King Charles and Queen Camilla are lucky enough to share the same sense of humor as they enjoy "nothing more than a belly laugh together", according to a royal expert. Jennie Bond explains that their humor is what bound the royal couple together from the start as Camilla is able to understand the King in a way no one else can.
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During the chat the Duke of Sussex admits his twenties were a particularly troubled decade as he felt "directionless" and turned to alcohol and partying, adding that he came "very close" to a breakdown at the time.
"Unfortunately, they are not just in a relationship with me but with the entire tabloid press as the third party," Harry said.
The Duke of Sussex accused the press of trying to ruin every relationship he had ever had to sell more newspapers, and told how he and former girlfriend Chelsy Davy were "never on our own" and could never enjoy each other's company away from the "prying eyes of the tabloids".
Harry accused MGN of blagging the couple's flight details and hotel bookings and/or intercepting their voicemails after journalists turned up while they holidayed on a small island off Mozambique.