Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have advanced this Friday that they will stop using the word "Sussex Royal" from next spring, associated with their role as representatives of the British monarchy. The Dukes of Sussex, who have expressed their intention to step back in their role as members of the royal family, will cease to participate in official events as of March 31. "The Duke and Duchess are focused on their plans to establish a new non-profit organization," a spokesman for the marriage said on Friday, which will split his time between the United Kingdom and Canada.
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"Given the specific British government regulations around the word 'real', it has been agreed that their nonprofit organization, which will be announced this spring, will not be called the Sussex Royal Foundation," said the spokesman. In the coming weeks, both have on the agenda six last official events, which include the participation of the prince in a recording with rock star Jon Bon Jovi and an act with the choir Invictus Games Choir.
His last official engagement scheduled for now is his appearance in a religious service on the Day of the Commonwealth of Nations, on March 9, at Westminster Abbey in London. The Dukes are expected to attend the celebration of the Invictus games in May, in which wounded ex-military members participate, although they will do so in their personal capacity, while the prince plans to maintain his role as the patron of the London marathon, which runs in April. The duke will also maintain the military ranks of major, lieutenant commander and squad leader.
Last week, it was learned that with the future departure of the British royal family from Henry of England and Meghan Markle, the office that managed their activities and image at Buckingham Palace will be closed and all their workers laid off. It was advanced exclusively by the British newspaper Daily Mail , which explained that the Dukes of Sussex had already communicated it to their team, consisting of 15 people. Shortly after the announcement that they decided to step back in their duties as senior members of the British royal family, in mid-January, Enrique and Meghan communicated last Friday to their staff that they would not continue in their jobs.