The Duchess of Sussex married Prince Harry in 2018, and the couple stepped back from their senior roles in the Firm in 2020 to move overseas to America.

Harry remains a prince and is fifth in line to the throne. The couple kept their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles, but are no longer addressed as his or her royal highness (HRH). Harry also gave up his military titles.

Meghan Markle seemingly started off on the wrong foot with Prince Harry’s family. The Duchess of Sussex gave an interview ahead of their engagement which was published with the headline, “She’s just wild about Harry!”

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been warned they could have "problems" in 2025 because they have "very different aims". The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, 40 and 43, were the subject of a damning Vanity Fair article just days ago that included damning criticism of the couple, who quit royal life in 2020 and moved to Montecito, America.

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.

A tough week for the Sussexes has seen a familiar tale of vitriol and invective thrown the way of the actor-cum-duchess

Meghan Markle was warned that "everything is going to s***" by one of her former UK employees after the latest explosive claims regarding her alleged behaviour towards staff, reports have claimed. The Duchess of Sussex has found herself in hot water again after Vanity Fair published a scathing report citing former Spotify staff who accused her of making them take "extended breaks" from work or undergo "long-term therapy" after working with her.

Meghan Markle claimed she didn't know she needed to curtsy to the Queen when she first met her - but the Duchess of Sussex's comments have been debunked by royal insiders