I guess no one told the CEO of Netflix he is not supposed to be in the vicinity of Meghan without his Atty 🤣🤣🤣🤣
u/Diligent-Till-8832 — 2 hours ago
r/RoyaltyTea
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Saturday Madness: Camilla Tominey is seeing things that don't exist again.
This execrable woman seems triggered by an Easter Egg Hunt and a skiing video of 2 children she doesnt know and will never meet.
I'd tell to go roll in the grass but that won't be much use.
Btw, the Sussexes have never asked any outlet for privacy but will sue you if you break the law using unlawful information gathering.....
u/Diligent-Till-8832 — 3 hours ago
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Prince William makes £2.5m from taxpayer for renting unusable prison
The Prince of Wales has received millions of pounds of public money from an abandoned prison that was closed due to toxic gas levels.
The Duchy of Cornwall, the estate which provides a private income for Prince William, owns HMP Dartmoor and has leased it to the Ministry of Justice for £1.5 million a year since December 2023. Over the past 20 months, the lease has generated at least £2.5 million in income.
The category-C prison in Devon has been empty since July 2024 after high levels of radon, a toxic gas that occurs naturally in soil and rocks and can cause lung cancer, were recorded in prisoners’ accommodation. Dartmoor is one of 42 prisons and probation sites in the UK with high radon levels, and the Ministry of Justice now faces the prospect of legal claims from 750 former prison guards and inmates after being exposed to the gas.
u/TimesandSundayTimes — 6 hours ago
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Who is funding the Sentebale lawsuit?
Sophie claims it's not coming from Sentebale's coffers. She doesn't have a job (which is why she wanted a salary from Sentebale) and is not independently wealthy. She says she's receiving ''external funding'' to fund this lawsuit, from who? or what organization I wonder? And is there a way Harry will be able to find out who is funding it?
u/Positive-Drawing-281 — 7 hours ago
Prince William And His Poor Judgement
April 2026. Originates from a new biography of the late Queen Elizabeth II titled Elizabeth II: In Private. In Public. The Inside Story by author Robert Hardman.
u/Timbucktwo1230 — 10 hours ago
Sophie Pushed A Narrative Of Success And Then Suddenly Files A Lawsuit Claiming The Charity Was Damaged
Who are these mysterious outside funders for the charity’s lawsuit…?
Using the charity to go after just Harry and one other when the whole board of trustees and both founding princes resigned due to her controversial tenure is a tactic. Sophie was also constantly interviewed last year saying disparaging things about Harry and Meghan yet now claims it was Harry that was the problem. 🥴
I will be surprised if this filed lawsuit has a leg to stand on.
u/Timbucktwo1230 — 7 hours ago
Gemma O’Neill from the Her Best Life Podcast just got off a zoom call with Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
u/NewTooth740 — 23 hours ago
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The problem with society
Unwittingly clicked on a link that brought me a Daily Mail article about a murder, and as I scrolled down.. it brought to reality what brings engagement.. not the teens dying, or oil prices rising (which affects everyone), but apparently 8 600 people at that very moment were more interested in 'operational notes' that don't exist for a private visit that the media is locked out of.
If social media can be news, unless you're charged of an actual crime, Governments, traditional media, and online media companies should allow subjects of relentless reporting to allow claim profit from the shameless engagement.
u/PixelTag2 — 23 hours ago
Week