Royal Family

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has ended the partnership between her lifestyle brand As Ever and Netflix after its launch and first year. The brand, which sells items like jam, rose wine, and flower sprinkles, will now operate independently. Both parties expressed gratitude for the collaboration in statements to media outlets.

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Princess Beatrice and Eugenie have been told they can't attend royal events, including Ascot, for the foreseeable future. The sisters are said to be blindsided by the decision from the palace. This comes from a report by Charlotte Griffiths in the Daily Mail.

The Prince and Princess of Wales visited Scotland's National Curling Academy in Stirling on January 20, 2026, where they tried the sport for the first time and met Team GB and Paralympics GB athletes ahead of the Winter Olympics. In a light-hearted competition, Kate emerged victorious over William despite an initial slip on the ice. The event highlighted curling's Scottish roots and the teams' successes.

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Just before his trial begins, Oslo prosecutors have filed additional charges against Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit. These include violations of a contact ban, drug offenses, and traffic violations. Høiby admits to all the new allegations.

In a rare gesture amid years of estrangement, Meghan Markle has contacted her father Thomas following his emergency leg amputation. The 81-year-old is recovering in intensive care in the Philippines. Her spokesperson confirmed the outreach on December 5.

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Meghan Markle's estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr., is fighting for his health in an ICU in the Philippines following a rushed emergency surgery. His son revealed the grave details, including the need for another procedure to address a blood clot. The news hits amid their long-standing family rift.