Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as senior working royals in March 2020 to move to the US in a move dubbed ‘Megxit’
Harry and Meghan pulled up on key ‘inconsistency’ over use of royal titles
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex claimed they offered to give up their titles so they could relinquish their royal roles.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s six-part documentary series with Netflix was brought to a close with three explosive episodes.
The couple spoke openly about their feelings and experiences in the lead-up to their shock exit from the Royal Family.
At one point, the pair revealed they offered to give up their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles in a bid to break away from the Firm.
The couple detailed their decision to step down as working royals, saying they previously tried to move to New Zealand in 2018 and then to South Africa before shocking the world with an Instagram statement revealing they were moving to Canada.
Meghan ‘had it all planned from start’ as US fan demands she ‘reject her titles’
The release of the Netflix biographical documentary featuring the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has sparked great controversy in the UK and the US.
Meghan Markle appears as if she “had this all planned out from day one”, and knew what she was getting into when she married Prince Harry, a royal fan has suggested.
The release of the Netflix biographical documentary featuring the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has sparked great controversy in the UK and the US.
The six-episode production, on which the Royal Family didn’t comment, made hard-hitting claims against the press and the Firm – particularly Prince William.
Royal fans across the pond have reportedly grown weary of the couple with one woman saying that her affection for Prince Harry’s late mother Diana had made her largely sympathetic to them both at first, but that changed recently.
Meghan and Harry’s series could grow republican sentiment, warns Canadian campaign group
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released the second part of their Netflix docuseries on December 15.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s new Netflix show could help republican sentiment grow, a leading anti-monarchy campaign group in Canada has warned.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who lived at a luxurious waterfront home on Vancouver Island in 2020, revealed they hoped to move to the North American Commonwealth country as a part of Megxit.
During their six-part Netflix docuseries, the royal couple also tapped into Commonwealth concerns about the Royal Family’s relationship with the British Empire by inviting experts to share their thoughts.
Harry faces uproar after ‘tasteless’ game which mocks late Queen spotted in Netflix show
Eagle-eyed viewers spotted a “tasteless” card game that features “sick” and “offensive” jokes about the late Queen and her late husband Prince Philip in the background of Prince Harry’s room during the Netflix series.
A tasteless card game was spotted by eagle-eyed viewers in the background of a shot which showed Prince Harry at Kensington Palace.
A Cards Against Humanity game was seen in a shot featured in his own Netflix docuseries with wife, Meghan Markle.
The adult party game features controversial remarks about public figures, including the late Queen and missing child Madeleine McCann.
It was spotted during the six-hour Netflix series in a photo of Harry posing in his military uniform inside Nottingham Cottage.
Cards Against Humanity can be seen on the floor next to the Duke’s dressing table in the photograph.
Source: EXPRESS CO UK
