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25:17Now PlayingIn this week's episode of Heirs & Spares, Kinsey Schofield is joined by royal commentator Rupert Bell.
What's the buzz in the royal hive? Well, it seems Prince William and his father, King Charles, have had a bit of a tiff over taking to the skies in a helicopter. Meanwhile, across the pond, Meghan Markle is reportedly too scared to set foot back in Blighty.
According to an intriguing new book by Robert Jobson, William was asked to sign a waiver after a disagreement with Charles about the Prince of Wales flying with his family. Jobson claims that Charles, after his cancer diagnosis, echoed the concerns of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
When William refused to stop flying with his family, Charles reportedly insisted that he sign a document acknowledging the risks involved, just in case of an "unspeakable tragedy" and the prospect of King Harry and Queen Meghan.
Speaking of squabbles, Meghan Markle is apparently too frightened to return to the UK. Despite living in the land of Hollywood and high-profile celebrities, she reportedly feels it's too dangerous to return to her former stomping ground.
This revelation came during an ITV interview with Prince Harry, who seems to be stuck on repeat, still discussing the past and his perceived mistreatment by the British media. He even went so far as to suggest that the Queen would support his crusade against the press.
The question is, are Meghan's fears justified, or is this just another excuse to avoid returning to the UK?
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