Harry and Meghan ‘surprised’ by king’s letter making clear they’re still non-working royals
LONDON — Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were “surprised” by a letter sent on behalf of King Charles III that confirmed they remain nonworking…
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LONDON — Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were “surprised” by a letter sent on behalf of King Charles III that confirmed they remain nonworking members of the royal family after their return to Britain, a spokesperson for the couple told NBC News on Tuesday. Publication of the letter came as Prince Harry conducted his first official outing on Monday since arriving back in Britain – and will be seen by many as particularly timely. Officials stressed that there was nothing new in its contents, and that it simply reiterated Buckingham Palace's position 'in full accordance with the Sussex family's stated wishes to remain private citizens while in the UK'.
Furthermore, The latest public tension follows Monday’s release of the letter signed by the Lord Chamberlain, the most senior officer of the royal household. The contents of the letter were shared with the couple’s staff a few hours before it was released, according to a spokesperson for the Sussexes.
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LONDON — Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, were “surprised” by a letter sent on behalf of King Charles III that confirmed they remain nonworking members of the royal family after their return to Britain, a spokesperson for the couple told NBC News on Tuesday.
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Publication of the letter came as Prince Harry conducted his first official outing on Monday since arriving back in Britain – and will be seen by many as particularly timely.
according to Daily MailOfficials stressed that there was nothing new in its contents, and that it simply reiterated Buckingham Palace's position 'in full accordance with the Sussex family's stated wishes to remain private citizens while in the UK'.
according to Daily MailThe latest public tension follows Monday’s release of the letter signed by the Lord Chamberlain, the most senior officer of the royal household.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesThe contents of the letter were shared with the couple’s staff a few hours before it was released, according to a spokesperson for the Sussexes.
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