Meghan Markle married Prince Harry on May 19, 2018 at St. George's Chapel in Windsor wearing a bespoke Givenchy wedding gown designed by then-artistic director Clare Waight Keller. Additionally, the Duchess of Sussex also wore a second dress—this one designed by Stella McCartney—to her evening wedding reception at Frogmore House.

Meghan Markle is "finding the right balance" with Prince Harry, according to a royal commentator, as the Duke of Sussex takes a step back. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have confirmed a new deal with Netflix,

The Duchess of Sussex is gearing up for the release of series two of her Netflix show, With Love, Meghan. As a result, Meghan shared a teaser clip on her Instagram account on Tuesday, giving us a glimpse at her on-screen wardrobe.

There’s only so much criticism that she can take. Of course, we are talking about Meghan Markle as there’s heavy speculation suggesting she is tired of being painted as the villain when it comes to the long-standing feud with the royal family.

The Royal Family have tried some delicacies in their time, but the Duke of Sussex is apparently not a fan of this one

At the tail-end of the trailer, where Meghan is preparing lobster with chef José Andrés, she explains that “her husband” Prince Harry is not a fan of the pricey crustacean. In disbelief at the revelation, the chef asks: “And you married him?”, to which Meghan roars with laughter in response.

Kris Jenner shared a gift from Meghan Markle to her Instagram Stories. The Duchess of Sussex sent the momager a crate of her newly launched 2024 Napa Valley Rosé from her As ever lifestyle brand.

It’s a first-look deal, which means Netflix gets first dibs but no obligation to bankroll every semi-royal whim,” a source said.

A Sussex source told Newsweek the latest batch was "going VERY well. Biggest stock of product yet, obviously trying to do everything we can to ensure as many people as possible can experience the product so glad it hasn't sold out, yet!"

Prince Harry's friend has rushed to Meghan Markle's defence, claiming Americans are "more classy". Described by British television critics as "toe-curlingly unlovable TV", the Duchess of Sussex's series,