Good News Movement founder talks to HOLA! about getting the Sussexes’ royal seal of approval

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal exit has been a truly complicated situation. While Harry and Meghan have, of course, undoubtedly faced the most stress throughout the ordeal, the Queen has to come in a close second in the "who has the biggest royal exit-related headache" contest.

Meghan Markle may be looking to add "superhero" to her resume in a return to Hollywood, the Daily Mail reported.

Captain Markle to the rescue? Meghan Markle may be looking to add "superhero" to her resume in a return to Hollywood, the Daily Mail reported. Markle's agent Nick Collins has been on the lookout for superhero roles for Markle, who recently agreed to voiceover work for an upcoming project from Disney, the parent company of Marvel, the outlet added.

A lot is going to change for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle once they officially drop their royal status. Last month, Harry and Meghan announced that they have decided to step down as senior members of the royal family.

If you’ve been strictly following all things royal drama, then you probably already have an idea of why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry might feel “insulted” by the royal word ban. But with new statements from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex or the Queen and her royal staffers seemingly rolling in by the hour, it can be hard to keep up.

Helen Mirren knows a thing or two about the Royal Family. The 74-year-old actress won an Oscar for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II in the movie The Queen and played Her Majesty in the Broadway production of The Audience.  So, what are her thoughts on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal exit? "I think their instincts are absolutely right, and I applaud them for it. Hugely actually," the star, who was given the title of Dame in 2003, told Variety in an interview published Thursday.

Helen Mirren says Meghan Markle did a darn good job during her time as a member of the Royal Family.

David Beckham has his friend Prince Harry’s back.

David Beckham is standing by his friend Prince Harry. The 44-year-old soccer star defended the 35-year-old Duke of Sussex on Thursday's episode of Today.

On his side. David Beckham is proud to see Prince Harry embark on his fatherhood journey amid his and Meghan Markle‘s step down as senior members of the royal family.

The saga that is Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (Kinda Sorta) Quit the Royal Family is finally coming to a close. It's been quite a ride since they announced they'll be , and TBH, it's been hard to keep track of everything that happened ().

For a family so fundamentally averse to divorce, the royals sure do a lot of divorcing. Queen Elizabeth II could have used a PR break after an already disconcertingly eventful start to the new year.

Remember Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's post-royal exit goal of achieving "financially independence"? Welp, that's not going to be hard to accomplish. At all.

• According to influencer marketing experts, the couple's @SussexRoyal Instagram account could bring in upwards of £85,000 for a single sponsored post. The Sussexes' Instagram account has greater earning potential than the Cambridges', apparently.

• According to influencer marketing experts, the couple's @SussexRoyal Instagram account could bring in upwards of £85,000 for a single sponsored post. The Sussexes' Instagram account has greater earning potential than the Cambridges', apparently.

• According to influencer marketing experts, the couple's @SussexRoyal Instagram account could bring in upwards of £85,000 for a single sponsored post. The Sussexes' Instagram account has greater earning potential than the Cambridges', apparently.