Star reveals Harry, Meghan ‘play dates’

Since Megxit, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been rubbing shoulders with stars in California. Now, new details about their A-list friends have been revealed.

James Cordon says his a “big fan” of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, revealing their kids have play dates, in an interview with The Sun.

The host of The Late Late Show, his wife Julia Care, and their three children, Carey, Max and Charlotte live just 90 minutes from The Duke and Duchess’s Montecito mansion.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with Archie and Lilibet. Picture: Alexi Lubomirski/Handout/The Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

When asked if he’d been to the sprawling $20 million estate, Cordon said he’d been there for a “play date scenario” with the kids.

“Then we went out for a dinner after, it was lovely. Obviously, I’m not telling you anymore Obviously.”

Cordon said while he knew Harry better than he knew Meghan we as a “huge fan of both of them”.

“I think it’s really hard to judge, or be judgmental.”

The Late Late Show host James Corden. Picture: Getty Images

The Carpool Karaoke host, who interviewed Harry on top of a Double Decker bus last February, said he couldn’t remember what he got the pair as a wedding gift though.

“Afterwards though, [at the evening reception], I did make a joke, dress¬¬ed up as Henry VIII, and told everyone: ‘George Clooney’s here, so congratulations on your new Nespresso machine, guys!’

When asked about Harry’s brother, Prince William, and any plans to invite him as a guest on The Late Late Show, Cordon was diplomatic.

James Cordon interviews Prince Harry on The Late Late Show. Picture: supplied.

“I’m a big fan of William and Kate,” he told The Sun.

“I feel like they are going to be quite busy around the summer though, aren’t they? I think they have got quite a lot of other plans so I’m not holding my breath but they know where to find me . . .”

PRINCE WILLIAM BREAKS PROTOCOL TO HUG PENSIONER

Prince William tore up the royal rule book to enter the crown and hug a tearful pensioner during a visit to Scotland in a stunning break from official protocol.

The Duke of Cambridge embraced William Burns, 66, in Glasgow during a two-day tour of the country as Kate beamed at the remarkable break in protocol.

The royal traditions that govern such public interactions, including a low bow, curtsy or polite handshake, were thrown out the window during the emotional moment.

Prince William, The Duke of Cambridge. Picture: Getty

Mr Burns teared up and wept in a sign of the “royal revolution” being rumoured for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who reportedly want to drop their titles in a bid to keep the monarch modern.

The future King also took selfies with the crowd during the pair’s first walkabout since rumblings of the shake-up first emerged over the weekend, according to The Sun.

The Duke and Duchess want to rebrand as by ‘Wills and Kate’ with insiders claiming they want to avoid bows and curtsies in public to break away from “stuffy traditions”.

It’s claimed that the “institutional change” was triggered after Kate and William’s tour in the Caribbean - as they’re now vowing to run affairs “The Cambridge Way” after backlash, according to the Sunday Mirror.

The Duke and Duchess aim to “rip up the rule book” and ditch old-fashioned methods to show they are royals who can change with the times.

The source added: “The general consensus was that the tour seemed out of date, out of touch, too formal and stuffy.

“It was a shock to them all. A real eye-opener.

Prince William and Kate during their tour of the Caribbean. Picture: Getty Images.

Prince William and Kate during their tour of the Caribbean. Picture: Getty Images.

Prince William and Kate during their tour of the Caribbean. Picture: Getty Images.

“This is what prompted institutional change within the monarchy.”

“So now it’s more ‘Wills and Kate’ instead of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge... ‘Just call me Wills’ type of thing.”

They are said to be “perceived as the royal stars” who will “cement the monarchy’s position globally and secure the Commonwealth”.

The pair received a warm welcome in Scotland by the Wheatley Group - a community hub which transforms the lives of disadvantaged young people and families.

Elsewhere on their visit, the Duchess of Cambridge called for schools to teach empathy to young children to help their “emotional vocabulary” as adults.

Prince William during a visit to Heart of Midlothian Football Club on the second day of his tour of Scotland. Picture: Getty Images.

Prince William about to get a football jersey for his children during a tour of the Heart of Midlothian Football Club on his tour of Scotland. Picture: Getty Images.

Prince William is presented with Heart of Midlothian football shirts for his children on the second day of his tour of Scotland. Picture: Getty Images.