The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have declared their decision to set out independently • The announcement was made in light of tensions in the British royal family and media criticism

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Shaking in the British royal house: The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle, announced Wednesday (Wednesday) their decision to embark on an independent economic path while retiring from their senior status as members of the royal house.

The announcement was made while the couple was staying in Canada after announcing a "timeout" against the backdrop of tensions inside the royal house and the British media that frequently attacked Megan Merkel. As a result, the couple filed several libel claims against British media.

This move is known to be incompatible with the royal house and increased tensions with the Queen, Harry's grandmother and the rest of his family, including his brother, Prince William, and his father, Prince Charles's heir.

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Remember, in an interview he gave to the British ITV network last October, Prince Harry was asked about the reports of "rips" with his brother. Harry noted that "things inevitably happen when this family is under pressure, but we are brothers. We will always be brothers. Certainly we are in different paths right now, but I will always be there for him and I know he will always be there for me."

Harry added in an interview: "We look less compared to the past because we are very busy, but I love him very much. Most things come from nothing, but as brothers you have good days and bad days."

The British prince, who previously revealed he suffered from depression following his mother's death, referred to his condition and stress management in an attempt to protect his family. According to him, the situation requires "perpetual management. I thought I would get away with it and then suddenly everything came back. Suddenly I realized it was something I had to manage."

Harry added that "I will not let bullying make me play the role that led to my mother's death." Following the interview, British media reported that "Prince William is worried about his brother". According to a source in the royal court cited in October, his older brother "hopes both are okay", against the backdrop of feeling that Harry and Megan "are in a fragile state." The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also announced that they intend to take time out from public life until Christmas following the ongoing clashes with the British media.

During the documentary of ITV, which also documented their trip to Africa, 38-year-old Megan referred to the situation, stating that he was "not really okay." She said "When I first met my future husband my friends were happy because I was so happy but my British friends told me 'We are sure he is great but don't go for it because the British tabloids will ruin your life'."