Meghan Markle will soon be releasing her Netflix lifestyle show, titled With Love, Meghan, but one source believes it's going to cause an issue for Prince Harry

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were recently the subject of a scathing article by Vanity Fair, and there is one important reason why they haven't publicly responded

After claims that Meghan Markle’s team had talks about a “divorce” book, sources told Page Six the couple is too “obsessed” with each other and their brand to call it

Here's what a royal expert says the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should avoid doing so they don't become a complete "laughing stock."

Prince Harry has broken his cover in making a surprise appearance to support a cause close to his heart in a video filmed at the Montecito home he shares with Meghan Markle

Mr Fitzwilliams highlighted the great significance of Harry and Meghan's recent holiday home purchase in Portugal as Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank also spend time between Portugal's CostaTerra development and their London base at Ivy Cottage.

Prince Harry is said to be more concerned than excited about Meghan Markle's upcoming Netflix show.The Duke of Sussex, who has always been supportive of his wife is reportedly anxious about the reception of Meghan upcoming cooking show,

The feature, headlined 'Inside Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Big Business Ambitions, 5 Years After Their Royal Exit', dove into aspects of their new life, including a rumour about Meghan's camp mulling over a book deal if there were ever a split, and Beyoncé supposedly turning down a spot on Meghan's podcast Archetypes.

Vanity Fair’s February cover story painted a largely unflattering picture of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. In the 8,000-word piece, scores of sources detailed how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been incompetent in business ventures,

Royal fans have been given a fresh opportunity to witness the star-studded Invictus Games opening ceremony, as organisers have released additional lower bowl and floor seats. The sought-after tickets for the February 8 event at BC Place in Vancouver had previously sold out,

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have lived in the US for the last five years since quitting life as senior royals.