Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ‘invited to The Queen’s birthday parade’ in first public reunion after leaving Royal Family

It was on March 30, 2020, when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle bid goodbye to their Sussex Royal Instagram account which boasted of 10 million followers.

Meghan Markle gained huge sympathy in November when she revealed that she and husband Prince Harry had suffered a tragic miscarriage in July. And while royal expert and author of their biography Finding Freedom, Omid Scobie, believes the couple are content as a family of three with 20-month old son Archie, he can see them expanding their family in the future.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have remained away from the spotlight since the Megxit. While the duo has been spotted a couple of times, they have turned the blinds towards the cameras when it comes to their son Archie.

But according to several experts, the Sussexes have done the complete opposite to what they initially professed, and have even gone as far as to use their son as “clickbait”.

And while some people focused on the 'lacklustre' content of the show, several others pointed out the prince has seemingly adopted an unusual way of speaking.

A royal reunion! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will return to the United Kingdom in a few months for the first time since they stepped away from royal duties in March 2020.

Teenage Therapy podcast. “I’m told that in 2019 I was the most trolled person in the entire world, male or female,” she said during the episode.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly quit social media for good.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who recently released their first podcast after a mega "£30million" Spotify deal, are said to have made the decision after an "almost unsurvivable" experience with online trolling. According to The Times, the royal couple will no longer post on any platform and have even abandoned promoting their non-profit Archewell on there.

In less than a year, the couple have achieved financial freedom by signing deals with streaming networks Netflix and Spotify, but critics are now calling for them to be stripped of their titles.

The Sussexes launched the non-profit site to coincide with New Year celebrations, but as royal author Angela Levin claimed, the couple snubbed the future King of England.

Sometimes, change is a good thing! That is the case for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who had a whirlwind year — and are a better couple because of it.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to travel back to the U.K. this year to attend a number of important events, but a royal expert says any meeting between the couple and Harry’s brother, Prince William, and wife Duchess Kate will be uncomfortable.“I think it’s going to be very awkward if they do meet up,” Phil Dampier, author of Royally Suited: Harry and Meghan in Their Own Words, told The Sun on Saturday, January 2.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are loving their lives in America.A source close to the couple tells ET that after their shocking royal exit in March and subsequent move to Montecito, California, the two have «no regrets» about their big decision."[They] feel very rewarded from their work," the source says.The source also says that they have no concrete plans on a return to the U.K.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are looking ahead while still remembering where they came from. On Thursday, New Year's Eve, the couple posted on their Archewell website a message for 2021. The post included two photos, one of Harry as a child on his late mom, Princess Diana's, shoulders and another of Meghan as a kid posing with her mother, Doria Ragland. «I am my mother’s son.

multi-year partnership with Spotify that Harry and Meghan struck earlier this month, which will see them produce a series of podcasts under production company Archewell Audio. “The Duke and Duchess will host and produce podcasts that build community through shared experience, narratives and values,” a statement about the partnership said.

podcast with Spotify, and guests on the first episode include Elton John.Archewell Audio launched on the streaming service this week, and the first episode sees the couple reflecting on the events of 2020 alongside “a few friends and a lot of other folks” that the pair “admire,” aiming to “get their thoughts on what they learned from 2020”.On the episode, John is joined by TV presenter and Gavin and Stacey co-creator James Corden, Reasons To Stay Alive author Matt Haig, tennis player Naomi Osaka

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have teamed up with Spotify to launch Archewell Audio, a very special podcast platform that will aim to highlight a range of different voices and perspectives.