Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's new website faces potential shutdown by the royal family
King Charles reportedly convened a “high-level security” meeting at Clarence House to discuss Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s recently launched website.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex drew criticism after unveiling a comprehensive website, Sussex.com, earlier this week.
According to reports from @BarkJack_ on X, formerly Twitter, the meetings took place in the early hours of Feb 13, under an undisclosed operation name.
"I know it pertains to this new website," shared members of the Theresa Longo Fans club. "Since Harry and Meghan do not hold any official office within the BRF, some aspects of their endeavor seem problematic!"
"Furthermore, they proceeded with this endeavor without consulting the Firm whatsoever (Blindsiding the Palace). Hence, the likely reason for the meetings occurring this morning," a follow-up tweet read.
Responding to inquiries, they described the meeting as an "all hands on deck" affair, emphasizing its "extreme importance" and "significance".
The X account is known for breaking celebrity news exclusives, accurately reporting on the birth of Harry and Meghan’s first baby, son Archie, as well as the couple’s exit from the royal family in 2020.
King Charles Convenes Meeting to Address Harry and Meghan's Sussex WebsiteBREAKING— high level security meetings occurring very early AM Feb 13; with an operation name. (I’m not privy to the name). I know it pertains to this new website. Since the duo do not Officially hold any “Office” wrt BRF; some aspects of their endeavour seem problematic!
— Theresa Longo Fans (@BarkJack_) February 13, 2024
The parents of two have been accused of attempting to leverage their royal titles for financial gain in Hollywood, sparking controversy over the website's name.
Moreover, they stand accused of violating the Sandringham Summit Agreement made by the late Queen Elizabeth II after their royal exit, which barred them from using their royal titles on a day-to-day basis.
