Meghan Markle

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face potential changes in their royal status. Prince William might remove their HRH titles once he ascends the throne. This action stems from a reported family rift and concerns over the couple's use of the titles. Currently, King Charles adopts a lenient approach. However, Prince William is expected to take a stricter stance.

Royal biographer Tina Brown has criticized Meghan Markle for her numerous business ventures, labeling her as "enormously shallow" and accusing her of "monetizing the monarchy." Brown suggests Markle lacks focus, jumping from one project to another without fully committing. Despite criticisms, Brown acknowledges Markle's influence and the polarizing public opinion surrounding her, highlighting the impact on Prince Harry.

A new book, 'Yes, Ma'am: The Secret Life of Royal Servants,' reveals contrasting approaches of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle within the British Royal Family. Former royal staff suggest Kate adopted a cautious, traditional approach, respecting royal customs and advice. In contrast, Meghan aimed to modernize the monarchy, sometimes clashing with established traditions.

Meghan Markle faces plagiarism accusations as British author Mel Elliott claims striking similarities between Markle's shelved animated series 'Pearl' and her 'Pearl Power' children's books. Elliott sent legal notices to Archewell, alleging copyright infringement, but received no response. This isn't the first time Markle's projects have been compared to existing works, raising concerns about originality.

Gabriel Macht, known for his role in 'Suits,' expressed surprise at the show's resurgence and addressed the possibility of Meghan Markle's return in the spin-off, 'Suits: LA.' While Macht confirmed Rick Hoffman's involvement and hinted at potential appearances from Patrick J. Adams and Sarah Rafferty, he remained open about Markle's involvement, stating, "Never say never."

Meghan Markle's new podcast, 'Confessions of a Female Founder,' is reportedly struggling to attract A-list celebrity guests, raising concerns about her influence. Insiders suggest Travis Kelce, known for his successful podcast 'New Heights' and relationship with Taylor Swift, might be the key to securing high-profile appearances. However, Swift's selectivity and Kelce's willingness remain uncertain as Markle faces a critical juncture.

Amidst royal circles, speculation arises about a subtle rivalry between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, not for titles, but for Princess Diana's legacy. Kate, now in remission, is reportedly channeling Diana's charitable spirit, focusing on impactful work. Meanwhile, Meghan pursues entrepreneurial ventures in the US, including her lifestyle brand.

Prince William's Earthshot Prize has appointed Jason Knauf, former aide to the royal family, as its new CEO, succeeding Hannah Jones this summer. Knauf, previously involved with the Prize as a trustee, will now lead the environmental initiative. Notably, Knauf was involved in a past controversy, having accused Meghan Markle of bullying staff during his time as communications secretary.

Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand, 'As Ever,' has launched with premium, handcrafted products, drawing comparisons to King Charles's Royal label due to its luxury pricing. The debut raspberry jam, priced at $9, mirrors costs at the Highgrove Estate. Despite stepping back from royal duties, Markle navigates a blend of royal association and independence, evident in her brand's aesthetic and pricing strategy.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, has addressed the intense media scrutiny she faced since marrying Prince Harry, citing it as a key reason for their move to California. Statistics reveal she received overwhelmingly negative feedback, with twice as many negative comments as positive ones between 2018 and 2019.

Meghan Markle has taken a fresh approach to her public image, now introducing herself simply as “Meghan” on her new podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder. This marks a shift from her earlier preference for being called “Sussex,” as seen in her Netflix series, signaling a more personal, individual branding direction in her latest venture.

Meghan Markle's new lifestyle brand ‘As Ever’ had a strong launch, selling out products like raspberry jam and honey within an hour. However, experts warn that deliberately limiting supply to create buzz might damage customer trust. Ensuring enough stock to meet demand is crucial for long-term brand loyalty.

Meghan Markle shared a delightful Easter moment on Instagram, showcasing ducklings near her Montecito home, while King Charles III and Queen Camilla attended Easter Matins Service in Windsor. Prince William and Kate Middleton were absent from the UK event. Prince Harry and Meghan have historically not participated in the Royal Family's Easter celebrations, as noted in reports.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is simplifying her public persona by going only by 'Meghan' in her new podcast, 'Confessions of a Female Founder.' This follows earlier discussions where she emphasized 'Sussex' as her family name, a point highlighted by Mindy Kaling and Drew Barrymore.

British author Mel Elliott believes her legal challenge may have led Netflix to cancel Meghan Markle's animated series, Pearl. Elliott's legal team sent letters to Markle and Netflix, alleging striking similarities between Pearl and Elliott's children's book series, Pearl Power, which centers around female empowerment.

Meghan Markle revealed her 'scary experience' with postpartum pre-eclampsia on her new podcast, 'Confessions of a Female Founder,' alongside Bumble's Whitney Wolfe Herd. Both women shared their experiences with the rare and potentially life-threatening condition. Markle also highlighted the significance of experiencing motherhood during the pandemic, balancing work and family life while cherishing precious moments with her children.

Meghan Markle opened up about the miscarriage she suffered nearly five years ago.

Meghan Markle's new cooking show, 'With Love, Meghan,' is facing backlash from celebrity chefs who accuse her of copying their recipes and ideas without giving proper credit. Martha Stewart, Rachael Ray, Joanna Gaines, and Pamela Anderson are reportedly unhappy with the similarities between Markle’s content and their own work.