Royal family life: Prince Harry’s rage and tears, William’s hidden message

Prince Harry's reaction to being evicted from Frogmore Cottage has allegedly been laid bare, with Prince William delivering a hidden message to the public during the latest royal outing. Prince Harry reportedly reacted emotionally to the news that he was being evicted from his home next door to the royal family's Windsor Castle. As royal expert and author Tom Quinn tells us, the prince was "furious and in tears" at the future King Charles' decision, which was made when Harry and Meghan decided to make the United States their primary residence. Meanwhile, the Duke's brother Prince William has made two public appearances in the past week: at an Aston Villa match and recently helping a homeless charity. The visits were allegedly made to send a signal to "get back to business" after a bad few months for the royal family. It comes after King Charles made a public appearance on Sunday as he continues his cancer treatment. The monarch took Queen Camilla to a morning service. The couple stayed at the Balmoral estate in Scotland, and a flamboyant Charles was spotted driving during the short drive from the royal estate to a nearby church, where he and the Queen attended Sunday's service at Crathie Kirk. Meanwhile, a memorial—the first statue since her death—was unveiled on Queen Elizabeth II's 98th birthday. Jubilant crowds and nearly 50 corgis witnessed the unveiling of the permanent memorial in the market town of Ockham in Rutland.