Harry and Meghan Criticized for 'Sussex' Branding Despite Previous Agreement

The couple's use of royal titles and coat of arms on their new website sparks backlash and debate over their brand identity.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry face criticism for using 'Sussex' in their new website's domain, despite a previous agreement not to use the Sussex Royal brand.
The couple's decision to feature their royal titles and coat of arms on Sussex.com has sparked backlash, with accusations of betraying a promise to Queen Elizabeth II.
Experts argue the rebranding to Sussex.com could either strengthen or dilute Harry and Meghan's public brand, reflecting their evolving roles and circumstances.
Despite stepping down from royal duties, Harry and Meghan were not stripped of their royal titles and their children were granted royal titles in March 2023.
The new website aims to promote the couple's philanthropic endeavors, marking a shift from their previous Archewell.com domain.