Prince Harry Is Reportedly Planning His First Return to the U.K. After His Royal Exit

Meghan Markle, 39, has opened up about how quickly her son Archie is growing up when she gave a rare interview to British publication The Evening Standard with her husband Prince Harry on October 1. Although their conversation with the outlet focused primarily on their new campaign, which calls for an end to structural racism in Britain, the Duchess of Sussex also gave an update on their mini-me son.

Prince Harry recently spoke up about how racist he thinks the UK is. Speaking alongside Meghan Markle, the couple discussed the UK's problems with 'structural racism' and diversity in a recent interview with Evening Standard.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are enjoying life with their 1-year-old son, Archie, in their new home in Santa Barbara, California. The couple speaks with British newspaper the in a new interview about social justice in which they also mention their only child. “We are doing well.

Prince Harry has revealed that he spoke to Ashley Banjo amid controversy over Diversity's Black Lives Matter performance on Britain's Got Talent. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were virtually interviewed from their Californian mansion by the Evening Standard.The duo explain that they contacted the choreographer “straight after," as the dance group received more than 24,000 Ofcom complaints.

Meghan Markle, the former American actress who became the Duchess of Sussex, says it’s a good thing that the Black Lives Matter movement is making people feel “uncomfortable.” The 39-year-old and her husband, Britain’s Prince Harry, participated in a Zoom interview with the U.K.'s Evening Standard from their Santa Barbara, Calif., home to discuss the global protests this year following the death of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police in May.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are honoring British Black History Month by speaking out regarding the issues currently facing minorities in the United Kingdom and around the world.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have denied that they are about to enter the world of reality TV. It was reported early Monday that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were planning a show under their new Netflix deal.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorPrince Harry and Meghan Markle have knocked down a report in British tabloid The Sun claiming that they are preparing to take part in a reality show as part of their blockbuster deal with Netflix.The Sun reported that the couple will participate in a “tasteful” fly-on-the-wall program spotlighting their philanthropy work, but in a statement sent to Deadline, their representative said: “The Duke and Duchess are not taking part in any reality shows.”Harry and

Prince Harry turns 36 today. The royal family member, who stepped down as a senior from the British royal family, is celebrating his birthday with Meghan Markle and son Archie in the United States.

announcement that they have paid back all the public money for the renovations to Frogmore Cottage marks a significant milestone as they shape their new lives. Following confirmation that they are no longer taking funds from Prince Charles, they have now, it seems, achieved complete financial independence from “The Firm” and, crucially, from the British public purse.

Harry and Meghan Markle left the UK, swapping state banquets and public walkabouts for meetings with Hollywood execs. But last week, their transformation from working royals to showbiz power-players was complete, after it was revealed they’d signed a massive deal with Netflix “to produce documentaries, feature films, scripted shows and children’s programmes”.

Prince Harry has paid his debt.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are finally financially independent of Prince Charles, according to a new report. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex had been receiving a sum of money from the Prince of Wales‘s Duchy of Cornwall estate, however, that is no longer the case after inking a huge deal with Netflix. Newsweek reports that Meghan and Harry are working towards becoming even more financially independent of the British Royal Family after leaving as senior royals in March.