StyleSarah CartyWilliam and Kate afraid of being 'overshadowed' by Harry and Meghan
According to one royal expert, there's still tension.
StyleDanielle StaceyThe Queen's subtle tribute to Meghan and Harry at Chelsea Flower Show
The Queen and Harry have always had a close relationship.
StyleDanielle StaceyPrince Harry attends Lady Gabriella Windsor's wedding without Meghan
Harry returns to his wedding venue almost a year to the day of his own nuptials.
StyleMarie Claire DorkingA body language expert on how Harry and Meghan's relationship has fared this past year
The royal couple have had an eventful first year of marriage.
StyleDanielle StaceyHarry needs Meghan more than she needs him, says royal biographer
Andrew Morton says Meghan has provided Harry with "stability and structure.”
StyleDanielle StaceyPrince Harry reveals he 'can't imagine life without baby Archie' during Oxford visit
"He said he's getting used to the baby and how Archie has fitted into family life."
StyleDanielle StaceyMeghan and Harry's home life is more low-key than you might think
“They don’t yet have a nanny or a team of staff and there’s no chef."
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Disney makes special Winnie-the-Pooh animation to celebrate royal baby Archie birth
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's new baby boy has been given a rare gift in the form of a special Winnie-the-Pooh a short animation.
StyleDanielle Stacey'Meghan and Harry's nanny will likely be recommended by a friend’
One royal author says: “I think we’ve come to expect that this is a couple that will do things differently, they’ll shake up tradition, they’ll push those royal boundaries."
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'Harry and Meghan's nanny will likely be recommended by a friend’
Ahead of the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's son Archie, there were reports that the couple were looking to hire an American nanny or even a "manny" (a male nanny). Royal author Katie Nicholl says: "I think we’ve come to expect that this is a couple that will do things differently, they’ll shake up tradition, they’ll push those royal boundaries." Speaking to Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box,' Nicholl adds: "I think there’s every chance that the nanny could be American. "I think it’s probably quite likely that they’re not going to be a Norland nanny. I don’t think that sort of traditionalism, that perhaps we’ve seen with the Cambridges, is the way the Sussexes want to go. "I certainly hear that Harry, not just Meghan, would like to have a more relaxed approach to their parenting, perhaps a bit more modern and progressive in that respect. "So it could be a ‘Manny’ and it certainly could be American, but I don’t expect it will be a Norland nanny. I suspect it will probably be somebody who has been recommended by one of their good friends."
StyleDanielle StaceyPrince Harry opens up about the death of his mother after becoming a father
Harry said "missing a mother is like missing some kind of security, how you need that as a son and it falls away when you lose your mother."
StyleDanielle StaceyPrince Harry wears 'Daddy' jacket back at work just days after son's birth
If Harry's had little sleep, he certainly didn't show it.
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What does baby Archie's horoscope tell us about his personality?
According to Bazaar astrologer Peter Watson
StyleDanielle Stacey'Harry and Meghan creating a fortress to protect their baby'
Royal author Katie Nicholl says 'Harry really wants this child kept away from the spotlight.'
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'Harry and Meghan creating a fortress to protect their baby'
One of the reasons why the Duke and Duchess of Sussex chose to move to Frogmore Cottage in Windsor is because they want to keep their newborn son away from the spotlight, says one royal author. Speaking on Yahoo UK’s ‘The Royal Box,’ author Katie Nicholl says: “One of the reasons that the couple chose to move to Frogmore in Windsor because they knew that they could create fortress there, that they could just get away, and that they felt that Kensington Palace was very much a goldfish bowl.” Harry and Meghan moved into the renovated Grade-II listed property at the beginning of April, ahead of the birth of their first child Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor
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Royal baby news: Archie will be UK’s most popular name by 2025, experts predict
Archie will be the most popular name in the UK by 2025, according to new research. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex introduced their newborn son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor to the world on Wednesday, sparking a flood of interest in the name. Researchers at family history website Ancestry.co.uk measured its popularity by analysing historic census records and data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS).
StyleDanielle StaceyPrince Harry back at work following birth of son Archie
If Harry's had little sleep, he certainly didn't show it.
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Royal baby Archie gets adorable gift as dad Prince Harry launches countdown to 2020 Invictus Games
Harry took a break from parenting today as he travelled to the Netherlands to launch the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games 2020. The duke watched a wheelchair basketball training session in a sports hall at the Sportscampus building.
StyleBeth GreenfieldBody language expert compares Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle's first mum moments
“Meghan was doing a lot of comfort cues with her hair"
StyleDanielle StaceyMeghan and Harry's son Archie has no title 'to give him a normal life'
The baby will be known as Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
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Archie Harrison's title: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's baby WILL become a Prince - once Charles is King
New Royal baby, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, will become a Prince with his parents’ blessing once his grandfather Prince Charles is King, the Evening Standard has learned. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have agreed that their son will also be given the title “His Royal Highness” which is his right as the grandson of a reigning monarch through the male line. “The Sussexes have chosen not to give their children courtesy titles at this time, however, on the change of reign the George V convention would apply,” a senior source told the Evening Standard.
StyleYahoo Style UK teamHarry's walking a dangerous path: 'Being popular isn't a given'
One royal correspondent thinks there is a danger if Harry “keeps shutting out the press again and again.”
StyleAlison ColdridgeRoyal baby: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry name their son Archie
The new parents revealed their firstborn's name today, following a two-minute interview at Windsor Castle.
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Royal baby boy name odds: what will Harry and Meghan call their first child - and when will they make the announcement?
The first photo of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's "bundle of joy" has finally been revealed.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
From the Queen to Meghan Markle: A brief history of royals debuting their babies to the world
From outfits to body language, how other members of the Windsor clan presented their children to the world.
