Prince Archie, the eldest child of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, is celebrating his 6th birthday. Archie, a grandchild of King Charles III, was born on May 6, 2019, in London. He now lives in California with his parents and younger sister, Lilibet.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s son is growing up. Archie celebrated his 6th birthday on May 6 and his proud mom shared a photo of the little prince to mark the special occasion. In the snapshot, Archie can be seen holding onto a deck railing as he stares into the distance to see the sun setting.

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has been estranged from the royal family since he made his exit in 2020 with his wife Meghan Markle and moved to California.

Prince Harry has given an interview to the BBC saying that he does not know how much longer his father has. The Prince also said that he can now not see a world in which he would bring his wife and children to the UK following a ruling today on his security.

The rift between Prince Harry and his family has burst into the open again. The prince gave a raw television interview after losing a court case over his security.

BBC admits ‘lapse’ in standards over Prince Harry interview coverage - Harry’s ‘stitch-up’ claims were repeated and not ‘properly challenged’, the BBC said.

Prince Harry is fully aware of the "consequences of continuing to do interviews" and "speaking out", the journalist who sat down with him last week said. The Duke of Sussex spoke to the BBC on Friday after losing a court battle in which he had sought to overturn a downgrading of his security while in the UK.

The author has broken her silence on a media report speculating about whether she will "sack" HBO's 'Harry Potter' star Paapa Essiedu after he signed a trans rights petition.

J.K. Rowling said in a new post on X that she does not have the power to fire Paapa Essiedu from HBO’s “Harry Potter” television series, nor would she exercise such power if she had it. “I May Destroy You” Emmy nominee Essiedu is set to play Severus Snape on the show.

Another day, another story on J.K. Rowling 's involvement in HBO's upcoming Harry Potter TV series. At this point, you're well aware that the series itself has become a hotbed of discourse and criticism because the author has spent the majority of her post-Harry Potter career spending time — and money — essentially pushing back against the mere notion of trans rights.