Royal news live: Prince Harry talks about the loss of his mother Princess Diana and calls on young people to talk about grief

“Meghan is desperate to come across as the stronger one and end the feud between them – acting as some kind of royal saviour could only do her image good,” a source said. OK! Magazine.

“If Kate becomes active again, they hope that this could take the pressure off them and possibly lead to a truce between her and William and also with the king.”

The Duke of Sussex has advised a group of grieving children of soldiers that they cannot “suppress” their grief forever as it will ultimately “eat them up”.

Harry met the youngsters during his brief visit to the UK in May and talks about coping with the loss in a new video with Nikki Scott, founder of the armed forces charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers, which supports the children.

In the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, Harry revealed in a newspaper interview that he had “not thought about his mother’s death” for almost 20 years and finally sought help after two years of “total chaos”.

After taking part in a fun-filled activity event hosted by Scotty’s with 50 children in May, the Duke told the charity’s boss about his pep talk on dealing with grief. He told Ms Scott: “But I’ve told (the children) this. If you suppress it for too long, you can’t suppress it forever. It’s not sustainable and it will eat away at you inside.”

When she stressed the importance of a grieving child celebrating the life of their parents, Harry replied that this was difficult for a teenager whose attitude was, “I don’t want to talk about it because it makes me sad.”

He added: “But when I realise that it actually gets easier when I talk about it and celebrate her life. As opposed to ‘I’m not going to talk about it and this is the best way to deal with it’ – which in reality is not the case.”

He referred to his grandchildren’s love of Pokémon to the Japanese imperial couple and congratulated Hello Kitty on her 50th birthday in his speech.

The monarch pointed out that there is much more in common between Britain and Japan than just “the joy of tea and conversations about the weather”.

Prime Minister Lyndon Farnham described the upcoming visit as a “rare and historic” occasion and said it would cost taxpayers around £700,000 in wages.

They are being sold by Julien’s Auctions, an auction considered the largest private sale of the princess’s possessions.

The dresses were reportedly worn by the Queen in the late 1980s and are expected to fetch £315,000 each.

The Queen was given a tour of Christ Church School in Chelsea, south-west London, and had the opportunity to learn more about the various initiatives to promote reading.

She donated books to the library and encouraged over 200 students to continue reading “forever and ever.”

She said: “It will take you on millions of adventures all over the world. The more you read as you grow up, the bigger and better it will be for all of you.

“Keep reading and when you grow up you’ll all be stars.”

Following Princess Anne’s hospitalization and the numerous health problems the royal family is battling, an expert said they are “at the end of their rope.”

Author Christopher Andersen told the Daily Beast: “As senior royals age, there are bound to be more health challenges. But it seems strange that we are witnessing one medical problem after another being heaped on the new ruler in rapid succession.

“There is a feeling that the royal family is at its end. I think we have all been a little spoiled by the late Queen Mother, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, all three of whom were spared serious illness until well into their nineties.”

The Duchess of Sussex is in an “impossible situation” with her estranged father, according to a royal expert.

Previously, 79-year-old Thomas Markle had asked Meghan to finally meet his two grandchildren, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, before her 80th birthday.

Royal expert Kinsey Schofield said on Heirs and spare parts: “Can Meghan pick up the phone and say, ‘Dad, I want to talk to you, but you can’t tell Samantha (her half-sister), you can’t tell Thomas Jr.?’

“Her brother has a regular YouTube channel where he talks about his sister, pretending to be his sister. It’s almost like she’s in an impossible situation because how could she get access to her father without compromising some of his privacy?”

Queen Camilla had the perfect answer when a primary school student asked her if she was the Queen visiting today.

“Are you the queen?” asked a little girl.

This caused the king to smile and say, “That’s me.”

The visit to Christ Church School in Chelsea, south-west London, was intended to encourage the students to read and Camilla donated new books to the library.

The 73-year-old Princess Royal was kicked by a horse while walking around her estate in Gloucestershire on Sunday evening.

She suffered a concussion and minor injuries.

Her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, told reporters she was “slowly but surely getting better,” adding that he had brought her “a few little treats from home.”