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Meghan Markle shared a number of videos on Instagram that show how happy her kids were when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited the UK.

Meghan Markle gave a glimpse of a ‘carefree’ weekend with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet as Prince Harry headed back to the UK for his bombshell trial. The Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram with a series of stories showing her and the children enjoying a sunny weekend at home in Montecito.

In a video, Meghan and her daughter Lilibet splashed in their pool with Meghan’s mother, Doria, while Lilibet watched her as she watched from her lush green garden. Another image showed Lilibet displaying her shopping list with her items spread out on the worktop in the kitchen. Archie could be seen feeding a rhino at the Living Desert Zoo in Palm Springs in another heartwarming clip, and the six-year-old could be heard saying “what” in an American accent while a zoo worker explained how the creatures can weigh up to 3, 000lbs.

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Harry grinned and thanked an onlooker who had wished him good luck as he arrived at the High Court in London this morning to start another legal battle. Meghan’s Instagram update featured the kids.

A trial is scheduled to begin today in the case against the Daily Mail’s publisher due to be held against allegations of unlawful information gathering. He is one of several prominent individuals. Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) is being sued by Sir Elton John, his wife David Furnish, campaigner Baroness Doreen Lawrence, politician Sir Simon Hughes, and actresses Sadie Frost and Liz Hurley.

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The Duke of Sussex is said to arrived back in the UK yesterday and is believed to be staying in London until the end of the week. His father, Charles, will at the start of the week be 500 miles away in Scotland performing royal duties, but will return to London to resume his cancer treatment on Tuesday.

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The King will hold meetings with both of his rivals in the capital the following week, but royal sources have confirmed that neither side requested a meeting with the other, and that no plans have been made for a visit.

Meanwhile, the Prince and Princess of Wales will also be in Scotland next week, traveling to Stirling and Falkirk on Tuesday. There they will be shining a spotlight on unique Scottish heritage traditions and how they are continuing to connect communities and inspire new generations.

Harry, 41, will appear in court on Thursday and then will be expected to show up at his Californian home with his wife Meghan and their two children, Archie, six, and Lilibet, four. While there is growing rumors that Meghan, 44, will travel to the UK for the first time since 2022, the Duke won’t be accompanied by the Duchess of Sussex on his trip.

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Following the Duke of Sussex’s decision to withdraw his request for taxpayer-funded security when he returns to the UK, the King last saw Harry in person in May of last year.

His father and his father’s first face-to-face encounter since February 2024 took place at Clarence House in London. Due to serious concerns over their safety, Harry has claimed that he no longer feels safe to bring his wife and children to the UK.

Zoe Ball, a former BBC Radio 2 and Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two presenter, struggled to control her emotions as she reflected on the agony of losing her life.

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Zoe Ball has been left in tears after hearing a heartbreaking story perhaps a little too close to home. In the latest episode of her and Jo Whiley’s podcast Dig It, a listener shared the story of her mum’s death just a week after Christmas.

The woman, identified as Di, explained that her 90-year-old mother had requested that she spend last Christmas at home because she was too exhausted to travel and see loved ones.

The listener informed Jo and Zoe that the tiredness was all a sign that her body was starting to fail her.

She left her garden on New Year’s Eve, put her coat on, and went outside to feed the birds.

She said, “Her garden was her pride and joy, she loved everything that came into it, and it was the perfect Christmas and the perfect death.”

While Jo struggled with her emotions while Zoe, 55, was spotted reaching for tissues and wiping away tears while telling the story.

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Zoe responded, “Oh Di, what a gorgeous message! ” with a shivering voice as she continued to sob. Everything you simply shared there… Your mother sounds amazing, I believe. “

The presenter then admitted that she had already discussed her own pending death with her family.

“I joke with my kids about having a comedy death,” the former Strictly Come Dancing star shared. “I’m like, ‘Can I have a comedy death?’ So it won’t be sad, like a piano falls on my head and everyone’s like, ‘That’s the way she wanted to go’.”

She continued, “What a beautiful story that she was out feeding the birds, that’s so lovely,” and continued. And Di, those memories are wonderful, don’t you think? “

Zoe continued, “Yes, I’m with you there, totally, I’m with you,” describing how she resonates with grief. We don’t miss our lost romantic partners, either.

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“Thank goodness we have them in our lives and appreciate everything they do.” “

Zoe announced the sad death of her mum, Julia Peckham, in April 2024, which led to an extended break from her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show.

While on the airwaves, the presenter often updated listeners about her mum’s battle with pancreatic cancer, including her move to a hospice shortly before she died.

She previously mentioned how grief had affected her on a podcast episode titled “I had to stop working, I was on the floor in the kitchen, I couldn’t move.”

Zoe Ball, a former BBC Radio 2 and Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two presenter, struggled to control her emotions as she reflected on the agony of losing her life.

3 images view

Zoe Ball has been left in tears after hearing a heartbreaking story perhaps a little too close to home. In the latest episode of her and Jo Whiley’s podcast Dig It, a listener shared the story of her mum’s death just a week after Christmas.

The woman, identified as Di, explained that her 90-year-old mother had requested that she spend last Christmas at home because she was too exhausted to travel and see loved ones.

The listener informed Jo and Zoe that the tiredness was all a sign that her body was starting to fail her.

She left her garden on New Year’s Eve, put her coat on, and went outside to feed the birds.

She said, “Her garden was her pride and joy, she loved everything that came into it, and it was the perfect Christmas and the perfect death.”

While Jo struggled with her emotions while Zoe, 55, was spotted reaching for tissues and wiping away tears while telling the story.

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Zoe responded, “Oh Di, what a gorgeous message! ” with a shivering voice as she continued to sob. Everything you simply shared there… Your mother sounds amazing, I believe. “

The presenter then admitted that she had already discussed her own pending death with her family.

“I joke with my kids about having a comedy death,” the former Strictly Come Dancing star shared. “I’m like, ‘Can I have a comedy death?’ So it won’t be sad, like a piano falls on my head and everyone’s like, ‘That’s the way she wanted to go’.”

She continued, “What a beautiful story that she was out feeding the birds, that’s so lovely,” and continued. And Di, those memories are wonderful, don’t you think? “

Zoe continued, “Yes, I’m with you there, totally, I’m with you,” describing how she resonates with grief. We don’t miss our lost romantic partners, either.

3 images view

“Thank goodness we have them in our lives and appreciate everything they do.” “

Zoe announced the sad death of her mum, Julia Peckham, in April 2024, which led to an extended break from her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show.

While on the airwaves, the presenter often updated listeners about her mum’s battle with pancreatic cancer, including her move to a hospice shortly before she died.

She previously mentioned how grief had affected her on a podcast episode titled “I had to stop working, I was on the floor in the kitchen, I couldn’t move.”