louis, which is crucial for their emotional well-being.

Public and Private Balance
Despite the public’s interest and speculation, William and Catherine are determined to maintain a private and supportive environment for their children. Catherine’s research and approach to early childhood development guide their parenting, ensuring that hope and understanding of reality coexist. This method aims to prepare the children to face any eventuality with resilience and unity.

Positive Signs and Future Outlook
The family recently celebrated Mother’s Day with a beautiful photograph of Catherine and her children, symbolizing their unity and strength. The princess’s recovery journey is ongoing, but the family’s closeness and support are vital sources of strength for Catherine. The royal couple’s commitment to each other and their children is evident, as they navigate this challenging period with grace and determination.

While the road ahead remains challenging, the resilience and strength shown by Princess Catherine and her family provide a hopeful outlook. The public’s support and the family’s unity are crucial as they continue to navigate this difficult time. With Prince William taking on more public duties and the children adjusting to new routines, the family is determined to face these challenges together, embodying the strength and unity that define the royal family.
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