Why Do Dukes Fall in Love? by Megan Frampton

'I've sworn in front of him plenty of times!': Sharon Osbourne opens up about her cheeky relationship with King Charles ahead of his Coronation

Introducing her photographer friend Misan Harriman in a video ahead of his Ted Talk, the Duchess said she was 'thrilled' to welcome the Nigerian-born Briton on stage where the audience heard him speak about experience capturing the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020. It came hours after a beaming Meghan broke cover for the first time since it emerged she will not attend King Charles' Coronation - as her PR team insisted she has 'moved on' and is 'going about her life in the present'.

Meghan and Harry were animated throughout the tight contest on the court where several members of Archewell staff were there, including Maren Thomas, who works in their communications department.īusiness manager Andrew Meyer and Miranda Barbot, former president Barack Obama's PR wonderwoman who now works for Archewell in communications, were also in the posh seats with their bosses. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic at around the same time this morning, Harry's brother Prince William joined veterans at dawn to lay a wreath for Anzac Day at the Australia Memorial at Hyde Park Corner in London. Michelle Obama was initially seen swerving the offer of a kiss from her husband Barack at the match in Washington in 2012, but when the cameras came back they performed a smooch In their first public appearance together for a month, the Duke and Duchess took their Archewell staff to watch the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Memphis Grizzlies in game four of the NBA playoffs. Meghan and Harry joined stars at the match last night along with 20,000 other fans including Kim Kardashian, Adam Sandler and Sean 'Diddy' Combs. However, she added when the cameras came back the pair 'buckled to pressure and performed a rather sweet 'guppy kiss' for the delight of the crowds'. The expert also recalled when Michelle Obama was seen swerving the offer of a kiss from her husband Barack at a basketball match in Washington in 2012. 'But she did it in a way that still showed love for him by blending signals of shyness and playful flirting with some tie-signs that said ''no''.' Ms James continued: 'In other words she did turn him down and maybe take grown-up control here, even bringing her right hand up to touch his forearm in a gesture that blended admiration with subtle restraint. Body language expert Judi James has analysed a video of Prince Harry and Meghan

Why Do Dukes Fall in Love? by Megan Frampton