British Royal Family

Ken Wharfe, who served as a bodyguard for Princess Diana from 1988 to 1993, said that the royals love to watch TV shows and movies about themselves.

The Duke said that during his time as a pilot for air ambulance, he was particularly affected by any job concerning children.

The royal family is said to be furious that "unfounded claims from unnamed sources are presented as facts" in the documentary.

The Duke of Cambridge reportedly snubbed the network recently by banning it from showing a Christmas carol concert being hosted by his wife Kate Middleton.

The Princess of Wales was reportedly having an affair with her protection officer, the late Barry Mannakee.

A royal expert said Meghan's recent appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" was an attempt to redeem her reputation after her court blunder.

Jack Whitehall made a quip comparing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's exit from the royal family to the break up of the "Jonas Brothers" band in 2013.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are warned against using their titles for personal gain as it could negatively affect the British royals.

The celebrity singer said the antics of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "are wearing thin."

It comes after reports that Buckingham Palace plans to boycott BBC if the broadcaster does not offer them the right to respond.

The Duke told the journalists, "thanks very much for coming guys - not that you were invited."

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams predicted that part two of the documentary will "undoubtedly worsen" relations between William and Harry.

"She's caused chaos for herself and has now somewhat lost control of the narrative."

Netizens said the royals never issued a statement to defend Meghan Markle from claims she bullied palace aids.

Omid Scobie claimed in the documentary that insiders from royal households fed negative stories about Harry and Meghan during their departure.

Body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass said that Meghan was even "guiding" Prince Harry on the red carpet.

Netizens are appalled by the Duchess of Sussex's actions on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

Queen Elizabeth II has joined forces with her heirs Prince Charles and Prince William to protest the programme.

The amendment bars anyone who receives "a title of nobility bestowed from a foreign power" from holding the office.

The couple snuck into the last two seats at the front of an airliner for a five-hour flight from New York to Los Angeles.

The Duke and the Duchess of Cambridge donned their best outfits as they attended the Royal Variety Performance on Thursday.

The Duchess also approached a stall selling hot sauces, telling the vendor, "Let mommy have a taste. My boo loves hot sauce."

The Duchess of Sussex talked about her children, Prince Harry, and her pre-royal days on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

The royal joined Harry and Meghan for their last night out in Toronto before they went public with their relationship.

The Duchess of Sussex said Archie loves being a big brother to his baby sister Lilibet Diana.

The deceased, along with her twin daughters, were photographed talking to Prince Harry at an event in 2012.

Two women and one man following the couple were trying to hide camera equipment under their coats and bags.

The Queen was pictured in Windsor's Oak Room - a sitting room that doubles as a private office, sharing a brief conversation with General Sir Nick Carter.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were expected to join the queen since this is her first Christmas without Prince Philip.

Thomas Markle Jr. is hoping for "the smallest of any type of response" to the letter he wrote to his sister on the show.