Prince Harry’s emotional reaction to a text message from Prince William was captured by the makers of their Netflix show in footage that has gone viral on TikTok.

Cameras were with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in the dramatic moments after Queen Elizabeth II issued a statement in reaction to their interview with Oprah Winfrey in which she famously said “recollection may vary.”

In Episode 6 of Harry & Meghan, the couple were together in what appears to be the office of their Montecito mansion while the duchess had their friend Tyler Perry on speaker phone.

The prince then showed her his phone screen, which was displaying a message not visible to the cameras.

“What am I looking at? Wow,” Meghan said. She then turned back to her call and told Perry: “H just got a text from his brother.”

“I wish I knew what to do,” Harry said. Meghan replied: “I know. Let’s take a breather. Get some air and then decide.”

Meghan then gives Harry a long hug as the pair take a moment to process the content of the text message, which remains secret to this day.

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The footage resurfaced four months on in a TikTok video that has gone viral with close to 1 million views and 23.9k likes.

The footage appears with the caption: “Meghan Markle giving H a big hug after he received the harsh text from his brother Prince William shows her love for her mans.”

In the show, Meghan reads Perry the queen’s statement in full, which said: “The whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few years have been for Harry and Meghan.

“The issues raised, particularly that of race, are concerning. While some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed by the family privately. Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved family members.”

Meanwhile, William was asked about the interview by a journalist during a royal visit that week and said: “We are very much not a racist family.”

Little in the Netflix show gives any indication of how Harry and Meghan felt about the queen’s statement, whether they felt reassured and comforted or whether they felt it implicitly disputed their account.

However, actress Janina Gavankar, a friend of the couple, went on ITV’s This Morning with Meghan’s knowledge and took a swipe at the reference to recollections varying the day after Buckingham Palace issued the statement.

She said: “I thought I’m so thankful that they [Buckingham Palace] are finally acknowledging the experience.

“But on the other side I thought I know that the family and the staff were well aware of the extent of it and though their recollections may vary, ours don’t because we lived through it with them. And there are many emails and texts to support that.”

Gisele Bundchen may have something to say. The Brazilian supermodel has made use of her social media platform to share a cryptic post about trying to “do better” after it’s reported that Tom Brady has plans to win her back.

The 42-year-old cover model took to Instagram on Wednesday, March 1 to share a photo of herself practicing yoga on the beach, accompanied by a message about self-reflection. “Being healthy is more than a clean diet and exercise. It’s about our attitudes, emotions, beliefs, thoughts and actions,” she wrote in the caption.

“When life gets challenging always remember that the sun rises everyday bringing a new opportunity for us to try again and do better. It can get intense out there and we can get easily distracted by the noise,” Gisele added. “Awareness is key. What energy you are nurturing? Remember, we are the co-creators of our own reality, what we believe we create.”

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Tom and Gisele officially divorced in October last year after 13 years of marriage. Per a three-page legal document, Gisele filed the petition for the dissolution of marriage and it was finalized on October 28 in Glades County, Florida.

The paperwork officially declared the marriage as dissolved and “irretrievably broken.” Tom’s decision to continue playing for another season for Tampa Bay Buccaneers last year reportedly caused an epic spat between him and Gisele, leading to the end of their marriage.

More recently, it’s reported that Tom has plans to win back Gisele’s heart. A source close to the former NFL star told Radar Online, “Without football to lose himself in anymore, he’s feeling lonely and abandoned.” The source added, “He wanted Gisele to see what she was missing but wound up just embarrassing himself!”

“The biggest obstacle between them was Gisele’s complaints about Tom was putting football before family, so he decided to show her he’s willing to focus on them before taking the job at FOX,” the insider further explained. “His only goal right now is to get his family back.”

Staff and parents at Epsom College on Monday spoke of their “deep shock” at the death of the headteacher, her daughter and husband at their home in the school grounds as police investigated the triple tragedy.

The bodies of Emma Pattison, her seven-year-old daughter Lettie and husband George were discovered by officers after being called by ambulance staff in the early hours of Sunday. The circumstances of their deaths were still being investigated but police said they were confident there was no “third-party involvement” and that the tragedy was an “isolated incident”.

On Monday, pupils brought flowers in memory of Ms Pattison, 45 — who became the boarding and day school’s first female headteacher five months ago after moving from her previous job as head at Croydon High School — and staff members consoled each other as they arrived for the start of the week. The college flag was flying at half mast. One staff member said: “We are in deep shock. We just can’t comprehend what happened.” Another said: “We are beyond words, it’s too upsetting. She was very popular and now we have to help the children come to terms with this.”

One parent at the school, where fees are up to £42,303 a year, said: “We just can’t believe it. The parents have all been in touch on WhatsApp groups, it’s a tragedy. It is heartbreaking.”

On Monday morning the rifle range at the school was reportedly sealed off.

Extra staff were at the gates as worried parents asked for information.

One said: “It’s overwhelmingly sad. We can’t believe it. We had to break the news to our children. I expect the staff will speak to the children about it in assembly.” The college posted a statement on Twitter describing Ms Pattison as a “wonderful head” but saying that it was unable to say more about the “shocking and tragic news” of her death and would remain in “close contact with Surrey Police over the coming weeks and months”.

It added that the “college community will be coming together to process the news, grieve and pay our respects”.Getty Images

A parent said that pupils and staff were being offered counselling and that a special assembly was being held. Drone footage showed police investigating at the family’s large double-fronted home in the grounds where a Range Rover and another expensive car could be seen.

Surrey Police said a “thorough investigation” was already under way to “establish the circumstances of their deaths” and that the family’s next of kin were being supported by specialist officers. Detective Chief Inspector Kimball Edey said: “I first want to express my sincerest condolences to the friends and family of Emma, Lettie and George, as well as to the students and staff of Epsom College, for their tragic loss.

“I want to give my assurance that we will conduct a thorough investigation into what took place last night, and hope to be able to bring some peace in these traumatic circumstances.”

Inspector Jon Vale, Epsom and Ewell’s borough commander, added: “We’re aware that this incident will have caused concern and upset in the community.

“While this is believed to be an isolated incident, in the coming days, our local officers will remain in the area to offer reassurance to students, parents, teachers, and the local community. I would like to thank the school and the community for their understanding and patience while the investigation continues.” Ms Pattison’s husband George, 39, was a chartered accountant and a director of a management consultancy firm called Tanglewood 2016.Getty Images

Dr Alastair Wells, chair of the school board of governors said there was “utter shock and disbelief at this tragic news.”

He added: “Our thoughts and condolences are with Emma’s family, friends and loved ones, and to the many pupils and colleagues whose lives she enriched throughout her distinguished career. Emma was a wonderful teacher, but most of all she was a delightful person.”

Croydon High School said in a statement that Ms Pattison had been “a hugely respected and much-loved head of our school”, adding: “She was a warm, compassionate leader, a dedicated teacher and a generous and insightful colleague and friend.”

Cheryl Giovannoni, chief executive of the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST), of which Croydon High School is part, said: “We are immensely shocked and saddened by the news about the death of Emma Pattison, her daughter Lettie and her husband George.

“Our thoughts are with their family at this time, as well as everyone at Croydon High School, and Epsom College.

“Emma was a much loved and respected member of the GDST community, as well as a talented head and teacher and a dear friend to many of us.

“She touched the lives of all of us with her energy, wisdom and kindness during her six years as head of Croydon High School and the school will always bear the legacy of her inspiring leadership.

“We are taking time to support staff and students at Croydon High School as well as everyone in the GDST family, and their wellbeing will be our priority in the coming days.”

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Less than five years before the murder of JonBenét Ramsey, the slain child beauty queen’s family was besieged by another tragedy when her older half-sister was killed in a car accident.

Elizabeth “Beth” Pasch Ramsey died alongside her boyfriend Matthew Derrington on Jan. 8, 1992, when their BMW lost control on a rain-slicked highway and collided with a truck.

Beth, a 22-year-old flight attendant for Delta Airlines, was a passenger in the car and died from multiple internal injuries.

Both Beth and Matthew were killed at the scene.

Within five years, tragedy would afflict the Ramsey family once more when Beth’s six-year-old half-sister JonBenét was found brutally beaten and strangled to death in the basement of the family’s Boulder, Colorado home early on Dec. 26, 1996.

The horrific discovery was made by her father John Ramsey, hours after her mother Patsy reported her missing to police having found a bizarre ransom note demanding $118,000 in exchange for the girl’s safe return.

JonBenét’s murder has never been solved and remains one of the US’ most infamous cold cases.

For years, John and Patsy were considered key suspects in their daughter’s death before they were eventually exonerated of any wrongdoing in 2008 – two years after Patsy passed away from ovarian cancer.

Speaking in an exclusive sit-down interview with The U.S. Sun, John said it is the worst feeling in the world to lose a child – but the pain of losing two is simply indescribable.

“When I lost Beth I got a call that she’d been killed. It was done. Over,” recounted an emotional John.

“I couldn’t get her the best doctors, I couldn’t comfort her, I couldn’t do anything, it was over.

“That was really tough,” he added. “But that was an accident in the middle of the day.

“They were on their way to a museum in Chicago and got hit by a truck.

“It was a horrible loss, but it was an accident.

“But what happened [to JonBenét] was not an accident.

“This was a vicious, creature – a subhuman creature who did this.”

A HANGING DARK CLOUD

Reiterating his feelings of helplessness when learning of Beth’s death, John said his emotions differed greatly when he discovered JonBenét was missing.

Instead of resigning himself to the idea that his youngest child may have met a similar, tragic end, John said he was overcome with determination to bring JonBenét home.

Twenty-six years later, John believes his determination was mistaken by police for callousness that fateful morning, fueling suspicions against him and Patsy when his daughter’s body was eventually found later that afternoon.

Within days they were declared suspects in JonBenét’s murder and became household names in the global media.

John was accused of being a child molester who staged JonBenét’s kidnapping and murder to cover up the unfounded accusations of abuse.

Patsy – who was painted as a pushy pageant mom living vicariously through her daughter – meanwhile, was accused of killing JonBenét in a blind rage in the middle of the night over an apparent bed-wetting incident.

JonBenét’s older brother Burke, who was just nine at the time, also fell under a veil of suspicion. Before long, articles would appear in the press claiming he had killed JonBenét after years of harbored jealousy, which his parents helped cover up to spare him a life behind bars.

John told The U.S. Sun the accusations against him and Patsy didn’t bother them all that much, for they’d already been hurt as much as they could possibly be.

However, seeing their young son Burke being attacked in the press was the bitterest of pills to swallow.

And though Burke was cleared of any suspicion in 1999, conspiracies have continued to swirl in the decades since.

When I lost Beth I got a call that she’d been killed. It was done […] That was really tough but it was an accident. But what happened [to JonBenét] was not an accident.

The dark cloud case by his sister’s death continues to hang over Burke and affects him today, John says.

“Burke was recently recruited to go to work for a small startup company by one of the founders of the company – very qualified to do it – and the other founders wouldn’t hire him because he’s Burke Ramsey,” said John.

“Burke just sort of takes it with a grain of salt … [but] it’s nuts and it makes me mad.

“I don’t like my children to be assaulted or negatively hurt more than they already are by the loss of their sister.”

‘IT’S BEEN HARD ON BURKE’

John said identifying the killer will do little to fill the void of JonBenét’s absence, though he believes it will help to lift some of the negativity that continues to mar his family name.

But for the most part, despite the conspiracies and accusations, Burke has escaped the fanfare relatively unscathed.

Describing the now-35-year-old as a “quiet fellow”, John says his son has enjoyed a successful career in software engineering, having graduated from Purdue with a degree in computer science.

He has never struggled to make friends and regularly brings dates back home to meet the rest of his family, though is yet to settle down.

“We spent about a year with Burke and a sight child psychologist after this because we wanted to give him as much support as we could,” said John.

“He told us that kids have abilities to compartmentalize things, where they can go off and play tomorrow, keep it separate, and then it becomes a problem in their 40s […] but he’s done great.

“I know it has changed his life and wounded him, as he not only lost his sister, he lost his mother too,” John added. “He was just 18 when Patsy died and that’s tough for a kid.

“And that was the worst part of losing her: Burke losing his mother.

“I could deal with it, it was hard, but it was really hard for Burke to lose his mother as well as his sister.”

QUEST FOR ANSWERS

Burke was never formally considered a suspect in his sister’s death despite rampant speculation.

John, who turned 79 in December, is worried that he’s running out of time to get answers about who killed JonBenét.

He is once again campaigning to have the case removed from the jurisdiction of Boulder PD so that fresh eyes can look over the case and better resources applied to the investigation before time for him runs out.

He also recently appealed to the Governor of Colorado Jared Polis to instruct BPD to release any DNA evidence they have to a state-of-the-art genealogy lab.

Additionally, John is urging investigators to take a look at an attack on another young girl that happened in Boulder months after his daughter’s murder, which he believes could be connected.The existence of the attack was unearthed by The U.S. Sun in an exclusive report last month.

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Wells Fargo has terminated its vice president of operations in India after he allegedly urinated on a 72-year-old woman while they both flew business class aboard a recent Air India flight.

Shankar Mishra, who worked for Wells Fargo at its Mumbai corporate office, was identified as the executive who was terminated, according to the English-language news site of German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle.

Mishra was said to be drunk while aboard a Nov. 26 flight from New York to New Delhi.

During the flight, Mishra urinated on a 72-year-old woman who was seated next to him in business class, according to the report.

An attorney for Mishra told local media that the banking executive reached a financial settlement with the unidentified victim as compensation.

Mishra also reportedly arranged to have the woman’s clothing and bag cleaned up after it was stained with his urine.

But the woman is said to have returned the money and filed a complaint with the airline. According to the complaint, she asked flight attendants and staff to have Mishra arrested and to keep him away from her.

Instead, the crew “brought the offender before me against my wishes, and we were made to sit opposite each other in the crew seats,” according to The India Times.

Mishra is then reported to have sobered up. He apologized to the woman and begged her not to file a complaint.

Mishra’s tearful expression of remorse persuaded the woman not to have him arrested and charged, according to reports.

Indian police in New Delhi are said to be looking for Mishra, whose whereabouts are unknown, according to the newspaper The Hindu.

The Post has sought comment from Wells Fargo. The bank told Indian media outlets that the employee was fired and that the allegations were “deeply disturbing.”

An Air India spokesperson told The Post: “Air India has taken a very serious view of the incident, where a passenger behaved in an unacceptable and undignified manner on the New York-Delhi flight that caused extreme distress to a fellow passenger.”

“A police complaint has already been lodged and Air India is committed to assist the law enforcement agencies as well as regulatory authorities,” the airline representative said.

Last year, a 33-year-old California man was charged in federal court after allegedly asking a Southwest Airlines flight attendant if she’d like to see his penis before urinating on the cabin floor.

In June, a TikTok user posted video of a drunken man who was hauled off a plane by Greek police for allegedly urinating on his brother and provoking a mid-flight fistfight.

James “Buster” Corley, co-founder of the popular restaurant and entertainment chain Dave & Buster’s, has died. He was 72.

Dave & Busters said that Corley was an “innovative and creative force” in a statement confirming his death.

“His pioneering spirit and steadfast belief that ‘everybody is somebody’ set the foundation for bringing food and games to millions of Dave & Buster’s guests over the past 40 years,” according to a company statement.

“Buster’s passion for hospitality, his demand for excellence, and the deep care he had for his team members were unparalleled. Our hearts go out to his family at this difficult time and while we will miss his wise counsel and his easy laugh, the legacy he and Dave built endures,” it said.

The Dallas Police Department told CNN that a man with the same name was found with an “apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound” at a house on Monday. He was taken to a hospital, where he died, the police said in a statement.

Kate Corley, his daughter, confirmed her father’s death in a statement to CNN affiliate WFAA-TV.

“Buster Corley had a stroke four months ago that caused severe damage to the communication and personality part of his brain,” she said. “The family asks for privacy during this time.”

Before the first Dave & Buster’s opened in Dallas in 1982, Corley, owned a restaurant with “tasty food and friendly service” in the late 1970s. Nearby, David Corriveau operated an “outrageous place for entertainment and games,” according to the company’s website.

After noticing that customers would frequent both places, the entrepreneurs teamed up to create the first Dave & Buster’s in Dallas, combining arcade games and food.

Dave’s name was placed first because he won a coin toss, according to the company’s history. The pair operated as co-CEOs for several years before they sold the business in 2007 to a private equity firm.

Corriveau died in 2015 at the age of 63.

Dave & Buster’s became a publicly traded company in 2014 and has 150 locations in the United States. The chain is known for its “Eat Drink Play and Watch” formula that combines arcade games, TVs and a full-service bar with kitchen.

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A priest in the Catholic church has become embroiled in a scandal amid reports he allegedly invited two other members of the church to a threesome. Marko Ivan Rupnik, known to be close to Pope Francis, is believed to have invited two nuns to engage in the act.

The allegations come after one of the nuns whom he invited to take part reported it. It comes amid fears the allegations will heap significant embarrassment on the Pope who is close to the priest. The latest allegations add to other accusations of sexual misconduct dating back decades.

The news emerged on Sunday in one of Rome’s newspapers after an unnamed nun came forward and claimed Rupnik had groomed her.

She also claimed that Rupnik has also taken her virginity and bullied her into silence in Slovenia in the 1980s and 1990s.

The nun told the Domani newspaper: “Father Marko started slowly and sweetly getting inside my psychological and spiritual world, exploiting my uncertainties and fragility.”

She added that he allegedly asked her and another nun to have sex with him and that he explained this would replicate the three-way relationship the Holy Spirit, God, and Jesus.

Furthermore, she claimed that Rupnik had abused “nearly 20” nuns and that her complaints were ignored.

In response, the Jesuit order asked any victims to come forward and promised: “You will be listed to with understanding and with empathy.”

It comes after Rupnik was accused of sexual misconduct in Slovenia in the 1990s, but which only came to light earlier this month.

When asked for comment, the priest’s order said the Vatican had investigated Rupnik, but had ruled that the statute of limitations applied.

A statue of limitations is a law passed by a legislative body which sets a maximum time after an event within which legal proceedings may be started.

In the case of Rupnik, his actions fell outside of this window and he was not punished.

Just a days later, the head of the order said Rupnik had been excommunicated in May 2020 for using a confessional to declare free from guilt a woman with whom he had had relations.

In the context of the Vatican, an excommunication is when someone is excluded from taking part in sacraments and services of the Christian church.

In Rupnik’s case, the excommunication was lifted later that month after Rupnik repented.

The allegations follow a run of poor responses say experts.

One expert, Father Hans Zoller, said: “This has been handled badly since the 1990s and there are many questions to be answered.”

Meanwhile, Vatican correspondent for L’Espresso, Sandro Magister said: “The matter for which Rupnik was excommunicated was very serious, and the subsequent lifting of that excommunication had to be ordered by the Pope or at the very least approved by him.

“That doesn’t surprise me since Francis has previously taken decisions which go against those already taken at the Vatican.”

Al Roker’s wife has pleaded for “grace and mercy” after her family suffered a heartbreaking loss.

Fans urged Deborah Roberts, 62, to “breathe” as they told the ABC journalist that they were keeping her in their thoughts.

On Sunday, she shared a picture from inside a church and captioned it: “Grace and Mercy”.

It comes after Roker, who recently returned home amid his own health battles, shared the tragic news that his sister Patricia had died.

The 68-year-old popular Today weatherman posted a photo of his sibling, along with their late mother Isabel.

He mourned: “Our hearts are broken but feeling some heart balm that our sweet sister, Patricia, is with our Mom, Isabel, now after a stroke. 

Patricia’s nickname was Boo, Al affectionately revealed.

Roberts shared a picture of herself and her dog that was taken in New York’s Central Park.

She was bundled up for the cold weather and was seen holding her pooch’s leash tightly.

She captioned the snap: “Saturday sigh” and included the hashtags “breathe”, “blessings”, and “gratitude”.

Fans revealed that they were keeping Roberts’ family in their thoughts.

One said: “Continue to breathe and do a little bit of self-care. Keeping the whole family in our thoughts.”

Another penned: “Yes breathe – you and your family stet in my prayers. So sorry for your loss.”

Fans expressed their condolences following the death of Roker’s sister, but said they were “glad” that he had been discharged from the hospital.

Roker revealed last week that he was “grateful” for family, friends, and the “medical folks”.

“GRATEFUL”

He had been rushed back to the hospital the day after Thanksgiving amid his ongoing battle with blood clots.

Earlier in November, the meteorologist was hospitalized for blood clots that he had in his leg and lungs.

Roker’s hospitalization meant that he was forced to miss festive events such as Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and the lighting of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree.

Roberts revealed she was “beyond thankful” to have her husband home.

She said: “On this Thursday we are beyond thankful for beautiful, caring family and friends and the power of a brilliant medical team.”

Roberts heaped praise on her husband as she branded him a “strong man”.

She penned: “Looking back at this long-ago celebration with @alroker, I cherish the happy moments and look forward to so very many more.

“What a strong man. Blessed and grateful are the words defining our life today.”

Roker’s fellow Today host Savannah Guthrie commented: “CUTIES!! Right where you belong.”

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