The utilization of their royal titles as the name for their new website has stirred significant criticism for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently unveiled Sussex.com, presenting it as a comprehensive hub for all their activities.
A source speaking to the Daily Mail expressed concern, suggesting that the couple's use of their royal titles could lead to "real trouble" if there's any perception of commercial exploitation.
"It is a royal title, and if there is any hint of commercialism about this, it will be shut down," the source remarked. "It's just staggering they cannot see how gauche it is."
The website's debut on Monday, February 11, received a chilly reception from royal watchers, with many questioning the couple's motives and intentions.
Critics accused Meghan and Harry of attempting to leverage their royal status to bolster their Hollywood careers, while others speculated about their potential return to the royal fold.
"I don’t understand how their fans can support their hypocrisy. They didn’t want to be royals but they use all their royal names. Logic they are irrelevant if they don’t," lamented a user on X, formerly Twitter.
"They are cheapening the monarchy; if the RF ignores this they are fools, enough with this circus," echoed another sentiment.
Despite the backlash, the platform provides extensive profiles of Harry and Meghan, offering insights into their early lives and their ongoing humanitarian efforts.
