Queen Elizabeth II

The 99-year-old was first admitted to King Edward VII's hospital in London on February 16.

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip posed for a photo at the Balmoral Castle library to celebrate World Book Day.

Jane Andrews worked for the British royal from 1988 to 1997, during which they reportedly shared a close bond.

A friend of the Duchess of Sussex accused Buckingham Palace of being racist towards the "Suits" alum.

Camilla is the second member of the royal family to publicly say that they are "keeping their fingers crossed" for the Duke.

Meghan wanted to arrange a "short" televised interview with friend and CBS anchor Gayle King after giving birth to her son Archie in May 2019.

The producers of the interview are reportedly refusing to postpone airing despite Prince Philip's deteriorating health.

Doctors will continue to treat the Duke "for an infection, as well as undertake testing and observation for a pre-existing heart condition."

The Queen joked about the statue of herself presented to her by officials in South Australia during a video call.

In a recently-released teaser, Oprah is seen asking Meghan Markle, "Were you silent or were you silenced?"

Harry and Meghan's childhood pictures with their respective mothers, Princess Diana and Doria Ragland, have been removed from the website.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced on Valentine's Day that they are expecting their second child.

Prince Harry shared that he has Zoom calls with Queen Elizabeth II and that he will always dedicate his life to public service regardless of what the royals say.

The interview titled "Oprah With Meghan and Harry" will be aired on CBS Network on March 7.

Prince Charles, in particular, is making a real effort to step up for his mother amid his father's hospitalisation.

Meanwhile, Sophie Wessex recently began volunteering at St John Ambulance and the NHS at a vaccination centre in Greater London.

BBC and streaming giants Amazon Prime and Netflix are not participating in the bidding war.

Those close to Harry and his elder brother Prince William believe that the royal siblings will now be able to repair their rift.

Diana "wanted her children to be princes of a 'modern Crown' and would have been "furious" with Prince Harry over "Megxit."

The revelation is completely contradictory to the previous reports about the relations between the two royals.

The interview was Charles and Diana's first as a couple, and also the biggest media story at the time.

Their rift could be healed as long as Harry and Meghan don't make any personal attacks in their upcoming tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey.

If it's a girl, Harry and Meghan can possibly name her Diana, as a tribute to his late mother.

Prince Philip is doing fine and getting the help he needs as he remains in the hospital for nearly a week now.

The revelation comes after Westminster Abbey announced that it will not be hosting the annual Commonwealth Service on March 8.

When the Duke and Duchess of Sussex recorded the interview, they didn't know that they would have their patronages taken away.

The palace will reportedly have to make extra arrangements if the Duke and the Duchess of Sussex plan to attend the event.

The position could have gone to Prince William, but he won't be chosen for it to avoid it being seen as provocative.

A friend of Prince Harry argues that his "service is universal" comment wasn't a dig at the Palace and the Queen.

The transition period has been completed and Prince Harry and his wife have officially resigned from their roles as senior royals.