The Royal Family’s official website recently underwent adjustments relating to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Andrew. The Sussexes saw their in-depth biographical data condensed into a 650-word page, and those interested in more information were redirected to their private website. Similarly, Prince Andrew’s page was significantly reduced. These actions may reflect an adaptation to tensions and controversies involving these members of the Royal Family.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has introduced a new luxury brand, American Riviera Orchard, sparking discussions about its alignment with her public image. The brand, focusing on luxury homeware, could estrange her from her usual demographic due to its high-end nature. Despite skepticism, some PR experts project success, predicting significant earnings.

King Charles was spotted leaving Windsor Castle amid false death claims spread by Russian media, dispelling rumours about his health. Despite undergoing cancer treatment, he continues fulfilling royal duties, with plans to attend the Trooping the Colour in 2024, pending medical advice. Simultaneously, Princess Kate’s recent public engagements after surgery have been positively received.

Additionally, Meghan Markle’s new lifestyle brand signifies a move away from her former royal role, offering items like jams and home goods, and accompanying a Netflix cookery show. This venture follows a royal precedent set by King Charles with his Duchy Organic brand.

Prince Harry and Meghan’s status on the Royal Family’s website has been altered, ranking them alongside Prince Andrew. This adjustment follows the launch of Meghan’s brand and ongoing scrutiny of their royal title usage in personal business endeavours. Separate from this, Prince Harry has also distinguished himself by wearing a wedding ring, a departure from his brother Prince William and reflective of the Sussexes’ tendency to deviate from traditional norms.