Suki Waterhouse might be the love of Robert Pattinson’s life, as well as his rumoured wife but there is one thing he struggles to do for her.

The 39-year-old actor recently made a confession about his private relationship in an interview with Zendaya, ahead of the release of their movie The Drama.

Pattinson and Zendaya were asked what they would choose between two difficult-to-hear truths – being told that their partners don’t like the way they cook or that their partners have their birthdays written down somewhere because they cannot remember it. 

While the Euphoria star quickly admitted that she wouldn’t mind being told she doesn’t cook well, because she is not fond of cooking, Pattinson laughed embarrassingly until nudged to answer. 

The Twilight star then confessed that he really struggles with remembering birthdays, even that of his fiancée’s. 

When Zendaya interrogated hi, saying, “even your significant other?,” Pattinson tried to defend himself, sharing that “Suki’s birthday is at the beginning of the year, there is a lot going on…”

Despite his attempts at defence, the Dune actress mocked Pattinson for forgetting the Good Looking hitmaker’s special day. 

Notably, the Daisy Jones & The Six actress celebrates her birthday on January 5.

The Batman actor and Waterhouse have been together since 2018, and welcomed a daughter in 2024.

Queen Camilla paid no heed to shocking comments which left Prince Harry ‘riled up,’ following a major announcement from the Sussexes.

For the unversed, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s spokesperson recently hit back at Tom Bower for writing “deranged conspiracy” in his bombshell book.

One of the remarks in the book was about Camilla’s ‘true feelings’ for Meghan. It has been said that King Charles’ wife said that the Duchess ‘brainwashed’ Harry.

Royal commentator Ingrid Seward claimed that the comments from Camilla seem true, and she is not spending sleepless nights over Harry’s reaction.

As per the Mirror, she said, “My guess is it’s exactly the sort of thing Camilla would have said – you don’t have to be Einstein to realise that.”

“Brainwashing is an expression of someone of Camilla’s age, certainly, and I’m assuming she probably said it to one of her ladies-in-waiting,” Ingrid shared.

The royal expert believes that Queen Camilla is unbothered about the resurfaced remark, which left Prince Harry ‘shocked’ and forced him to defend his wife publicly.

Ingrid stated that Harry and the Queen do not have a close bond.

“I don’t think there is a relationship between Harry and Camilla at this point,” the commentator said.

These comments came after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new scripted polo show with Netflix was announced. 

King Charles has been urged to stand with the victims of Jeffrey Epstein by extending help to the UK police with a ‘Trump card.’

There are talks surrounding the monarch’s visit to the US, especially after Donald Trump told reporters earlier that the King is coming soon, despite political unrest.

Charles, whose diplomatic skills are not hidden from anyone, could play a crucial role in strengthening ties between the UK and the US after Trump’s remarks about Keith Starmer.

But, the monarch’s visit is not only important for the political alliance, but also he could play a key role in persuading Trump to release full and unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files, helpful in the Andrew probe.

Royal expert Andrew Lownie said, “He (Mr Trump) can be rude to Keir Starmer, but I don’t think he’s going to be rude to the King.”

As per the Mirror, he added, “I think Trump is a bully, and I think you stand up to him. I think the King might well be able to persuade him to do things that might not be possible otherwise.”

Despite strong calls by UK politicians and the public to postpone the US trip, Mr Lownie believes that King Charles should continue with his plans for the sake of Epstein victims.

“This is the sort of soft power in which the monarchy can actually be very effective. They can shame Trump. It’s the old line, ‘When they go low, you go high,’ and I think he should go,” the royal commentator said.