Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to launch their website under the Sussex banner has stirred discussion within royal circles.
Despite initial concerns about the royal connection and potential commercialization, King Charles and the royal family reportedly harbor no objections to the couple's new digital platform.
The relaunch of their website, now Sussex.com, triggered speculation regarding the couple's intentions and reception from the royal household.
However, sources close to the royal family, as reported by the Times of London, assert that there are no reservations regarding the website's name or the use of the couple's coat of arms.
"There hasn't been any issue raised concerning the use of the coat of arms by anyone in the royal household. It's a standard practice," the source explained.
The insider clarified that Sussex.com serves as a platform to spotlight charitable initiatives such as Harry's organizations Sentebale and Invictus, as well as Travelyst. It also differentiates these endeavors from the non-profit Archewell foundation and the profit-for-good company, Archewell Productions.
The deliberate omission of the word "royal" from the website reflects a strategic decision aimed at avoiding conflicts and respecting everyone's preferences.
