Kate’s eternity ring meaning emerges as Harry and Meghan’s next tour revealed – live

Arthur Edwards told The Sun: “Once William told me the reason he and Kate took their time getting engaged was because he wanted to make sure his marriage would last forever.”

The future king and queen famously split for a few months in 2007 when William felt unable to propose because of his age before quicky reconciling.

The Princess of Wales appears to have poignantly chosen to wear an eternity ring in the video announcing she is cancer free.

Kate, 42, wore the silver band instead of her sapphire engagement ring that once belonged to Princess Diana in the joyful video with her family.

Royal fans have now suggested that this was a deliberate choice to reflect a “fresh start” for the princess now that her chemotherapy has come to an end.

It was also suggested that the ring was changed due to chemotherapy-related weight changes the princess may have experienced.

The Duke of Sussex is “frightened” by the potential outcome of his ongoing battle to have his taxpayer-funded security in the UK reinstated.

According to reports, this is a matter of the utmost importance for Harry, who turns 40 this month, as he wishes to return to the UK more often.

A Palace insider told People magazine: “Harry is frightened and feels the only person who can do anything about it is his father, [but it is not in] Charles’s hands.”

This comes after Donald Trump said that he would treat Harry like any other citizen should he be reelected and it emerges that the duke lied on his visa application, which is currently under review.

Alongside teaser images from the show, the streaming giant wrote: “POLO is a new documentary series that follows elite global players and offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the fast-paced world of the sport.

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An insider told Hello! magazine that the occasion will then be marked by a “weekend getaway” with friends.

“It’s good news, but there is still a long way to go,” he said of yesterday’s revelation that Kate is now cancer free.

The heir to the throne, also 42, added: “She is better, and thank you.”

The Duchess of Sussex has been slammed for appearing at a book club event with Oprah Winfrey on the anniversary of the late Queen Elizabeth II’s death.

As reported by the Express, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliam described the California appearance as a “dreadful mistake”.

He said: “I think it was an absolutely dreadful choice of venue to appear at, especially on a very special anniversary.

“I mean, we all know that when Meghan and Harry gave the interview on Oprah, which is infamous.

“Although they didn’t plan this, by the time the interview aired, Prince Philip was in hospital. We know that he died shortly afterwards.

“We also know that the interview was like exploding a nuclear weapon in the courtyard of Buckingham Palace.

“What is remembered is that the Queen’s comments. ‘Some recollections may vary’ sums it up very well. But that was absolutely tasteless place to be seen.

“We know that Meghan and Oprah are friends, but to be seen in a place which brought back memories of that interview on that anniversary is just extraordinary.”

Taking to the official Kensington Palace Twitter/X account, the heir to the throne wrote: “Air Ambulance Week is the perfect time to say thank you for everything Air Ambulance charities across the country do in saving lives.

“Supporting these brilliant charities up and down the country helps them in their vital work – today, tomorrow and every day.

“Great to catch up with the Wales @Air_Ambulance team on base today!”

An insider has claimed that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been invited to the UK to spend Christmas with the Spencer family.

Should they accept the invitation, it will be the first occasion Meghan, 43, has attended in the country since the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in September 2022.

A source told The Express: “Charles [Spencer] has invited Harry, Meghan and the children to Althorp this Christmas.

“It’s far too early to say whether they will take him up on it, but the offer is there if they want it.”

However, the heir to the throne, 42, stressed that his wife’s battle with the disease, which began earlier this year, is far from over.

While meeting royal well-wishers outside a primary school in Llanelli, west Wales, he said: “It’s good news but there is still a long way to go.”