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Remember all those well worn sayings about “you can’t choose your family,” or “blood is thicker than water.” Well we wonder what Mrs Prince Charles aka Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, Celine Dion and Madonna would think if they knew they were related. We know that the two musical divas act like royalty… maybe this is the reason why!

Imagine the scene at dinner… Camilla would probably snort and frown a lot at Madge and her lurid gusset-filling thong leotards and Celine would turn up wearing a backwards dinner jacket!

We kid ye not apparently this motley crew are related to one another, according to a well known ancestral tracking website in the UK. An archive of Canadian records dating from 1621 suggests …

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Prince Harry, unofficial crown prince of hellraising and vodka snorting, has been given the boot by Chelsy Davy, the South African Sloane with page three looks.  (AP Images)

Harry chose nightclub Amika to drown his sorrows with a mystery brunette, £400 bottle of Champers and managed to rack up a £2500 bar tab in two hours. We salute you Your Highness!

Chelsy came to the UK two months ago to study law at Leeds University with the dream of being closer to her prince charming who she lovingly called "Haz." Maybe a bar job at a London nightclub might have been a better idea?

Life in the UK didn’t start well for Chelsy, on arrival to the UK the dream was immediately shattered …

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He may look maniacal — but is our beloved Prince Harry a bird killer? (AP Images)

Prince Harry is again stirring the controversy pot — and is now under suspicion for killing two rare hen harriers, a legally protected bird of prey, at the family’s Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.

The prince and his mate were nearby when the birds were shot, and the media has suggested the two were the only hunters on the estate at the time.

"Because Prince Harry and a friend were both in the area at the time, the police have been in contact with them and asked them if they had any information that could help," an official told TIME. "Unfortunately, they had …

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