- StyleSarah Carty
The Queen doesn't want Meghan Markle to 'feel like Princess Diana,' says royal expert
The 93-year-old monarch has forged a close bond with the 38-year-old Duchess of Sussex.
- StyleLauren Clark
Princess Diana's waist shrunk by five inches in run up to wedding, says dress designer
The iconic gown had to be started afresh several times.
- StyleHolly Hales
Prince Harry still 'haunted' over 'what happened to Princess Diana'
The long-term impact is evident in the royal's approach to his role.
- StyleLauren Clark
Princess Diana's style is more on trend than ever, says ex Vogue editor
From polka dots to big shoulders and dad trainers
- StyleLauren Clark
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry risk making Princess Diana's 'mistake' by becoming 'too popular for their own good'
'They're stealing the limelight from the monarchy'
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Who is Lady Kitty Spencer's rumoured 60-year-old boyfriend?
Princess Diana's niece is reportedly dating fashion tycoon Michael Lewis.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Princess Diana’s favourite gym jumper sold for an extraordinary amount
The late royal would repeatedly wear the sweatshirt to stop paparazzi getting new photographs of her.
- StyleHolly Hales
Why Princess Diana and Sarah Ferguson were once 'thrown in police van'
The original royal scene-stealers!
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Prince William surprises well-wishers at vigil to mark Princess Diana's birthday
The small group of fans were left emotional when William emerged to speak to them.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Nothing will ever split William and Harry, says Paul Burrell
Princess Diana's former butler says: "Their mother’s death cemented them together forever."
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Meghan wouldn't have been given any preparation for joining the Royal Family, says Paul Burrell
Burrell says: “I think that’s where it’s gone wrong in the past. Not even Diana was given tuition into entering the Royal Family.”
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Meghan wouldn't have been given any preparation for joining the Royal Family, says Paul Burrell
Paul Burrell says Meghan Markle wouldn't have been given any preparation for marrying into the Royal Family. He tells Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box:' "Would you believe there is no rule book, there is no etiquette lesson, there are no advisors. Nobody prepares people coming into the Royal Family. I think that’s where it’s gone wrong in the past. Not even Diana was given tuition into entering the Royal Family." The only thing Meghan may have to be careful with in future is not to express her views or beliefs when it comes to issues that err on the side of being political, according to Burrell. He says: “What comes with maturity is a set of beliefs and they don’t always sit well with the Royal Family. She [Meghan] has to toe the party line.”
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The Royal Box episode 26: The charity ‘split’ and what Americans think of the Royal Family
The Sussexes have officially split away from their joint The Royal Foundation with the Cambridges, so what does this mean for the future? CNN’s royal commentator Victoria Arbiter, royal author Phil Dampier and PR expert Nick Ede discuss the pros and cons with host Kate Thornton. They also discuss the recent royal family get-togethers at Trooping the Colour, Garter day and Ascot and whether these ceremonial traditions will continue in future when Charles and then William are king. Victoria Arbiter, speaking from a US perspective, gives her take on what Americans think of the Royal Family. Elsewhere, Yahoo UK’s royal correspondent Danielle Stacey speaks to Princess Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell. Before working for Diana, Mr Burrell was a footman for the Queen. He tells some of his favourite anecdotes about Her Majesty, including their flight on Concorde and how she’s a great mimic. He also reveals that Meghan Markle wouldn’t have been given any formal preparation for joining the Royal Family.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Yahoo UK speaks to Princess Diana's former butler Paul Burrell
Yahoo UK’s royal correspondent Danielle Stacey speaks to Princess Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell. Before working for Diana, Mr Burrell was a footman for the Queen. He tells some of his favourite anecdotes about Her Majesty, including their flight on Concorde and how she’s a great mimic. He also reveals that Meghan Markle wouldn’t have been given any formal preparation for joining the Royal Family.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
From Princess Margaret to Meghan Markle: A brief history of royals at Wimbledon
Whether it's Princess Diana's seriously covetable wardrobe or the Duchess of Cambridge's greatest fangirl moments, these are the royal family's most memorable Wimbledon moments.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Prince Harry to visit Angola minefield Princess Diana walked through in 1997
Harry is said to want to continue his mother's work.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Princess Diana was a complicated woman, says former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond
The former royal correspondent says Diana would have coffee with her one minute and then ignore her the next.
StyleDanielle StaceyReason why Prince Harry might think Donald Trump is a creep
Trump has made some shocking comments about Harry's family members in the past.
- StyleHuffPost UK
Paris To Vote On Renaming Plaza Where Princess Diana Died After Her
Paris City Hall wants to name a small plaza after Diana, Princess of Wales atthe site of the car crash that killed the British royal
StyleYahoo Style UK teamMeghan Markle experiencing same narrative as Diana, says royal biographer
Andrew Morton says the negative headlines are a cliché.
StyleDanielle StaceyWhy the Queen hurried along Charles and Diana's wedding photos
Fashion designer David Emanuel reveals what went on behind-the-scenes.
- StyleCosmo
Priyanka Chopra channels one of Princess Diana's most iconic looks at Cannes
This. Is. So. Perfect.
StyleDanielle StaceyPrincess Diana's 'wild' sister could be godparent to baby Archie
"Sarah McCorquodale was the reckless one, the wild one, the one who was expelled from school, very much in the kind of Harry mould."
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Princess Diana's 'wild' sister could be godparent to Baby Archie
Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton thinks that one of Princess Diana's siblings could be chosen as a godparent for Meghan and Harry's baby son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. Speaking on Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box,' Morton says: "It’s very interesting that Sarah McCorquodale was the reckless one, the wild one, the one who was expelled from school, very much in the kind of Harry mould. "And then Jane, the elder sister was very much the sensible one and she was the one who read a lesson at the wedding you may recall. "So it will be very interesting which Spencer they ask to be a godparent, will they go wild or will they go steady? Historian Anna Whitelock believes that Harry's cousin Zara Tindall and their A-list friends Serena Williams and George Clooney could also be chosen. She says: "I think we’ll see a blend of the celebrity and royalty in the choice of godparents." Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
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."
