Meghan Markle

Patricia Treble: The couple described being subject to standards that were restricted, unfair and even dangerous. But it’s unclear who exactly was responsible for setting them.

At the Commonwealth Day service, the tensions among royal family members were unmistakable

It’s clear that the couple isn’t happy so many of their post-royal plans are being thwarted. Royal expert Patricia Treble reads between the lines of their latest statement.

The Sussexes could end up having less privacy outside the palace

Patricia Treble: The agreement means that Harry and Meghan will not use their royal styles of “His/Her Royal Highness.” That was assumed to be an absolute requirement for a deal.

The legal dispute between the Duchess of Sussex and a London tabloid looks set for a courtroom showdown

Michael Valpy: The Queen and Charles have constitutional status in Canada. But the rest of the family doesn’t—they’re foreigners.

Harry and Meghan’s absence will increase the pressures on his older brother and Kate.

It would seem the Queen believes Harry and Meghan can’t be half-in, half-out and will become private citizens

Who’s taking sides? Britons are divided on the couple’s bold move, but a majority think there should be a financial penalty.

What we know so far about how Harry and Meghan’s lives will change, and how other royals are reacting

Patricia Treble: The royal couple’s statement named ‘North America,’ not Meghan’s United States. Also, they mentioned ‘continuing to honour our duty to the Queen, the Commonwealth, and our patronages,’ which strongly implies Canada.