If you follow news about the British Royal Family, you probably already know that Meghan Markle's father, Thomas Markle, is the worst.
The guy has only been in the spotlight a few years, and he's repeatedly shown himself to be horrible through actions such as selling Meghan's private letters to tabloids and skipping his daughter's wedding because he didn't feel like making the flight.
It may seem absurd that three months after Meghan Markle and Prince Harry stepped down as senior members of the royal family, the cause of the couple's decision is still such a widely-debated topic.
Of course, it's worth remembering that their move was almost unprecedented, and the royals will likely be feeling the ramifications for years to come.
It's been over two months since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle officially stepped down from their roles as senior members of the royal family.
And at this point, we thought we'd heard just about every possible theory on what exactly went wrong between Meghan and her regal in-laws.
Earlier this week, the world was shocked to learn that Prince Charles has contracted the coronavirus.
Fortunately, palace officials say the 71-year-old has exhibited only mild symptoms and is expected to make a full recovery.
Shocking news out of Buckingham Palace today, as Prince Charles has become the latest public figure to test positive for the novel coronavirus.
The news was revealed on Wednesday through a statement issued by a palace spokesperson.
For months now, reports of a feud between Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton have dominated British tabloid headlines.
Usually, such reports of royal head-butting turn out to be nonsense, but in the case of the warring duchesses, there's reason to believe.
Stodgy? Stoic? Serious?
More like... playful! Fun-loving! And totally adorable!
Well, it's official.
Pretty much everyone on the planet agrees that Meghan Markle is the coolest of the Royals.
Meghan Markle has shocked the world.
We're barely even exaggerating here.
While often seen as traditional, Queen Elizabeth II has always proven that even she can break from tradition when she chooses.
Is she planning to do so again in the most unexpected of ways - by retiring from the throne she has held for nearly 65 years?
In April, Queen Elizabeth II turned 91 years old.
With 65 years on the throne, she's one of the longest-reigning monarchs in recorded history, and she remains beloved across the globe thanks to her tireless humanitarian efforts and refreshingly no-nonsense attitude.
We've been hearing rumors for months that Kate Middleton is pregnant with what would be her third royal baby in five years' time.
We've also been hearing whispers that she may soon be queen, with Elizabeth II set to promote Kate and Prince William ahead of Charles.
Note: Take a quick glance at the image below. You might just be looking at your soon-to-be King and Queen of England right there.
Note: You are indeed looking at a photo of a smiling Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton, not a photo of Prince Charles.
Earlier today, we reported that Meghan Markle may be planning to quit acting in order to move to London and focus on her relationship with Prince Harry.
At 68, Prince Charles rarely grabs tabloid headlines these days, but that may soon change.
His name has been mentioned frequently by the press in recent weeks as a result of concerns about Queen Elizabeth II's health and speculation that he may ascend to the throne in the very near future.
All is not well between the Duchess of Cambridge's parents and the royals.
Gang's all here!
That tiara sits so naturally on her head!
Yesterday marked an impressive milestone for Queen Elizabeth: 63 years as Queen. The anniversary marked the longest reign of a British monarch in history.
But now that the celebration is over, the Queen may be ready to retire. Who could blame her? Sixty-three years is a damn long time to rule one of the world’s leading superpowers.
Kate Middleton is reportedly keeping members of Britain's royal family at bay when it comes to access to her first born child, Prince George of Cambridge.
Yes, the only commoner to marry a royal in centuries is shunning the second in line to the throne, Prince Charles, and other prominent regal figures.
As she prepares to give birth to her second child, the always-popular Kate Middleton is somehow more beloved than ever.
It was announced this week that Kate will visit Downton Abbey, and the news created so much excitement that the women of Great Britain basically dissolved into puddles of weak tea and Worcester sauce.
Prince Charles, heir to the throne of England, and father to Princes William and Harry, has one Hell of a bad reputation.
He's goofy looking, he's into weird sex stuff... and now a documentary is accusing him of leaking information about the royal family to the media.
While Lorde and the rest of us have come to terms with the fact that we'll never be royals, Kate Middleton made the transition from commoner to duchess look downright easy.
Of course, those who watch Kate closely know that she's occasionally struggled a bit along the way, and who could blame her? Going from single gal to wife and mum is hard enough without becoming royalty at the same time!
Last week, a rumor spread that Kate Middleton and Prince William were "fighting constantly," and Kate had even gone so far as to move in with her parents in order to get away from her husband.
This week, Will and Kate went on a "babymoon" and are reportedly getting along better than ever.
