One only has to look at their new, non-royal portrait to see how far Meghan and Harry have come from their royal days.
According to a new book, it was the Queen who decided that the two could not be trusted with the "royal" title after Megxit.
According to a brand new book, not even Queen Elizabeth II was immune from the wrath of Prince Harry amid the ex-Royal's simmering feud with his famous family members.
The coronavirus pandemic has led to millions of events and public appearances being canceled or indefinitely postponed all over the world.
We've become accustomed to holing up at home and watching our favorite celebrities do the same.
Queen Elizabeth II turned 94 years old on Tuesday, celebrating the occasion amid a viral outbreak that has shut down her country -- and the entire world.
This special occasion also took place in the wake of another trady:
You definitely should not need another reason to believe in the severity of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic.
But just in case the daily rising death roll isn't sufficient enough for you, consider the following:
It's no secret that Queen Elizabeth and Prince Harry are close. They always have been.
But how do things stand after two months of Megxit drama? The Queen's recent gesture tells the whole story.
Some have worried that Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have been gracelessly shading the Queen with their recent comments and behavior.
Over the weekend, Harry met with Her Majesty for the first time in a long time. Are things getting better?
It's been over a month since we first learned that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be stepping down as senior members of the royal family.
Details were vague at first, but last week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex revealed the official agenda for their departure.
It's been over a month since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as senior members of the royal family.
The move is unprecedented, and the only time the royals dealt with a comparable situation was when King Edward VIII abdicated the throne to marry an American actress back in 1936.
Well, it's official.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have stepped down as senior members of the royal family.
On Thursday, Queen Elizabeth II was not in attendance at an annual hosted by the Women’s Institute in Norfolk, England.
It was the first time in her 66-year reign that she was unable to make an appearance.
It's a done deal, folks.
On Saturday, Queen Elizabeth II announced that she finalized an agreement for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal split, under which the famous couple will no longer use the titles His and Her Royal Highness.
Queen Elizabeth II has finally addressed the very awkward and very surprising announcement made last week by Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
And, in essence, the ancient monarch has said the following in the wake of this couple wanting to distance itself from the Royal Family:
Queen Elizabeth is not happy at the moment.
And she's not about to sit back and remain silent, either.
By now you've probably heard the shocking news that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are stepping down as senior members of the royal family.
Some outlets have reported the news as though the couple is emancipating themselves from Harry's family, which obviously is not the case.
As you're probably aware, the Royals are pretty big on customs, traditions and important sparkly objects.
And since Christmas is all about customs, traditions and important sparkly objects, the Queen and company really shine this time of year -- literally.
On this side of the pond, few public figures are as popular and well-liked as Meghan Markle.
But for reasons that defy explanation, many Brits don't share our objectively-correct positive opinion of the former Suits star,
Meghan Markle has found herself in the hot seat once again.
And this time it is all because she is too dang good of a friend! (seriously)
As many of us were reminded today, British monarchs are not impotent figureheads, as we're so often told.
In response to a request from Boris "Bowl-Cut Trump" Johnson's request, Queen Elizabeth II agreed to suspend Parliament until October.
Ever since she married Prince Harry back in May of 2018, Meghan Markle's ability to get along with her royal in-laws has been a subject of constant speculation and debate.
Has Meghan breached royal protocol again?
Looks like we've got a new contender for the title of Most Tumultuous Couple in Buckingham Palace!
Sure, William might have cheated on Kate, and the British tabloid press has been relentless in its pursuit of dirt on Harry and Meghan -- but those whippersnappers have nothing on the OGs of royal drama.
Unexpected (and rather suspicious) news out of London today, as The Sun is reporting that Meghan Markle will no longer be permitted to wear jewelry from the royal collection that had previously belonged to Princess Diana.
Interestingly, the report indicates that the ban applies only to Meghan -- and Kate Middleton is still allowed to wear Lady Di's jewels.
Marrying into the British Royal Family is a unique -- and uniquely daunting -- experience.
Sure, your new royal title comes with its fair share of perks, but in many ways, your life is no longer your own.
This week, Thomas Markle lamented that Meghan had ghosted him, and announced that only Queen Elizabeth II can mend his broken family.
We now know that this disgusting betrayal of Meghan's boundaries may have ruined his chances of reconciliation.
