Alex Rayner, who attended Eton with Prince Harry, has revealed how the Duke is coping in the face of the Sentebale row - and suggested 'jealousy' of Meghan could be at play ...

A source close to Prince Harry has revealed how he is dealing with the fallout after resigning as a trustee from Sentebale, the HIV and AIDS charity he founded 20 years ago. In case you missed it, the ...

Now, Harry's friend Alex Rayner has suggested Zimbabwean Chandauka was jealous of Meghan Markle. "It feels like [Chandauka] had her nose put out of joint because she was not the most important woman ...

Prince Harry has resigned from Sentebale and appears to be in a dispute with the charity's chair, Dr Sophie Chandauka.Per the BBC, Dr. Chandauka has "blown the whistle" on Sentebale's trustees to the ...

The Charity Commission has opened a case into "concerns raised" about the Sentebale charity following Prince Harry's ...

The Chair of Sentebale has deleted her Twitter account following a wave of backlash from supporters of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Dr Sophie Chandauka, who has accused Prince Harry of 'harassment' ...

Prince Harry is feeling as if he has "had one of his fingers cut off" following a dispute with his Sentebale charity, according to a close friend. The Duke of Sussex is said to be "shocked" by ...

Alex Rayner, who was at Eton with Harry and has helped him set up charity polo tournaments, added that the prince was bereft after being forced to leave Sentebale, the AIDS charity he set up in memory ...

As the fallout from Prince Harry’s shocking resignation as a trustee for his charity, Sentebale, continues to unfold, Meghan ...

A new report said that Prince Harry is upset over the scandal that has enveloped his Sentebale charity in Africa. Harry and ...

And now Harry's old school friend from Eton, Alex Rayner, is speaking to the Daily Mail on his behalf, claiming "H is very happy for me to speak for him about how he feels about this awful situation." ...

Driving through the front gates of the rambling Essex farm owned by Alex and Kirsty Rayner means being greeted by a cockerel squawking "cock-a-doodle-do". Then, inside the 13th-century house, HELLO!