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Babe. Honey. Sweetheart. Most couples choose intimate names to refer to each other in private, and the royals are no exception. Queen Elizabeth II was famously called “Lilibet” and “Cabbage” by her husband behind closed doors, while Prince William’s now-wife Kate came up with a very flirty nickname for him during their college days. Well, now we’re learning about another royal moniker, and this time, it’s Meghan’s nickname for her hubby, Prince Harry. The revelation came via a recent Instagram post, and as with everything else concerning the couple, people are divided—and some are really hating on her choice. So what is the controversial nickname, and is it really that bad? Read on and judge for yourself! Get  Reader’s Digest ’s  Read Up newsletter for more royals, relationships, humor, travel, tech and fun facts all week long. What nickname did the Instagram post reveal? View this post on Instagram A post shared by Meghan, Duchess of...

With their cozy signature fabrics and whimsical designs, Jellycat plushies  are already shooting stars in their own right. However, this latest batch eclipses even the aww-inducing Winter Olympics Cariss curling stone  and  skiing Bashful Bunny Jellies. Boasting a bevy of science-inspired stunners, the new Jellycat space collection is getting ready to land. Naturally, now is the time to prepare your wallet! Here’s everything you need to know about this super snuggly supernova ahead of the drop. What are the 2026 space Jellycats? Known for their super soft materials and out-of-this-world quality, Jellycat plushies are well worth the splurge for collectors and kiddos alike. While Jellycat is always cooking up innovative new designs, the newest launch, featuring planets, comets and space travelers, leans a bit more extra-terrestrial than usual. Previously exclusive to Korea, these space-themed Jellies are coming to the U.S. website on March 18—and we don’t expect them...

No matter how much certain powerful people might want them to, the Epstein files aren’t going away, and each revelation seems to be uglier and more disturbing than the last. Prince Andrew was stripped of his royal title in the fall and is now known as commoner Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. He was also evicted from his home and briefly arrested as a result, though, at least for now, the charges stem from sharing sensitive data about the British government, not sex trafficking. The plot thickened even further when the Epstein files revealed that Andrew’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, also had a close relationship with the convicted sex offender. So where does that leave Fergie and the couple’s daughters, princesses Beatrice and Eugenie? Will they be ostracized by the royal family too? And might arrests be on the table? We asked royal biographer Andrew Lownie, author of Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York , to shed some light on the possible scenarios. Here’s what really went do...

Every year, Apple quietly drops a tiny update that somehow ends up running half the internet’s conversations: new emojis. Last time around, the standout was Face with Bags Under Eyes—basically the universal mood of 2025 . Exhausted, over it, still replying to messages anyway. Sound familiar? Now, 2026 has arrived, and Apple’s latest batch is already stirring up reactions. While there are a few fresh additions, one emoji feels particularly accurate. And trust me, once you see it, you’ll understand exactly why everyone’s about to start using it. Read on for the emoji that’s about to take over your group chats. Get  Reader’s Digest ’s  Read Up newsletter for more news, tech, travel, humor and fun facts all week long. Which Apple emoji is everyone talking about? The emoji everyone’s talking about right now is Distorted Face —a slightly squished, wide-eyed expression that looks like it’s processing about five emotions at once. According to Emojipedia, the design is “inspired...

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the news lately, you know there are conflicts occurring around the globe. The killing of a Mexican cartel leader on Feb. 22 saw violence escalating throughout the region of Jalisco, where tourist hot spots Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara are located. Six days later, the United States and Israel launched attacks on Iran, which retaliated with attacks on both Israel and U.S. allies. Air space was closed. More than 20,000 flights were canceled . And travelers in the region were scrambling to get home. It probably goes without saying, but if you’re planning to travel in the near future, you need to have a contingency plan in case you’re abroad and suddenly can’t get home. We talked to experts in the field to help you navigate this tricky travel situation . Read on for their advice on how to prepare for the scenario in advance and what steps to take if you’re currently stranded. Get  Reader’s Digest ’s  Read Up newsletter for more travel, tech, ...