Meghan Markle's Friends Will Remain Anonymous, Court Rules

Duchess Meghan Markle and Duke of Sussex Prince Harry recently spoke to the young leaders of the world. This week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex virtually met with leaders from the Queen's Commonwealth Trust who are working to make digital media a force for good.

One royal expert has claimed Meghan and Prince Harry's baby Archie could be subject to a royal law surrounding his marriage, whether or not he decides to use his royal title.

Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 39, are taking in all the privacy that their new $14.7 million home in Santa Barbara, CA is giving them and they are “very happy” with their decision to move into it. Although the news of their move recently went public, they’re still embracing the normalcy they have been feeling ever since they made the initial private transformation with their son Archie, 1.

Since Megxit happened in January this year, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been making headlines for their plans to gain a foothold in Hollywood. And according to recent reports by Variety, the duo now seems to be taking steps towards that.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle want to make their own way without interference from the royal family, which meant excluding his relatives from the purchase of their new house in Montecito.“Harry could’ve asked [Prince] Charles to contribute toward the cost of the house, but he chose not to,” a source exclusively reveals to Us Weekly. “Getting his dad financially involved would result in the royals having control over him.

Royal reporters Carolyn Durand and Omid Scobie's new book Finding Freedom has provided the most intimate portrait yet of what Meghan Markle and Prince Harry went through during their years dating and as newly-married working royals. The authors also managed to get some new, intimate details about their son Archie and how the couple's first year with him went.

According to the Sussexes new bombshell biography, Princess Eugenie wasn't pleased when Meghan Markle revealed she was expecting a child at her wedding. Prince Harry and his wife's decision to drop the news on the royal's big day "did not go down particularly well", according to the tell-all book.

A new tell-all book about Megan Markle and Prince Harry‘s experiences in the royal family is about to hit shelves, but the power couple aren’t the least bit concerned with its publication. Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family, which they were not involved with, according to authors Carolyn Durand and Omid Scobie, supposedly includes intimate details about their relationship with Kate Middleton and Prince William.

The Sussexes new biographical book claims that Duchess Meghan Markle has been a driving force in Prince Harry's "woke" re-education. The author of Finding Freedom says the Suits alum guided her husband on his "public journey" to become aware of issues like racism.

Meghan Markle is having a great week!

One of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex's favorite bakeries in London wished her a happy birthday yesterday with a never-before-seen photo of the duchess from a 2019 visit. Luminary Bakery is a U.K.-based volunteer-run organization that empowers women who have been victims of violence, sex trafficking, homelessness, and more.

Meghan Markle just scored a win in her ongoing legal battle over the invasion of privacy. For the unversed, the case was filed after parts of her letter addressed to her estranged father were published.

Meghan Markle's friends can breathe a sigh of relief.

Meghan Markle has won the right to stop Associated Newspapers, the owner of the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday, from publishing the names of five of her friends who gave an anonymous interview to People magazine in her favour.

Meghan Markle has won her High Court bid to protect the identities of her five friends who anonymously spoke about her to a US magazine. Five of Meghan’s closest friends defended her in an article in People Magazine and in July, the Duchess of Sussex appealed to the court against naming them in legal documents.The High Court has ruled that the five friends, addressed in court as A, B, C, D and E, won't be named in court "for the time being, at least”.

Naman Ramachandran Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has won a High Court bid to keep secret the identities of five friends who gave an anonymous interview to U.S. magazine People defending her against criticism.This is the latest salvo in Markle’s ongoing legal battle against Associated Newspapers, publisher of outlets the Daily Mail, the Mail on Sunday and Mail Online.

Meghan Markle is suing the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and the MailOnline website over five articles that published portions of a handwritten letter she wrote to her estranged father, Thomas Markle, after her marriage to Prince Harry in 2018. Meghan, 39, is seeking damages from publisher Associated Newspapers Ltd.

Royal announcements can be tricky, which is why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry revealed their secret engagement to close friends way before making the big news public, according to a forthcoming royal biography, Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family. The biography by Harper’s Bazaar royal expert, Omid Scobie, and Buckingham Palace correspondent, Carolyn Durand promises to unveil the “true story” of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s life in the royal family.