Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry's fury over two-word Meghan Markle comment

Sarah Ferguson has left people in stitches after walking the famous Coronation Street cobbles and entering the Rovers Return to showcase her pint-pouring skills.

Arriving on the Coronation Street set, the duchess met the executive producer of Corrie, Iain MacLeod, the soap's assistant producer, Verity MacLeod, and Matt Cleary, director of production.

The ex-wife of Prince Andrew told executives from the soap that she would have to persuade them to "allow me to do a cameo".

While attending a London event on Thursday, Prince William admitted that his three children argue over one thing.

Prince William described how Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, all fight over the TV remote at home.

During a chat with a National Film and Television School (NFTS) student, Erik Scott, on Wednesday, Prince William joked that his three children are "always wrestling over the remote" as he hailed the arts as "an important part of the fabric of our lives".

An expert has said that King Charles has ordinary eating habits and wouldn't turn down a burger or a beer.

His former butler Grant Harrold said the King often eats very healthy and snacks on vegetables from his own garden in Highgrove.

Queen Elizabeth made a sweet gesture to Princess Kate on her first visit to Balmoral.

The two women had only met briefly before and the late Queen invited Kate and William to stay at the castle. To make Kate less nervous, the monarch allowed Kate to bring her camera and take photos of the landscape.

This was considered a rare privilege.

The King has a bond with his grandson Prince Archie despite being an ocean apart.

The monarch has previously spoken about his love for trees and how he sometimes does talk to them.

Meghan Markle then revealed that Prince Archie does this too and always greets the palm trees at their Montecito mansion.

The duke, 40, has spent the last few weeks travelling for engagements and has visited New York City, the UK and Africa.

During these solo engagements, it is believed Harry has been honouring both his mother and his father, with some believing he is trying to send the King a message.

Speaking on behalf of Slingo, former royal butler Grant Harrold, who previously worked for Charles explained: "Diana was a massive advocate for so many charities, and Harry has been inspired by that.

"This trip has seen Harry speak about his mother and her legacy and it's definitely a tribute to her. But he's also spoken passionately about climate change, which is a cause close to his father's heart.

"I have no doubt he was honouring his father too. He loves and respects Charles and has a great deal of admiration for him. I think he's wanted to go out there and give a nod of support to his dad and maybe he'll hope that Charles will see this and get behind him."

The ex-butler of King Charles has said trust would be the main obstacle stopping Prince Harry from rejoining the Royal Family if he wanted to.

Grant Harrold exclusively told Express: "I’d like to think because of knowing how close they were that it's possible, but I think the trust with the Royal Family is a big issue and I think in the back of their minds they are always going to worry.

“Never say never, time is a healer. I think it depends on what he does over the next couple of years if we can see him come back in.

"I’m sure his father would probably love to welcome him back with open arms, they’ve just got to be sure that what’s happened in the past few years is not going to happen again.”

Good morning and welcome to today's live blog on the Royal Family. My name is Jasmine Carey and I am the royal reporter looking after the blog today.

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