MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry fans have posted repulsive messages about the Queens health following her Hospital stay.

A journalist shared a screenshot on Twitter of a message posted by a fan of the Duchess with the caption "There are some disgusting posts about the Queen from Harry and #Meghan fans."

The fan had tweeted saying "brb im shopping coffins for the queen-" followed by another tweet displaying pictures of coffins.

The sick messages come after the Queen spent the night in hospital for tests on Wednesday after cancelling official duties.

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    Suing the ‘childish’ daughter

    Thomas Markle said he could sue Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in order to see his grandkids.

    The estranged dad, who is yet to meet his grandkids Archie, two, and baby Lilibet, said the Duchess of Sussex was “childish” to cut him off.

    Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Thomas, 77, said: “I’d love to see my grandchildren.

    “People have suggested in California I could sue to see my grandkids.

    “But I think if I did that I’d be doing the same thing Meghan and Harry are doing.”

    He explained: “I don’t want to include my grandchildren in this situation, I want to see my grandchildren with friendly parents and friendship all around.

    “I don’t want hostile parents when seeing my grandchildren. So I’ll wait.”

    Read more here.

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    Queen, 95, spends night in HOSPITAL

    THE Queen spent the night in hospital for tests after cancelling official duties.

    Royal doctors sent the 95-year-old sovereign to be seen by specialists in London on Wednesday afternoon.

    Her Majesty was discharged — with Buckingham Palace saying she was in “good spirits” after “preliminary investigations” during her visit to hospital.

    It was believed her medical team acted out of caution to have her admitted to King Edward VII hospital in Marylebone on Wednesday.

    And the overnight stay — her first in a hospital for eight years — was for practical reasons.

    Yesterday afternoon Her Maj, 95, was understood to be back at her desk at Windsor Castle.

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    Queen must not ‘exhaust’ herself ahead of Platinum Jubilee

    THE Queen must be careful not to exhaust herself ahead of her big Platinum Jubilee next year, an expert has warned.

    Her Majesty, 95, spent the night in hospital for tests on Wednesday after cancelling official duties.

    The overnight stay — her first in a hospital for eight years — was for practical reasons and the monarch was discharged the following day.

    But Royal biographer Hugo Vickers said the Palace must be “careful” with the hard working monarch, who is always “keen to do as much as possible”.

    Mr Vickers told Good Morning Britain: “If you look at the programme she’s done it would have exhausted almost any of us in the last few days.

    “Given that next year she’s got a very big year – the Platinum Jubilee to mark 70 years on the thrown – they (the Palace) do need to be careful I think so let’s hope she is getting some rest.”

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    Andrew set to argue sex abuse case is ‘invalid’

    PRINCE Andrew is set to argue the sexual abuse case against him is invalid as his accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre made a settlement with paedo financier Jeffrey Epstein referencing “royalty”, it was claimed today.

    Ms Guiffre, 38, struck a deal with convicted sex offender Epstein in 2009 for undisclosed damages after accusing him of sexual abuse and exploitation.

    The confidential agreement, which has remained sealed, said that Ms Guiffre would not take any more action against Epstein or his accusers.

    The Duke of Windsor‘s legal team are set to argue that the word “royalty” refers to him as no other royals have been implicated in the Epstein case, The Sunday Telegraph reports.

    The prince has consistently denied the allegations levelled against him.

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    Letter to Democrats from ‘The Office of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’

    The Duchess wrote to House Democrats Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, urging for them to act on giving parents paid parental leave.

    Meg, who recently took time off work after the birth of Lilibet in June, said millions of women had dropped out of the workforce at “an alarming rate” to care for their children.

    “The working mom or parent is facing the conflict of being present or being paid. The sacrifice of either comes at a great cost,” she penned in her forthright letter.

    But it seems Meghan forgot the golden rule of being a member of the Royal Family – staying above the current fray and avoiding party politics at all costs.

    But fans on social media are viewing the letter as a sign the former actress plans to run for US President – despite her having no political background.

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    President Meg?

    MEGHAN Markle has taken her first steps at attempting to forage a political career a royal expert has claimed.

    The Duchess of Sussex, 40, wrote a letter to two Democratic lawmakers in Washington DC, making a plea for paid parental leave in the US.

    Royal experts have called her letter, addressed to Democrats Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, a “first try” for the Duchess to move into politics.

    Angela Levin, author of Harry: A Biography of a Prince, said: “Meghan’s first try for a political role perhaps.

    “She’s writing to Nancy Pelosi and Charles Schumer ‘on behalf of all families’ to get paid leave.

    “Good enough cause but what is her real motive and will hypocrisy rear its head again?”

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    Couples want their own Archie

    Archie came into the top 10 boys’ name for the first time at number nine, pushing out the name Charlie, which has held a spot in the top 10 since 2005, the Office of National Statistics (ONS) says.

    The name Archie, appears to have grown popular due to its royal links, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle naming their first-born son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, back in May 2019.

    The name Harry took eighth place respectively and has been in the top 10 list for more than 20 years.

    George took second place in the list of names, and has been a consistently popular name since 2013, when Prince George was born.

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    The royal baby names

    Research by CasinoSites that analyses the most popular baby names worldwide, inspired by the Royal Family.

    • Isla and James are the most popular royal-related baby names in the UK. 
    • Charlotte and Lucas are the second most popular baby names of the Royal family. 
    • Sienna, Zara, Jack and Archie all make the top ten lists also.
    • The name Meghan ranks as the least influential out of the Royal family names.

    Wills and Kate want Charlotte & Louis ‘to have own careers’

    CONSIDERING how they call Kensington Palace home and The Queen grandma, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis aren’t just your ordinary kids.

    But despite all the luxuries that come with growing up Royal, Prince William and Kate Middleton are eager to give their three children as normal an upbringing as possible.

    As their eldest son George will one day become King, it’s been reported that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge want Charlotte and Louis to pursue their own careers independent of the Royal Family.

    Fronting The Telegraph’s Royal Insight series, royal expert Camilla Tominey said William and Kate know that George “has his destiny planned out”.

    However, the couple are eager to ensure they “get the balance right” with their two youngest children.

    Instead of working as full-time royals, the expert suggested Charlotte and Louis may be encouraged to forge a career path like Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice have.

    She claimed: “[William and Kate] don’t want history to repeat itself and Prince Louis seem like a royal hanger-on and go down the Duke of York path.”

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      Kate & William show they ‘have perfect power balance’

      Kate Middleton and Prince William put on a rare display of public affection at the Earthshot Prize and were pictured cuddling up to one another and gazing into each other’s eyes.

      Speaking to Fabulous, body language expert Judi James said the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge showed they have the “perfect power balance” as they enjoyed their sweet moment. 

      Judi said: “This very gentle and affectionate PDA is an unusual gesture from the couple as it is something of a role-reversal, with Kate placing her arm around her husband’s waist rather than the other way round.

      “This says a lot about the power balance between the two, with Kate’s caring, protective and “supportive gesture showing high levels of confidence and a very even sense of status.

      “They are the first top tier royal couple to use emphatic displays of even status like this, with their natural mirroring and with PDAs performed by both of them.

      “Her gesture here is clearly endorsed and enjoyed by William, whose rounded cheek shape signals an authentic smile as they perform some intimate and affectionate-looking eye contact.”

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      ‘Back at her desk’ and ‘in good spirits’

      THE Queen is said to be back at her desk and in "good spirits" after she spent the night in hospital for tests.

      Royal doctors sent the 95-year-old sovereign to be seen by specialists in London on Wednesday afternoon.

      Her Majesty was discharged — with Buckingham Palace saying she was in “good spirits” after “preliminary investigations” during her visit to hospital.

      It was believed her medical team acted out of caution to have her admitted to King Edward VII hospital in Marylebone on Wednesday.

      And the overnight stay — her first in a hospital for eight years — was for practical reasons.

      Yesterday afternoon Her Maj, 95, was understood to be back at her desk at Windsor Castle.

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      Harry & Meghan titles

      THE QUEEN was left with "no choice" but to strip Harry & Meghan of their titles as the Duke wanted to "live a life free of responsibility".

      Royal commentator Dylan Howard said Harry’s grandmother the Queen took back the titles as they decided to step away – despite them publicly backing notable causes such as paternity leave for US mothers and climate change.

      Speaking in 2021 documentary, ‘Secrets Of The Royal – The Markles vs. The Monarchy’, Mr Howard said: "I think Harry wanted it both ways. He wanted to be able to live a life free of responsibility but still make change.

      “And the reality was, the Sussexes in another country are isolated from everything the Royal Family means.

      “And that puts the Royal Family at peril. So, the Queen had no choice but to strip them of the titles.”

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      Diana heirlooms ‘to go to granddaughter Charlotte’ instead

      Princess Charlotte is in line to inherit one of Princess Diana’s most iconic heirlooms, instead of Lilibet Diana, it is claimed.

      A number of pieces could be passed down to six-year-old Charlotte when she is old enough, including the breathtaking Spencer Tiara, which Diana wore on her wedding day.

      According to GoodToKnow, Charlotte will get the “pick of the palace jewels” as her dad Prince William is second in line to the throne and she is his only daughter. 

      Read more here.

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      Fans spot clue ‘Megxit’ was inevitable

      MEGHAN Markle fans have spotted a huge ‘clue’ that the Sussexes split from the royal family was inevitable.

      Prior to becoming a duchess, Meghan Markle was well within her successful career, acting and running her own lifestyle blog.

      In a 2015 interview with InStyle, Meghan spoke of her ambition of becoming a ‘girl boss’.

      “I think the biggest part of being a girl boss in the office, at home, or anywhere you go is just knowing your value.”

      Meghan went on to make comments that have now been picked up on being ‘relevant’ to her continued drama with the royal family.

      “Don’t get involved in the interoffice politics…You’ll be endlessly happier for it.”

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      ‘The Queen has suffered a lot this year’

      As well as losing Philip this year, the monarch has been hit by attacks on the Royal Family by Harry and Meghan and controversies around Prince Andrew.

      A source said: “The Queen has suffered a lot this year, including the death of her beloved husband.

      “She is becoming a little less resilient and needs a little more help — although she is doing well for somebody of her age.

      “Her courtiers have noticed the Queen becoming more weary and perhaps more fragile than she was — and who could be surprised?”

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      Who is Harry’s friend David Foster?

      David Foster befriended the Prince via his wife Katherine McPhee who reportedly went to school with Meghan. 

      Katherine said David had managed to reconnect with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, after setting them up in their £11million Vancouver Island mansion.

      Katherine said that David now has a great relationship with Harry, and the Prince feels like family. 

      She told Access Hollywood: “My husband has a really, really beautiful relationship with Harry. They’re so cute. They’re like father and son.”

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      Pouring out the cash

      The “ethical” investment group backed by Prince Harry and his wife Meghan has put tens of millions into chemical, pharma and oil companies.

      New York-based Ethic, which unveiled the Sussexes as impact partners, has also poured cash into rich investment banks.

      Paperwork filed in the US shows it invested around £1.1million in chemical firm Corteva Inc.

      Royal author Penny Junor said: “Life is going to be very difficult for Meghan and Harry if they keep up this high profile. Ethical banking seems asking for trouble, setting themselves up for a fall.”

      Read more here.

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      Snoop Dogg on Prince Harry

      It turns out that Snoop Dogg refers to Prince Harry and Prince William as “his boys”.

      The American hip hop star told the Mirror: “Harry and William are my boys.

      “As soon as I knew they were fans I reached out to them and we’ve been cool ever since.”

      Snoop Dogg said of the Sussexes: “Him and Meghan are living their lives like they want and that can’t be an easy thing with the whole world judging them. They got to live life their way – they get a lot of respect from me for that.”

      He said he invited them to “Snoop’s crib” for thanksgiving and said they would be in for “something special” if they accepted.

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      Meghan and Harry ‘know ZERO’ about finance

      MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry have been slammed for their new banking job because they “know ZERO” about finance, an expert has blasted.

      The Duke and Duchess of Sussex yesterday revealed they had signed up to become “impact partners” and investors at sustainable investing firm Ethic.

      Royal biographer Angela Levin says the couple are “not financiers” and they “know zero”.

      She told GB News: “They want to come back [to the UK] every now and again and either film what they’re doing or have grievances to talk about when they come back home, but it will keep them up as royals.

      “The longer they’re away and don’t come to the UK, interest in them will diminish because they haven’t got up-to-date understanding of what’s going on.”

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      The royal baby names

      Research by CasinoSites that analyses the most popular baby names worldwide, inspired by the Royal Family.

      • Isla and James are the most popular royal-related baby names in the UK. 
      • Charlotte and Lucas are the second most popular baby names of the Royal family. 
      • Sienna, Zara, Jack and Archie all make the top ten lists also.
      • The name Meghan ranks as the least influential out of the Royal family names.

      Suing the ‘childish’ daughter

      Thomas Markle said he could sue Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in order to see his grandkids.

      The estranged dad, who is yet to meet his grandkids Archie, two, and baby Lilibet, said the Duchess of Sussex was “childish” to cut him off.

      Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Thomas, 77, said: “I’d love to see my grandchildren.

      “People have suggested in California I could sue to see my grandkids.

      “But I think if I did that I’d be doing the same thing Meghan and Harry are doing.”

      He explained: “I don’t want to include my grandchildren in this situation, I want to see my grandchildren with friendly parents and friendship all around.

      “I don’t want hostile parents when seeing my grandchildren. So I’ll wait.”

      Read more here.

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        Explained: Why was the Queen in hospital?

        THE Queen’s overnight stay in hospital for tests has focused attention on the health of the 95-year-old monarch.

        Her Majesty has generally been in good health throughout her 69-year reign and it appears the decision to keep her in hospital was made on practical grounds.

        The Queen had been due visit Northern Ireland on a two day trip but as The Sun revealed, she cancelled it on the advice of her doctors and was kept in hospital for test.

        She was kept her in because it was getting too late to take her on a 26-mile trip home, sources have said.

        Yesterday afternoon was understood to be back at her desk at Windsor Castle.

        The Queen quickly returned to Royal duties after the death of the Duke of Edinburgh in April, aged 99

        She is known for her robust constitution this week was on her feet for more than an hour at a business summit at Windsor Castle.

        But she has cut down on her alcohol consumption since the death of her husband, ditching the Martini cocktail she was said to enjoy every evening.

        And as winter approaches she will cut back commitments as she struggles with getting about.

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        Meghan claims she struggled in letter – despite using nannies for child care

        MEGHAN Markle claimed she struggled in a letter to the US Congress – despite attending a $16k-a-year private school and using nannies for child care.

        The Duchess of Sussex claimed she lived off $5 Sizzler salads as a kid as she backed calls for paid parental leave.

        But critics slammed the letter and point out her father was an Emmy award-winning lighting director and that she enjoyed a private education that cost $16,000-a-year, which was paid by her dad's salary and state lottery win.

        In the letter, Markle said she ate cheap salads and worked selling frozen yoghurt as a 13-year-old – but all the while she was being educated in exclusive LA Schools where alumnis include Elizabeth Taylor and July Garland.

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        Queen, 95, spends night in HOSPITAL

        THE Queen spent the night in hospital for tests after cancelling official duties.

        Royal doctors sent the 95-year-old sovereign to be seen by specialists in London on Wednesday afternoon.

        Her Majesty was discharged — with Buckingham Palace saying she was in “good spirits” after “preliminary investigations” during her visit to hospital.

        It was believed her medical team acted out of caution to have her admitted to King Edward VII hospital in Marylebone on Wednesday.

        And the overnight stay — her first in a hospital for eight years — was for practical reasons.

        Yesterday afternoon Her Maj, 95, was understood to be back at her desk at Windsor Castle.

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        Queen must not ‘exhaust’ herself ahead of Platinum Jubilee

        THE Queen must be careful not to exhaust herself ahead of her big Platinum Jubilee next year, an expert has warned.

        Her Majesty, 95, spent the night in hospital for tests on Wednesday after cancelling official duties.

        The overnight stay — her first in a hospital for eight years — was for practical reasons and the monarch was discharged the following day.

        But Royal biographer Hugo Vickers said the Palace must be "careful" with the hard working monarch, who is always "keen to do as much as possible".

        Mr Vickers told Good Morning Britain: "If you look at the programme she’s done it would have exhausted almost any of us in the last few days.

        "Given that next year she’s got a very big year – the Platinum Jubilee to mark 70 years on the thrown – they (the Palace) do need to be careful I think so let’s hope she is getting some rest."

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