Canadians supporters of Prince Harry have that Meghan Markle has completely ignored their support for the Duke of Sussex’s Invictus Games.

The Duchess of Sussex sparked fresh backlash as after a video showed her celebrating the Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series win against the Toronto Blue Jays.

The clip was shared by Kelly McKee Zajfen . 

A fan said, “Canada just warmly welcomed Harry’s Invictus Games.  “That also deserves a level of respect from a royal.” I don’t care who she supports in sports, but she doesn’t need to post it. Again it speaks volumes of narcissism .”

Many others reminded Meghan Markle of how Canada had welcomed her and Harry when the couple departed the UK.

Others said the Duchess of Sussex should also not forget that Harry’s father, King Charles III, is the head of state of Canada.

Many Canadians were unhappy because it came just months after political tensions started between the two countries due to US President Donald Trump’s controversial statements about making Canada the 51st state of the United States.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had first arrived in Canada after stepping down from their royal duties and before settling in California with their Prince Archie.

The couple now live in US with their two children, Archie and Lilibet, the couple’s daughter who was born in Los Angeles.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, Duke of York, appears set to be stripped of his last honorary military title as the British royals continue their efforts to distance themselves from King Charles III’s younger brother over his links to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

“We’ve seen Andrew surrender the military positions that he’s had and we’re looking now at the one remaining position he has, which is the honorary vice admiral position, and we’ve got a process underway for that” to be removed, Defense Secretary John Healey told Britain’s Sky News on Sunday.

In a separate interview on the same subject with CBS News’ partner network BBC News, the defense chief said “it’s a move the king has indicated we should take.”

Mountbatten Windsor is the late Queen Elizabeth II’s third child. He spent decades in public life as a working member of the royal family, but revelations of his historical ties Epstein have turned him into a pariah figure. In 2016, he was named in a civil lawsuit brought by Virginia Giuffre, who alleged that Epstein paid her to have sex with the former prince on several occasions. Mountbatten Windsor has repeatedly denied the claims, but he settled the case out of court with Giuffre in 2022, for an undisclosed sum.

That settlement failed to stanch criticism of the former prince and the resulting pressure on the royal family, however, as new information continued to emerge about his historic connections with Epstein in the wake of a damning 2019 interview with the BBC’s Newsnight, in which he defended his ties to the disgraced financier.

In the years after that interview, right up until this year, amid revelations about correspondence between Epstein and the then-prince, the royal family appeared reluctant to intervene, allowing him to step away from public duties and to give up many of his titles and privileges of his own volition. 

Last week, however, in a landmark move, King Charles announced that his younger brother would be deprived of the title of prince and told to leave his 30-room, tax-payer-funded Royal Lodge home in Windsor.

One of the few titles Andrew Mountbatten Windsor still holds is honorary Vice Admiral in the Royal Navy, which he received on his 55th birthday in 2015. It is unclear how long the process to remove that title, which defense chief Healy has now confirmed is underway, might take.

The former prince had a 22-year career in the Royal Navy, including serving as a helicopter pilot during the Falklands War, and commanding the anti-mine vessel HMS Cottesmore.

Asked about the ongoing scandal, President Trump told CBS News’ Norah O’Donnell in an interview that aired Sunday on 60 Minutes that “it’s a terrible thing that’s happened” to the royal family. 

“That’s been a tragic situation,” he said. “And, I mean, I feel badly for the family.”

CBS News has contacted the royal family for comment on the pending removal of the former prince’s Royal Naval title.

Justin Bieber just admitted that he finds the idea of touring “super daunting.”

The 31-year-old singer addressed the challenges of leaving behind his 28-year-old wife, Hailey Bieber, and their 15-month-old son, Jack Blues, during a Twitch livestream in which Justin and pals carved pumpkins.

He said: “Touring takes so much out of you, and I’ve done it since I was a kid. Even the idea of touring sounds super daunting.”

“I always start out really loving it and then it gets to a point where I am super burnt out,” the Baby singer explained.

However, Justin wants to choose a location where he can perform for two nights.

The two-time Grammy Award-winner said: “I really wanna do spot-date where I pick a city and do a couple of shows and not commit to a whole two years.”

Justin’s admission comes as he is reportedly set to headline Coachella in 2026.

The line-up for the annual music and arts festival, which is to be held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, was announced on September 16, and Justin will take to the stage for the Saturday shows, April 11 and 18.

Towards the end of October, the singer joined Twitch and treated his followers to behind-the-scenes videos from a studio where he and his team are putting together his set for the festival.

A source close to Justin told People: “Justin’s Twitch is his way of letting fans see that he’s excited and working hard for his headlining set at Coachella.”

It is pertinent to mention that Justin Bieber’s previous Coachella appearances include when he performed alongside Ariana Grande onstage in 2019, then with Tems in 2024.