Consequently, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry, and Meghan Markle, are reportedly disheartened by these developments. Meghan's signing with the WME agency in April had fueled speculation about a potential return to acting, and she and Harry perceive William and Kate's actions as a veiled attempt to engage in a tit-for-tat.
However, William and Catherine appear unfazed by the Sussexes' reactions. Their primary focus remains on their royal duties and the global expansion of the British Royal Family's influence. Revenge or retaliation is not a concern for them.
Notably, it has also been reported that a star-studded celebrity lineup, including luminaries like Cate Blanchett and Hannah Waddingham, will be part of Prince William's awards night. Hannah Waddingham, known for her role at the heart of the fictional soccer club in "Ted Lasso," is set to host the evening, shedding light on innovative ideas aimed at environmental preservation. She expressed her delight at being involved and emphasized the importance of optimism and human ingenuity.
Furthermore, the Emmy award-winning Cate Blanchett will present one of the awards, and Lana Condor, the star of "To All the Boys," will also be in attendance. The evening will see wildlife conservationist and Earthshot Advocate Robert Irwin, the son of the late Steve Irwin, introducing the Prize winners. South African actor Nomzamo Mbatha will also play a role in announcing the winners.
Each award recipient will receive $1.3 million as part of this prestigious prize, and organizers have promised that more notable figures will be announced for this special event, scheduled to take place in Singapore on November 7th.
