Harry and Meghan are giving up royal titles and state funding. Here's what that means

Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, will give up their royal titles and eschew some state funding in a deal brokered to end a crisis that broke out after the couple announced they would step back from the royal family. The news comes after a flurry of conversations an

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Published 20 January 2020, 8:00 · Updated 21:39

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Harry and Meghan are giving up royal titles and state funding. Here's what that means

The news comes after a flurry of conversations and crunch talks with the Queen, who said Saturday that she was "pleased" to have found a "constructive and supportive way forward" for the Sussexes.

Earlier this month, in a carefully worded Instagram post and curated new website, Harry and Meghan announced their intention to exit the royal family. In it, they made clear what they wanted: to work to become financially independent, while continuing to support the Queen.

Harry and Meghan are giving up royal titles and state funding. Here's what that means

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