Meghan Markle

Omid Scobie claimed in the documentary that insiders from royal households fed negative stories about Harry and Meghan during their departure.

Body language expert Dr. Lillian Glass said that Meghan was even "guiding" Prince Harry on the red carpet.

Netizens are appalled by the Duchess of Sussex's actions on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

Queen Elizabeth II has joined forces with her heirs Prince Charles and Prince William to protest the programme.

The amendment bars anyone who receives "a title of nobility bestowed from a foreign power" from holding the office.

The couple snuck into the last two seats at the front of an airliner for a five-hour flight from New York to Los Angeles.

Thomas Markle Sr. said the Duchess of Sussex should be stripped of her title for embarrassing the British royals.

The Duchess also approached a stall selling hot sauces, telling the vendor, "Let mommy have a taste. My boo loves hot sauce."

The Duchess of Sussex talked about her children, Prince Harry, and her pre-royal days on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

The royal joined Harry and Meghan for their last night out in Toronto before they went public with their relationship.

The Duchess of Sussex said Archie loves being a big brother to his baby sister Lilibet Diana.

Two women and one man following the couple were trying to hide camera equipment under their coats and bags.

The Duchess of Sussex was a series regular in the legal drama "Suits" before she married Prince Harry.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were expected to join the queen since this is her first Christmas without Prince Philip.

Thomas Markle Jr. is hoping for "the smallest of any type of response" to the letter he wrote to his sister on the show.

Thomas Markle Jr. said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex "keep very much to themselves, and don't socialise much."

Meghan told Jason Knauf that the Royal Family does not understand why she can't stop her father from interacting with media.

Thomas Markle Jr. is desperate for the Duchess of Sussex and their father to make amends.

The Duke of Sussex was told that he would marry someone with dark hair and not a blonde.

Prince Harry's biographer said Meghan is desperate to not lose against the newspaper which is influencing her judgements.

Knauf, who is currently working for Meghan's in-laws Prince William and Kate Middleton, had refused to participate in the lawsuit the last time.

The Duchess gave her then-press secretary a list of questions, topic areas, and briefing points to discuss with the authors.

Camilla Tominey came to the defence of The Sun and the Daily Mail against the duchess' criticism of the tabloids.

A message by the Duchess saw her saying that she is referring to her father as "daddy" in the letter to "pull at the heart strings" in case he leaks it.

Judge Robert Rinder questioned why the royal signed a deal with Netflix knowing that its show "The Crown" misinforms viewers about Princess Diana.

Social media platforms were accused of failing to prevent the conspiracy theories that were doing rounds on the sites before the violent protest.

The Duke of Sussex accused tabloid journalists of "amplifying the hate and the lies" and regurgitating "these lies as truth."

Thomas Markle Jr. claimed the Duchess of Sussex's PR team continuously badmouths the entire Markle family.

Royal expert said that the Queen would not be able to stand by with the use of the Duchess of Sussex title much longer and would be "forced to act."

To make his work easier, Meghan Markle had already told him what to play at the celebration.