Ensconced in their cozy Montecito mansion, the Sussexes are living the American dream. By all accounts, the love is real. But their foray into moguldom has not always been a smooth ride.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s lives and careers were highlighted in a cover story from Vanity Fair, with the news outlet speaking to more than a few of the people in their inner circle. One such person the news outlet spoke to was Jane Marie,

The documentary Polo, which focused on Harry's passion for the sport, was criticized for being too niche to attract a broad audience. The source added

EXCLUSIVE: As Meghan Markle's new Netflix series drops this week, a source tells OK! that she's determined to send a strong message to all the doubters - and it looks like it's working

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reportedly found the brutal Vanity Fair takedown of them “distressing.” Harry and Meghan, who still use the titles the Duke and Duchess of Sussex despite having left the working royal family five years ago and denounced the institution for treating them poorly,

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been through peaks and valleys and the media has been there to document every step of their journey. Regardless of what they think of the royal family and vice versa,

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit life as senior royals five years ago and have been living in a Montecito mansion since 2020.

A recent Vanity Fair exposé on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry has left the couple “upset” and “bruised”, according to 'To Di For' podcast host Kinsey Schofield.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry decide to be in the UK spotlight, according to a friend of the couple. José Andrés, 55, the World Central Kitchen founder, praised the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for stepping out to serve meals,