'SPITTING BLOOD!' Prince Harry STILL wants an APOLOGY from the Royal Family

President Donald Trump has shared his damning verdict on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK return - but do our experts agree?Richard Kay, the Daily Mail's Senior Editor-at-Large, speculates that the Sussexes fled from America rather than leaving of their own volition. This seems to be backed up by the accounts of their Montecito neighbours.He also argues that William should reconcile with his brother Harry for the sake of the monarchy but his colleague Richard Eden could not disagree more. Meanwhile Charlotte Griffiths, the Mail on Sunday's Editor-at-Large, reveals why Prince Harry is 'spitting blood' at certain members of the Royal Family and STILL expects an apology from them.PLUS Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces fresh accusations of sex crimes in the US while Sarah Ferguson is said to have 'joined forces' with Meghan Markle.AND we bid farewell to a royal fan favourite.All this and more on another unmissable episode of Palace Confidential.SIGN UP to our FREE Palace Confidential Newsletter: https://bit.ly/palacenewsletter2READ MORE: 'He expects an apology. He's not changed': Friends reveal Harry is 'still angry' with members of the Royal Family and why his return to Britain is not a change of heart from Megxit - https://bit.ly/4gPnLaoREAD MORE: How long can William stay silent on Harry? He can't ignore him forever - and THIS could be the event that finally forces a reunion: RICHARD KAY - https://bit.ly/464onUMREAD MORE: William and Kate's plan for Harry and Meghan: So many are pushing them to bury the hatchet... but now a friend tells RICHARD EDEN their next step - and why it's bad news for the Sussexes - https://bit.ly/4x4IPQgSign up to Palace Confidential, the FREE royals newsletter from the Mail's top experts. Delivered straight to your inbox every Thursday, it's the smartest way to stay in the royal inner circle. Just head to dailymail.co.uk/palaceconfidential to sign up today.Host: Jo ElvinProducer: Jordan SawardExecutive Producer: Luke BlackallA Daily Mail Production. Seriously Popular. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.