Prince Harry is said to be planning a visit to the UK next month for the 10th Anniversary Service of the Invictus Games, scheduled for May 8th at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.

While Harry’s attendance has not been officially confirmed, there are reports suggesting he may opt for a virtual appearance. However, it’s highly unlikely that Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will accompany him.

In an episode, Hannah delves into Meghan’s recent endeavor, her lifestyle brand American Riviera Orchard, and discusses the company’s inaugural product. Meghan has reportedly sent personalized homemade jars of jam to fifty of her closest acquaintances.

“This isn’t necessarily what we were led to expect when they first left the royal family. There was a lot of talk about philanthropy. They did all these events not long after they left the UK: Black Lives Matter, gender equality, voting in America, all kinds of topics that are quite serious and quite philanthropic. And that has spun out and sort of quietly disappeared, and in its place, we have this new product range, which will be coming out in the next month or so.” “It’s exciting,” she adds. “The royal beat has become quite difficult this year and quite challenging. It’s been quite sad actually, in a lot of ways. So, this is quite a nice boost.”

In the latest episode, hosts Andrea and Emmy engage in conversation with Emily regarding Prince Louis’ ‘unedited’ sixth birthday portrait, captured by his mother, Kate.

They also chat with colleagues Sophie Hamilton, who accompanied Sarah, Duchess of York, on a trip to an orphanage in Bucharest, and Alexandra Hurtado, who conducted an interview with Prince Harry’s close friend Nacho Figueras ahead of their charity polo match in Florida earlier this month in support of Sentebale.