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Meghan Markle is raising her voice.

The Duchess of Sussex, 41, covers the fall fashion issue of The Cut, where she spoke about how relocating from the U.K. to California in 2020 has benefitted her family with Prince Harry and the life they’re creating today.

Sitting down with the offshoot of New York Magazine to discuss Archetypes, her new podcast that premiered on Spotify last week, Meghan said that she’s excited to reconnect with the public on the streaming medium — in her own voice.

“It’s so real,” she told The Cut in a conversation published Monday. “I feel different. I feel clearer. It’s like I’m finding — not finding my voice. I’ve had my voice for a long time, but being able to use it.”

According to the outlet, upcoming guests include Constance Wu, Issa Rae, Lisa Ling, Margaret Cho and Ziwe, where they’ll unpack the labels that restrain women today, including “old maid,” “dragon lady,” “angry black woman” and more. Archetypes arrives two years after Meghan and Harry announced a “multi-year partnership” between Spotify and their production company Archewell Audio in 2020.

Campbell Addy for The Cut

In another major media venture since leaving royal life, fans can look forward to content to come from Meghan and Prince Harry’s reported $100 million deal with Netflix, though The Bench author didn’t disclose exactly what’s in the works.

“The piece of my life I haven’t been able to share, that people haven’t been able to see, is our love story,” she alluded, quoting the close of her speech at her 2019 wedding, where she said she found faith in the “resounding knowing that, above all, love wins.”

“I hope that is the sentiment that people feel when they see any of the content or the projects that we are working on,” Meghan said.

Reflecting on the freedom she and Prince Harry, 37, have today both professionally and personally, as they raise son Archie, 3, and daughter Lilibet, 1, she added, “When the media has shaped the story around you, it’s really nice to be able to tell your own story.”

Meghan Markle at the Invictus Games in The Netherlands on April 16. Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty

In the interview, Meghan also said she wouldn’t have been able to pick her son up from school if they still lived in England without fanfare and photographers.

“Sorry, I have a problem with that. That doesn’t make me obsessed with privacy. That makes me a strong and good parent protecting my child,” the mother of two said.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Michael M. Santiago/Getty

The family’s move to California started with staying in Tyler Perry’s Los Angeles home before purchasing a $14.65 million property in Montecito. Meghan said that although their house kept “popping up in online searches,” they initially resisted checking it out.

“We didn’t have jobs, so we just were not going to come and see this house,” she explained. “It wasn’t possible. It’s like when I was younger and you’re window shopping — it’s like, I don’t want to go and look at all the things that I can’t afford. That doesn’t feel good.”

Meghan and Harry eventually came for a tour and knew they wanted it before even seeing the inside.

“One of the first things my husband saw when we walked around the house was those two palm trees,” Meghan said. “See how they’re connected at the bottom? He goes, ‘My love, it’s us.’ And now every day when Archie goes by us, he says, ‘Hi, Momma. Hi, Papa.’ “

“We did everything we could to get this house. Because you walk in and go…” Meghan said, taking a deep breath. “Joy. And exhale. And calm. It’s healing. You feel free.”

As she and Harry continue to share more about their decision to leave royal life, Meghan made the surprising revelation that they have not been filtered along the way.

“It’s interesting, I’ve never had to sign anything that restricts me from talking,” she said. “I can talk about my whole experience and make a choice not to.”

Pressed to why she hadn’t yet divulged more, the Duchess of Sussex said she was “still healing.”

In the glittering maze of London’s Soho, Meghan Markle found a vibrant haven: Soho House.

This exclusive members-only club, infused with both Hollywood buzz and a discreet air of secrecy, strikes a balance between celebrity allure and private sanctuaries. Nestled in a historic townhouse that once belonged to a famed courtesan, Soho House is steeped in luxury, exclusivity, and intrigue—qualities that likely made Meghan feel instantly at home. It’s more than a club; it’s a network where ambitious Hollywood personalities brush shoulders with British high society amid decor that doesn’t shy from the provocative.

The Dean Street location, rumored to be where Meghan and Prince Harry first met, flaunts wallpaper that might even make the Queen raise an eyebrow. Meghan, however, seemed unfazed, reportedly treating the club as her personal pied-à-terre, with her luggage always in tow. Why settle for a typical hotel when Soho House offers an unmatched blend of luxury and industry connections?

A significant figure in Meghan’s Soho House circle is Marcus Anderson, a Soho House executive and close confidant. Often referred to as Meghan’s “fixer,” Anderson is said to have introduced her to Prince Harry and reportedly coordinated early dates for the couple at Babington House, a posh Soho House outpost in the English countryside. Babington House, while presenting itself as a classic luxury estate, carries a bolder reputation. Behind its traditional wood-paneled walls and crackling fireplaces, it holds an edgy, hedonistic charm. Even Nick Jones, the founder of Soho House, has hinted that Babington is where couples may encounter… other couples. This cozy, rustic setting hides an undercurrent of decadence, where networking and connections reach an entirely different level.

Meghan’s adventures at Soho House extended beyond romance and into her celebrated “girls’ trips,” frequently held at Soho locations or aboard luxury yachts. These outings, captured in meticulously crafted Instagram posts, showcased Meghan’s “living my best life” vibe—a polished brand built on glamour and leisure. For her pre-wedding celebration, there was no place more fitting than Soho Farmhouse, an ultra-exclusive countryside venue frequented by the elite. There, Meghan’s bachelorette event perfectly encapsulated a “down-to-earth” yet lavish charm, set against a backdrop of celebrity-studded surroundings.

Of course, Soho House wouldn’t maintain its status as a cultural hot spot without a swirl of rumors. Behind its cocktail bars and plush lounges, whispers of members dabbling in experimental lifestyles have long floated about, adding to the club’s mystique. Names like designer Paul Lowe and actress Sadie Frost have been loosely associated with the so-called “Soho swinging set,” though whether this is fact or fantasy remains uncertain. Soho House practically invites such speculation, its shadowy corners and suggestive decor sparking countless rumors over the years.

The dress by Jacques Azagury, once owned by PEOPLE, was first worn by Princess Diana during a 1985 visit to Italy

The allure of Princess Diana is still strong, as proven by the hefty price tag attached to the royal’s latest dress up for auction.

Julien’s Auctions announced on Sunday that Princess Diana’s ballerina-length evening dress by Moroccan-British fashion designer Jacques Azagury that she wore in Florence, Italy in April 1985 and again to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in 1986, along with a matching illustration, sold for $1,148,080. The winning bid was 11 times its original estimate of $100,000.

The identity of the buyer is unknown.

The sale shatters the previous world record for the most expensive dress worn by Princess Diana to be auctioned. The previous record was set earlier this year when her purple evening dress by designer Victor Edelstein sold for $604,800.

According to Julien’s Auctions, “The dress with padded shoulder pads features a black velvet bodice with embroidered stars in metallic thread made from Jakob Schlaepher fabric with a two-tier royal blue organza skirt with a sash and bow. The ballerina skirt was the perfect nod to Diana’s love of dance and her being a patron of The English National Ballet.”

The dress was once owned by PEOPLE, purchased for $26,450 at the Christie’s of New York auction that Diana held shortly before her tragic death in 1997. PEOPLE loaned the ensemble to Kensington Palace for the “Fashion Rules” exhibit in 2013.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles in April 1985.Jayne Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty

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In addition to the Azagury dress, a blush pink chiffon Emanuels blouse worn by Diana in her 1981 engagement portrait sold in the same auction for $381,000, nearly four times its original estimate of $80,000.

Princess Diana wore numerous dresses by Azagury in her life. Recently, five glamorous evening gowns identical to the ones designed by Azagury and worn by Diana were sold to a private collector in Los Angeles for an undisclosed sum.

Princess Diana in Florence in April 1985.Georges De Keerle/Getty

“The whole collection means a lot to me, and the only reason I am selling them is because as of five weeks ago, I retired,” Azagury recently told PEOPLE. “I really wanted people to keep enjoying these iconic dresses and ideally to keep the whole collection together.”

The retired designer added that Princess Diana was “always very excited by fashion, and she knew she would please so many people just waiting for her to come out in the next dress, whether they were waiting in the streets or watching her on the television. She took a long time making sure that everything was just right, choosing the right shoes and jewelry.”

Princess Diana’s dress displayed at Kensington Palace in 2013.John Stillwell/PA Images via Getty

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While Azagury is happy to share the dresses with the public, some of which come with sketches and personal handwritten notes from Princess Diana, he has held some sentimental items back for himself.

“One of the most precious things that I have is a framed picture that the princess sent me the morning she was leaving for France, from which she never returned,” he said.

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Princess Diana and Prince Charles in April 1985.Anwar Hussein/WireImage

Azagury arrived at his shop to find a member of her staff waiting with a parcel. “Inside was a framed picture of Diana wearing three of the famous five dresses, with a message saying; ‘To Jacques, lots of love Diana’ — that I will be keeping all for myself,” he said.

Elizabeth Emanuel tells PEOPLE her project big project is the “sequel” Princess Diana’s bridal style

Princess Diana’s wedding dress designer is going to “climb back into the time machine” and make a modern version of the iconic bridal gown the late Princess of Wales wore to marry the future King Charles in 1981.

“I’m going to try and capture the spirit of the original — but through my eyes now,” Elizabeth Emanuel tells PEOPLE exclusively in this week’s issue. “I want to preserve all the sparkles and pearls but with a completely different vision.”

The designer adds of the “sequel” to the original gown, “It’s a really exciting thing because I often get asked, ‘Would you do the same dress again?’ Well, I wouldn’t change a thing on the dress in 1981, but if I was looking at it through my eyes now, there’s so many possibilities.”

Elizabeth and her former husband David famously made the ivory wedding dress that Lady Diana Spencer wore for her royal wedding at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London on July 29, 1981, which instantly defined a decade of style. All eyes were on the royal bride, whose gown featured a ruffled collar, puffed sleeves, a voluminous skirt and a show-stopping 25-foot train.

Elizabeth Emanuel (right) helps straighten out Princess Diana’s wedding dress on July 29, 1981.Ted Blackbrow/Daily Mail/Shutterstock
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Unbeknownst to the 20-year-old bride and the millions watching on television, the Emanuels crafted a second dress as a precautionary measure.

“I was a bit neurotic, and I thought, ‘What happens if somebody breaks in and steals the dress or something spills or there’s a fire or it gets stolen?’ ” Elizabeth says. “So I thought, ‘I’m gonna make a backup dress.’ “

Inspired by a pink gown that she and David made for Diana to wear at a private ball a few days before her royal wedding, Elizabeth got to work. The extra dress differed from Diana’s iconic bridal gown, notably lacking a long train. The silk was white, “not the deep ivory that the royal wedding dress was made of” and while the actual wedding dress had puffed sleeves, Elizabeth says the backup had “slim ones, more fitted to her arms” with frilly cuffs.

Elizabeth Emanuel at her London studio with the recreated spare Princess Diana wedding dress on March 7, 2024.Lauren Fleishman; Hair & Makeup: Graziella Cawthorne Vella

As for the fabric, Elizabeth hand-embroidered the intricate designs on the dress Diana wore, while the material for the backup was used ready-made.

The spare dress was never finished, and the designer isn’t sure what became of it. Today, the 70-year-old London-based creative has reproduced it for a special reason: to exhibit at the virtual Princess Diana Museum.

“We never got to see that dress on Diana and thought it would be lovely to envision it,” says Renae Plant, the museum’s director and curator. “You cannot put a price tag on history,” she adds of the acquisition for an undisclosed sum.

Elizabeth Emanuel and Princess Diana at Kensington Palace in August 1986.Tim Graham/Getty Images
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As nerves mounted in the run-up to her wedding day, Diana found the design studio to be an “oasis of peace,” Elizabeth says.

“She would go upstairs and chat with all the seamstresses. She loved browsing through the rails because this was a new world for her,” the designer says.

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Princess Diana and Prince Charles after their wedding on July 29, 1981.Terry Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty

Princess Diana’s relationship with Elizabeth and David began shortly after they provided a blouse for a photo shoot marking the royal’s engagement to Prince Charles in February 1981. A month later, Diana was a vision in a black strapless gown created by the couple, prompting her to set the husband and wife design team on the path to stardom.

“She said, ‘Would you do me the honor of making my wedding dress?’ ” recalls Elizabeth, who was in a fitting with another bride when Diana rang. “It was hard to control myself.”

And Kevin Hart stars in another hilarious video to celebrate

Photo: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic

David Beckham and Kevin Hart are back at it again! Beckham’s latest H&M Modern Essentials collection campaign is here, along with another new hilarious video starring him and his partner in crime, Hart.

For his first collection, Hart pretended to play Beckham in a movie, and now, the guys are taking the charade to Vegas for an “I Am Beckham” musical. “From day one of the first campaign we kind of hit it off straight away,” Beckham tells PeopleStyle at the launch of the new collection. “Even when the cameras went off, we were still like laughing and joking and talking about stuff. Honestly, it’s always a pleasure to work with him.”

And although the videos are hilarious, he’s so much more than just an exceedingly handsome face for the brand — he actually loves and wears the clothes in his everyday life.

“I don’t want to just be in the campaign and people think ‘I’m wearing the same jumper as him, but I don’t see him in it.’ I actually wear the clothes, and this is me every single day — jeans and a t-shirt or a shirt,” he shares. “I think that’s what people kind of respect and appreciate the fact that they are getting a piece of my style, and they like it apparently.”

While Beckham describes himself as a “very casual” dresser, he really appreciates formal attire. “I love to wear smart suits, and I like to feel smart when I go out for dinner but I also much prefer to wear jeans, T-shirts, trainers, boots, vintage boots and that’s kind of how I dress every single day.”

It’s no wonder then that his main style influencers are people who have an effortless way of dressing too. “I’ve always been a huge fan of Steve McQueen, and people like that, and James Dean. People like that I always look at their style and it’s just effortless. Most of the time it’s just a plain white T-shirt and a pair of jeans, but they make it look good.”

As for his stylish wife, designer Victoria Beckham, she just debuted the spring collection of her namesake brand during New York Fashion Week and as always, David and his family were seated front and center.

We already know that Victoria celebrated with some dancing (in the middle of Times Square to the Bee Gees!) but according to David there was even more partying that we didn’t see on Instagram. “We [celebrated] the night after the show. We always have a dinner for the team, and family and friends. We had a couple of glasses of wine, and she had a couple of glasses of her tequila. We toasted it.”

After with another successful H&M campaign from David, they will have a lot more to toast to!

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Romeo Beckham has an uncanny resemblance to his dad David thanks to his new platinum blonde hue

Photo: Romeo Beckham/Instagram; Getty

Romeo Beckham looks practically identical to dad David after dyeing his hair platinum blonde — and the former soccer star couldn’t help but troll him about it!

Romeo, 18, has rocked long, flowing golden blonde hair for quite some time. But he just recently buzzed it off and bleached it to an icier shade reminiscent of the platinum hue his dad David, 46, had in the 2000s.

The budding model debuted the bright blonde switch-up on Instagram and thanked colorist Josh Wood for the look. “Here’s to expressing yourself through colour & a transformational cut ,” Wood wrote.

Romeo’s mom Victoria Beckham gave the style her stamp of approval. “Wow!!!! Love!!!!” she wrote on her son’s post.

Romeo shared another photo of his fresh hairstyle and David left a lighthearted comment about his son’s inspiration for the cut and color.

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“Nice hair  @romeobeckham,” David said. “I wonder where u got that idea from .”

Nowadays David is sporting a slightly longer style in his natural brown color, but rocked the blonde hue in 2008 (pictured above).

Fans spotted the resemblance right away. “@davidbeckham Beckham, I can tell he has surely copied this hair from you. Beckham you had the best hairstyles ever, and you still have.This hairstyle was when you joined the LA Galaxy in 2007, Beckham, so amazing!!!!! #Beckham ,” one person commented. Someone else wrote, “@davidbeckham Like his dad in the 90’s/00s .”

Romeo has started to make his own mark on the fashion industry as he’s grown up, most notably landing his first magazine cover for L’Uomo Vogue‘s Generation Issue in January. And he’s gotten nothing but support from his famous family.

“incredible!! ,” said Romeo’s soon-to-be sister-in-law Nicola Peltz, who got engaged to the model’s older brother Brooklyn Beckham, 22, in July 2020.

David posted the magazine cover on his own Instagram feed and congratulated his son on the accomplishment. He wrote: “So proud of you @romeobeckham  What an incredible first cover for @luomovogue.”

Royal Fans Moved by Princess Kate’s Heartfelt Plans for Christmas Carol Service

 

Royal fans are abuzz with emotion and admiration as Catherine, the Princess of Wales, reveals her deeply touching plans for this year’s Christmas Carol Service at Westminster Abbey. Since its inception in 2021, the annual event, hosted by the beloved royal, has become a cherished symbol of unity and compassion. This year’s service, scheduled for December 6, promises to be the most poignant yet.

Last week, Kensington Palace announced that the Together at Christmas service will focus on themes of love, empathy, and the enduring bonds that sustain us during life’s most challenging moments. In a statement, the palace shared:

“This year, Her Royal Highness wanted to shine a light on individuals and families who have shown extraordinary kindness and resilience. The service will celebrate their strength and remind us all that even in the darkest times, love remains the greatest gift we can give and receive.”

Today, Kensington Palace provided an emotional update, revealing that Princess Catherine, 42, has extended a deeply meaningful invitation to child survivors and families affected by the harrowing Southport tragedy. The devastating incident, which occurred during a Taylor Swift-themed dance class on July 29, claimed the lives of three children and left 10 others, including dance teacher Leanne Lucas, 35, seriously injured.

This invitation is more than a gesture of royal generosity; it underscores Princess Catherine’s unwavering commitment to highlighting stories of resilience, empathy, and hope. By including these families, the princess once again demonstrates her compassion not just as a public figure but as a mother and leader who deeply connects with those facing hardship.

The Southport tragedy holds particular significance for Catherine and Prince William. In the aftermath, the couple privately met with grieving families and first responders, offering heartfelt comfort. Witnesses to their visit described the interactions as deeply empathetic, with both royals taking time to listen, console, and share emotional moments with those affected.

This year’s service also carries personal significance for the princess. Having recently completed preventative chemotherapy for cancer in September, Catherine’s return to royal duties has been marked by grace and determination. Her openness about her health journey has resonated with many, further endearing her to the public.

The Together at Christmas concert not only celebrates the festive season but also stands as a testament to the royal family’s enduring values of service, compassion, and community. For Catherine and William, family has always been at the heart of their public roles, and this event reflects their shared belief in the importance of connection.

Over the years, the couple’s public appearances have often highlighted the joys and challenges of raising their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—while balancing royal duties. Catherine’s approach to her work mirrors the values she instills within her family: empathy, courage, and the importance of supporting one another.

The 2024 Together at Christmas concert will serve as a poignant reminder of how communities can unite in the face of unimaginable loss. Featuring performances, readings, and reflections, the event aims to inspire hope and healing. Contributions will come from individuals whose stories of love and kindness have touched the princess deeply.

Royal watchers eagerly anticipate what promises to be an emotional and inspiring evening. Princess Catherine’s choice to honor the Southport survivors and their families is a powerful statement, reminding the world of the importance of compassion in building a brighter future.

This year’s service, filled with personal touches and heartfelt tributes, will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression, showcasing the royal family’s unique ability to bring people together in times of need. As the Princess of Wales leads the event, she will once again highlight the timeless power of love, empathy, and the true meaning of Christmas.

EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry is gearing up for the release of a new bombshell royal documentary next week – but even he likely won’t be able to watch it.

Prince Harry will see the release of the new German documentary next week (Image: GETTY)

British fans of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be left disappointed as a new documentary about the royal couple won’t be available to watch in the UK, it has been confirmed.

The documentary titled ‘Harry – The Lost Prince’ will be released by Germany’s ZDF network at 8.15pm on December 3 – but fans outside of Germany won’t be able to view it due to legal reasons.

Speaking to Express.co.uk, the German network confirmed that it won’t be available in the United Kingdom. Discussing their 24-hour live streams, they said: “Access from abroad is not possible due to legal restrictions.”

The show will also be available via their app – but this is only available in Germany.

The network has already confirmed that the show will follow Harry and Meghan’s decision to step down as senior working royals in 2020, as well as his “ongoing search for a meaningful role and the broader impact of this on the British monarchy”.#

The documentary will also explore the divide in public opinion about Harry and Meghan. It has previously been thought that younger audiences view Harry as a modernising force, all while more traditional or conservative circles see him as a threat to the Firm.

Discussing how the couple will likely be feeling in the run up to the bombshell release, with one PR expert claiming that they won’t be stressing as it will be like “water off of a duck’s back”.

Lynn Carratt, from Press Box PR, recently told the Mirror: “The new documentary will be water off of a duck’s back, while they value their privacy and won’t enjoy having no control over what is said, they know they will be subject to these documentaries at times and biographers will always publish books about their lives.”

She added: “From my understanding of the new TV documentary, Harry and Meghan are not part of it. [Instead], it’s interviews with people who live near them who’ve perhaps worked with them previously. Not Harry and Meghan, giving their insight into their own lives or own opinions.”

Meghan and Harry stepped down from royal duties in 2020 (Image: GETTY)

Speaking about what viewers could expect, she added: “Viewers will likely get an insight into the couple’s life now and what it is like to live close to them, but I don’t believe it will have any impact on their upcoming projects.”

The documentary will come just one week before Netflix release Harry’s documentary Polo, which will explore the royal’s favourite sport.

Meghan and Harry currently reside in California with their children, Archie, five, and Lilibet, three.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have purchased a new £3.6million villa in Portugal, but the home is still not ready for use.

Harry and Meghan have reportedly purchased a new villa in Portugal (Image: Getty)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle purchased a lavish multi-million-pound property in sunny Portugal last month but the couple face a fresh blow, as according to a source, the property is not yet ready for use.

The £3.6million home is in a resort located just an hour’s drive south of Lisbon on Portugal’s west coast, between Comporta and Melides, which has become a popular holiday destination for the rich, thanks to it being relatively untouched by tourism.

A source told Express.co.uk it is not ready for use and will only be used as a holiday home. They revealed: “The villa in Portugal is more an investment than anything else and construction hasn’t even been completed yet.”

“It hasn’t been purchased as a new home, but more as a holiday retreat and something they can put their money into to protect their assets.”

Harry and Meghan have reportedly spent £3.6 on a new home (Image: Getty)

The Sussexes’ purchase of the property was said to have been prompted by Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, who also own a home in Melides, just south of Lisbon.

Pauline MacLaran, a professor and author of ‘Royal Fever: The British Monarchy in Consumer Culture’, believes Princess Eugenie also having a home in Portugal would have swayed the couple’s decision to buy.

She explained: “I would think this will have greatly influenced their purchase and will provide them with a familiar friendship circle for their stays there, as well as a chance for their children to get to know their second cousins.”

Being in close proximity to the UK may also assist in Harry making more frequent visits to the UK. The author added: “If the Sussexes intend to use Portugal as a base from which Harry can visit the UK while they are there, then perhaps he will have more of a chance to repair the relationship with his father if he can visit for short periods more easily.”

Harry has always had a good relationship with Princess Eugenie (Image: Getty)

Express.co.uk revealed that the resort’s properties have been designed by high-end architecture and interior design firm Denton House which delivers “the world’s most glamorous residences and resort destinations”.

The CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club is owned by multimillionaire property tycoon Mike Meldman.

Eugenie’s husband, Jack, works in marketing, sales, and promotion for Mike’s Discovery Land Company, which specialises in building luxurious private golf and residential holiday communities across the globe.

The Discovery Land Company has been developing the 722-acre beachfront plot in Comporta since 2019 and when finished, the resort is set to have 300 homes, with prices starting at a whopping £3.6million.

Prince Harry is set to attend another solo engagement in New York next week, however, the event is set to clash with a key event in King Charles’s calendar.

Harry’s event will clash with an important event in the King’s calendar (Image: Getty)

Prince Harry is set to attend another solo engagement in New York next week, however, the event is set to clash with a key event in the Royal Family’s calendar.

It has been confirmed Prince Harry will return to New York on December 4, at the New York Times DealBook Conference to speak at the event.

On the same day, Meghan Markle is expected to attend the 2024 Paley Honors Fall Gala, where the couple’s friend, Tyler Perry is being bestowed with The Paley Honors Award, according to the Mirror.

The timing of the events has been questioned yet again, as the two royals are conducting engagements on the same day King Charles will receive The Amir of the State of Qatar, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, for a two-day state visit from December 3 to December 4.

It is also be the first engagement of its kind in which Princess Kate will participate in, since her cancer diagnosis, as she is set to greet Emir and Her Highness, Sheikha Jawaher, at their residence, on behalf of The King when they arrive.

Prince Harry was last in New York in September conducting solo engagements to support various charities and businesses including African Parks, The HALO Trust, and The Diana Award. Meghan Markle meanwhile, was spotted at a gala supporting LA Children’s Hospital and she also separately attended a digital wellness event.

It comes as the pair have set tongues wagging with a string of increasingly separate public appearances over recent months since they embarked on a joint tour of Colombia in the summer.

Despite the pair’s recent solo appearances, the couple plan to both host the Winter Invictus Games in February 2025 and Meghan Markle has been an avid supporter of her husband’s charity initiative since they began dating.