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Apparently, when Harry did decide to move back to the country that despises his wife and barely tolerates him (for the crime of … well, it’s unclear), he and Charles did speak over the phone.
At the time, the monarch and Prince William were “holidaying” (vacationing) at Balmoral in Scotland.
Reportedly, the royal family felt “blindsided” by the abrupt return to the UK.
Charles allegedly feels “perplexed” by an apparent lack of communication.
There are even claims that the royal family wonders at Harry and Meghan’s “motives.”
‘Such behavior just makes it harder to deal with the Sussexes’
“Harry has spoken openly about desperately wanting reconciliation,” an inside source noted.
“And yet he is the one keeping his father and his family in the dark about major developments such as moving back to the UK,” that insider then claimed.
“Such behavior just makes it harder to deal with the Sussexes or know their true motives for moving their entire lives back to Harry’s homeland,” the source alleged.
According to the insider: “The whole family [is] perplexed about the situation.”
The public understanding was that Harry and Meghan had a positive trip to the UK and a solid visit with Charles in July, and decided to move back — likely due to Charles’ health. What is “perplexing” about that?
We of course cannot confirm the claims that the Mirror’s alleged insiders might make.
However, on Monday, September 7, Charles did make a statement — by way of his royal chamberlain, a totally real job that exists in 2026 — confirming Harry and Meghan’s status in the UK.
They remain part of the royal family but are not expected to carry out duties as working royals.
Charles characterized them as “private citizens with commercial and charitable interests.”
This is exactly what Harry and Meghan chose to be back in early 2020. Charles’ message is merely a confirmation.
Tucker Wetmore’s hanging with Gary Allan, and the 26-year-old country newcomer is soaking up wisdom from a veteran twice his age. Continue reading…Country Music News – Taste of Country
HARDY is officially closing the chapter on THE COUNTRY! COUNTRY! TOUR after bringing his high-energy show to more than 400,000 fans across 39 stops.
The six-month North American trek kicked off in February in Oshawa, Ontario, before wrapping up this August in New Braunfels, Texas on August 21. Along the way, HARDY brought a stacked lineup of opening acts with him across the various arenas and amphitheaters, including Cameron Whitcomb, Tucker Wetmore, Mitchell Tenpenny, Muscadine Bloodline, Jake Worthington and McCoy Moore.
The tour served as an extension of HARDY’s COUNTRY! COUNTRY! album, giving fans across the country the chance to experience the project in a whole new way.
HARDY; Photo by Tanner Gallagher
For HARDY, putting on a memorable show has always been about more than simply getting onstage and performing. When he first began touring and opening for major acts like Morgan Wallen, the Mississippi native made it a goal to not only impress the audience, but to make the headliner a little nervous about following his set.
“Our goal was to shit on the people that we were opening for,” he told Rolling Stone. “We wanted whoever we opened for to watch our show from side stage and be like, ‘Fuck, I’ve got to go on after this.’”
That same competitive drive now fuels HARDY’s own headlining shows, where his goal is to leave every fan feeling like they just witnessed one of the best concerts of their lives.
“That’s my mindset every time I step on stage,” he shared.
HARDY; Photo by Tanner Gallagher
When it comes to his work as a songwriter, however, the country star takes a very different approach. Instead of looking at it as a competition to see who can write the best song, he looks at it as a collaborative process.
HARDY has a rotating group of around 15 writers that he works with regularly and believes that each writer brings something different to the table, adding to the end goal of creating the best song possible.
Now that his COUNTRY! COUNTRY! chapter has come to a close, HARDY is back in the studio working on new music and he’s already teasing that it could be some of his best work yet.
Throughout his career, he’s explored everything from full-blown rock on QUIT!! to a mix of rock and country and, most recently, a project rooted in country music. This time around, HARDY isn’t interested in putting a label on his sound. Instead, he’s letting the music speak for itself. As he puts it, “it’s all Hardy music to me.”
“I can finally say I’m back in the studio, and the next thing is going to be the best thing I’ve ever put out,” HARDY said in a live Q&A with Amazon Music at Cavendish Beach Music festival. “I can confidently tell you it’s the best group of songs, the best concept, the best ideas I’ve ever had. And it rules, I promise you that.”
College football fans are used to seeing drama unfold on the field.
But sometimes, the most entertaining action is happening in the stands.
That was certainly the case during Ole Miss’ wild 41-38 victory over Louisville on Sunday, when one Rebels fan unexpectedly became the star of the show after ESPN cameras caught her having what appeared to be a minor emotional crisis.
The woman, identified online as Sara Smith, was shown during the third quarter as Louisville attempted a comeback.
With Ole Miss clinging to a 24-22 lead, the Cardinals scored a touchdown — and Smith’s reaction said pretty much everything.
She raised her arms, put her hands on her head and appeared visibly distressed as she watched the action unfold.
In other words, she looked exactly like every college football fan who has ever watched their team’s supposedly comfortable lead disappear before their very eyes.
Of course, she had no idea she was about to become internet famous.
Smith was sitting among Ole Miss supporters, apparently cheering for the Rebels, when the ESPN camera found her in the crowd.
It didn’t take long for social media sleuths to start doing what social media sleuths do best: identifying strangers.
The X account Campus Cuties publicly identified the woman as Smith and subsequently shared a photo of her in a blue bikini, adding another layer to the unexpected viral moment.
An Instagram account believed to belong to Smith is private, though its bio reportedly identifies her as an Ole Miss alum from Knoxville.
As of Tuesday, Smith had not publicly addressed her sudden internet fame.
Frankly, it’s probably for the best. After all, she was just trying to survive an Ole Miss football game.
The Rebels eventually made sure her suffering had a happy ending.
Freshman kicker Lucas Carneiro drilled a 48-yard field goal as time expired, giving Ole Miss the dramatic 41-38 victory in the Music City Kickoff.
So while the players will get credit for the win, Smith may have walked away with something arguably more powerful: a viral moment she never asked for.
It’s become something of a college football tradition at this point.
Every season, cameras find an unsuspecting fan in the crowd, the internet decides that person is fascinating, and suddenly someone who was simply attending a game is being discussed by thousands of strangers online.
This time, Smith drew the lucky — or perhaps deeply unlucky — straw.
Hey, at least her team won. And now Ole Miss fans have someone to talk about who’s not named Lane Kiffin.
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