Just when Harry thought his UK trip was the biggest headline of his summer, Washington had other plans.

The Duke of Sussex is once again caught in a very American mess — a conservative think tank's years-long crusade to unseal his U.S. immigration records, all thanks to a few candid paragraphs in Spare about his history with cannabis, cocaine, magic mushrooms, and ayahuasca.

The question everyone wants answered: Did he tell U.S. immigration the truth?

William may be one of the biggest football fanatics in the Royal Family, but don't expect him courtside at this summer's World Cup.

Reports suggest the Prince of Wales is trading jet-setting for full dad-mode, staying home for a low-key summer with his family instead of chasing the tournament across the pond.

Earlier buzz suggested William and George might be making a historic father-son trip to the U.S., but those plans have quietly fizzled.

Ask anyone what they remember about Princess Diana, and odds are it's not the tabloid headlines or the palace tension, but it's the rollercoaster rides, the school race she ran at full speed to win, the bear hugs caught on camera.

The People's Princess left behind plenty of royal history, sure, but her real, lasting legacy was mom mode, full stop.

In fact, reports suggest Diana was so committed to keeping her boys' world intact that she reportedly tried to avoid divorcing King Charles altogether — all for William and Harry.

Many readers felt Harry and Meghan's choice to step back from royal life should come with financial independence too, with one commenter arguing plainly that "they should be responsible for their own security." That sentiment echoed throughout the thread.

Others aimed their frustration at Meghan directly, with one reader claiming that Harry now "looks sad or angry" compared to his old self and blaming the marriage for the shift. Another royal watcher went further, accusing Harry of turning his grandparents' final years into what they called "a living nightmare," and suggesting real consequences should follow if King Charles doesn't act.

One more reader summed up the mood bluntly, saying it's on his "bossy wife" to "figure it out" financially.

The throughline: readers want accountability, not sympathy, for the Sussexes.

A young Diana, long before the crown.

In 1974, a 14-year-old Lady Diana Spencer shared a sweet moment with her beloved pony Scuffle — years before she'd become the People's Princess, the world fell in love with. On what would've been her birthday today, we're taking a look back at the girl behind the icon. 🐴🎂

For what would become her final birthday in 1997, Diana received over 90 bouquets of flowers at Kensington Palace and celebrated at a charity gala at the Tate Gallery — wearing a black beaded gown that designer Jacques Azagury had gifted her that very morning.

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