StyleDanielle StaceyMeghan Markle 'planning to take just three months' maternity leave' after birth of Baby Sussex
"Meghan has made it very clear she wants to return to work as soon as possible."
- StyleDanielle Stacey
'Diana would have enjoyed Meghan’s desire to help save the world'
Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank says she and Meghan "would have had a lot in common."
- StyleYahoo Style UK
What Diana would have thought of Kate and Meghan, according to her astrologer
Princess Diana's former astrologer Debbie Frank says the late royal would have made "a great mother-in-law." Speaking to Yahoo UK's royal correspondent Danielle Stacey, on 'The Royal Box,' Debbie says that Diana 'could have Kate got to relax a bit,' as the Duchess of Cambridge has always been naturally more shy. She thinks that Diana "would have enjoyed Meghan’s desire to really help save the world - they would have had a lot of common." Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
- StyleSarah Carty
Prince Louis looks identical to George and Charlotte in first birthday snaps
The royal siblings are the image of each other.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Royal Box episode 20: Baby Sussex birth plans and royal astrology
Yahoo UK's royal correspondent Danielle Stacey speaks to Princess Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank about the royal family and their star signs. Debbie was introduced to the late princess in 1989 and had regular contact with her until her death in 1997. She speaks to Yahoo UK's video series 'The Royal Box,' about what Diana would have thought of her daughters-in-law Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Host Kate Thornton also speaks to royal commentator Omid Scobie, historian Anna Whitelock and PR expert Nick Ede. They discuss Meghan and Harry's plans to keep details around the birth of Baby Sussex private and how the Cambridges will celebrate their wedding anniversary.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
Yahoo UK speaks to Princess Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank
The Duchess of Sussex is "a complete firecracker of a girl - a throwback to the days of the Queen Mother," according to Princess Diana's astrologer Debbie Frank. Debbie was introduced to the late princess in 1989 and had regular contact with her until her death in 1997. She speaks to Yahoo UK's video series 'The Royal Box,' about what Diana would have thought of her daughters-in-law Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Debbie also discusses the compatibility of the Cambridges and the Sussexes, according to their star signs. Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
StyleDanielle StaceyPrincess Diana came unstuck after she got 'too big for the royal family'
Anna Whitelock on Harry and Meghan: “I think the line that they’re walking and going to have to walk very carefully is between royalty and celebrity.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
'Brand Diana became bigger than that of the Royal Family'
Historian Anna Whitelock says "brand Diana became bigger than that of the Royal Family." The late princess became one of the most photographed women in the world and her husband Charles reportedly became jealous of the attention she received. During her marriage and after her separation from Charles, Diana continued to attend high-profile events and had a circle of A-list friends from Elton John to Freddie Mercury. Speaking on Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box,' Anna says: “Harry and Meghan are in this situation where actually they are significant to the royal brand in terms of generating interest, but actually not significant to the monarchy in terms of its future. “I think the line that they’re walking and going to have to walk very carefully is between royalty and celebrity. “There is very much a sense with the instagram and the way in which they are cultivating themselves as a sort of social media couple, they may end up diverting too far away from the royal brand and become celebrities in their own right.” Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
StyleDanielle StaceyThree new photos of Prince Louis released to celebrate his first birthday
The special images were taken by mum Kate.
StyleKristine TarbertMeghan Markle's mother Doria 'arrives in the UK' ahead of royal baby birth
The reports have sparked rumours that a royal baby birth announcement could be any day now.
StyleDanielle StaceyThe Queen is joined by Kate, William and Harry at Easter Sunday service
The Queen attended the service on her 93rd birthday.
StyleDanielle StaceyPrincess Eugenie pays subtle tribute to the Queen at Maundy Thursday service
The royal accompanied her grandmother to the service at St George's Chapel in Windsor.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
New footage of Meghan Markle released before she married Prince Harry
Meghan carried out humanitarian work before she became a royal.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Meghan Markle 'looking to hire American nanny' for Baby Sussex
The Sussexes are also reportedly open to the idea of having a male nanny.
StyleDanielle StaceyMeghan Markle's make-up artist sparks speculation about her due date
Daniel Martin's latest Instagram post could be quite telling.
- StylePenny Burfitt
Meghan will 'fill her home with nannies', says Samantha Markle
Meghan's half-sister has weighed in her future parenting style.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
‘Nerves’ could be why Meghan Markle's avoiding post-birth photocall
Royal commentator Omid Scobie speaks to The Royal Box.
- StyleYahoo Style UK
‘Nerves’ could be why Meghan Markle's avoiding post-birth photocall
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are keeping details around their baby's birth private. The couple have also decided to forgo the media photocall outside the hospital, with their newborn. Royal commentator Omid Scobie says that one of the reasons could be because she is "quite nervous" about the birth. He tells Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box: "What we’ve heard from sources is she’s quite nervous, it’s her first baby, the nerves are really quite high at the moment and so for her to be able to actually cut out what makes it so stressful is probably quite a relief for her and Harry." Historian Anna Whitelock also says that the after-birth photocall doesn't allow for any complications, if there were any. Watch the full episode of Yahoo UK’s show ‘The Royal Box,‘ here .
- StyleThe Independent
Royal baby: The most popular names in the House of Windsor
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are due to welcome the arrival of their first child any day. Following the announcement that Meghan Markle was due to give birth in spring in October 2018, speculation has grown regarding the royal baby's gender, name, royal title, and birthplace. Current predictions suggest the child will be a girl, with 12-1 odds the soon-to-be parents will name the child after Diana in tribute to Prince Harry's late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
- StyleThe Independent
Royal baby: The best photographs of the royal family's youngest children
The countdown to the royal baby’s arrival has officially begun. Since Kensington Palace announced the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were expecting their first child in spring 2019, the world has been counting down the days until the spring equinox in anticipation. As a result, royal fans have taken to betting on its royal-inspired monika, and turning to the history books to guess what Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will name their offspring.
- StyleThe Telegraph
Doria Ragland: How the Duchess of Sussex's mother became her rock and best friend
The Duchess of Sussex's due date has been a closely-guarded secret, and not even Prince Harry and his wife know whether to prepare for a prince or a princess.
- StyleEllen Manning
Here's why people love the Royal family so much
In the latest edition of Yahoo UK's podcast Britain is a Nation Of...., the panel discusses the popularity of the Royal family and why people like them so much.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Prince Charles and Camilla's upcoming tour might hint at Meghan Markle's due date
Royal watchers believe Clarence House's latest announcement may give away a clue about when we can expect the arrival of Baby Sussex.
- StyleEllen Manning
What exactly do the Royal family do?
The latest edition of Yahoo's podcast Britain is a Nation Of... looks at exactly what the job of being a member of the Royal family entails.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Is Meghan Markle writing her own Instagram captions?
There have been a few subtle clues.
