Meghan Markle & Prince Harry express gratitude towards ‘brave’ healthcare workers amid COVID 19 crisis

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie Harrison turns one on May 6. Although there are a few weeks before the little munchkin's birthday, the former Duke and Duchess of Sussex are already in planning mode. The couple has recently moved to Los Angeles from Canada. The move happened just before US President Donald Trump announced a lockdown amid the Coronavirus outbreak. While there is no saying when the lockdown will end, it hasn't stopped Meghan and Harry from planning Archie's birthday.

Prince Harry and Meghan are being mocked on social media by trolls after they make a huge mistake with their new Archewell charity foundation. Earlier this week, it was announced that Meghan and Harry have named their new non-profit organisation ‘Archewell’ after their son’s name Archie. The world is derived from the Greek word for 'source of action'. Now, according to a report by Daily Mail, the couple failed to properly register the website and the trolls had a field day with it.

Remember when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they’d “personally” handle their own security costs following their royal exit? Well, it’s now possible that plan also includes Prince Charles paying for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s security in America. The Duke of Cornwall, 71, is reportedly expected to foot most of the bill as the couple settles down in Los Angeles, Calif. to raise their 10-month-old son, baby Archie.

It’s the crossover we never expected. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hired Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s bodyguards as they moved from Canada to Los Angeles to work and raise their 10-month-old son Archie, according the Daily Mail. The newspaper reported on Tuesday, March 31, that the former Duke and Duchess of Sussex have chosen to hire former SAS soldiers to replace the Scotland Yard bodyguards they used while they were in Canada.

Prince Charles plans to foot a majority of the bill for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's security amid their move to the United States after President Trump insisted the multimillion dollar cost would not fall on taxpayers, according to a report. In a tweet on Sunday, Trump insisted taxpayers would not be funding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's protection on the after their reported move to Los Angeles, Calif., Markle's hometown.

Following Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's announcement that they'd "step back" as senior members of the royal family, questions have swirled as to who would front the cost of their security. According to People magazine, citing a source, the answer is: they're paying for it themselves.

Another day in the aftermath of Megxit; another unnamed royal source bringing us the tea. According to a bold report published by the Daily Mail, anonymous sources close to the royal family actually believe that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry quit via email back in Jan. 2020. Yep; if we’re going by this account, it looks like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex pulled a classic grade-schooler breakup on the Queen. Ouch.

Royal life is officially coming to an end for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. After waving goodbye to the rest of their senior royal duties and leaving the U.K., we’re now seeing Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s last Instagram post on their Sussex Royal profile. The pair published their final statement via the account on March 30, explaining what’s next for them—and us—as they transition into non-working royal life.

The former Duke and Duchess of Sussex have their own coins. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry responded to Trump’s “no paid security” comments, and they never expected a penny from the POTUS or the United States.

Meghan Markle’s estranged father believes the Duchess of Sussex should be supporting the British royal family during the coronavirus pandemic – not returning to Los Angeles. “I think Meghan and [Prince] Harry should go back to the royal family in the U.K.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry said they never had plans to ask the United States government to pay for their personal security amid their reported move to Los Angeles. On Sunday, President Trump tweeted about reports that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have relocated from Canada to Markle’s home city.

Hours after US President Donald Trump refused to pay for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s security, a source has stated that the couple was never expecting the US to fund their security. Meghan and Harry, along with their 10-month-old son, Archie, moved to America last week, after a brief stay in Canada.

Is the Duchess of Sussex out of retirement? Meghan Markle and Prince Harry moved to Los Angeles to “focus” on their “work,” and we can’t wait to see more on-screen roles from the former Duchess. A source told Entertainment Tonight on Thursday, March 26, that the former Duke and Duchess of Sussex have moved from Canada to L.A. amid her new role with Disney and their drama with the rest of the royal family.

Meghan Markle, 38, and Prince Harry, 35, are apparently on the move! The couple, along with their adorable 10-month-old son Archie, have reportedly left the Vancouver Island residence they’ve called home for the last few months and relocated to Meghan’s hometown of Los Angeles, a source told People.

With news permeating the world on Wednesday that Prince Charles became the first member of Britain’s royal family to test positive for the coronavirus, his youngest son Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle are doing their best to allay the spread of COVID-19. Per Entertainment Tonight, citing a source, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been holed up in Canada, and at the behest of the local government, have remained in quarantine as they wait out the order to stay home.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's formal transition out of their senior royal family roles begins in March 31. The couple did their final UK events as working royals earlier this month and are back in Canada "heeding government advice" amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are sharing an important message with their followers. The royal duo posted a new post on Instagram on Tuesday, sharing the World Health Organization's (WHO) recommendations for slowing the spread of coronavirus and paying tribute to those fighting the health crisis around the world.

Movin’ on up!!

While people in England are currently dealing with the Coronavirus health crisis, just like the rest of the world, it does not mean they have moved on from the whole Megxit drama. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, who are currently living in Canada, were slammed on social media for sharing Queen Elizabeth’s message for the UK amid COVID 19 pandemic. In her message, the 93-year-old monarch urged the country to unite and play their role in staying safe and stopping the virus from spreading.

Queen Elizabeth II is speaking out – and Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are amplifying her message, regardless of months of reported royal tensions.