At the unveiling of the statue of Princess Diana, the happy images of Prince William and Prince Harry made fans very happy. They thought that the Prince brothers had mended their feelings after the cold days. However, in reality, that was not the case.
Scobie, who is writing a memoir about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, claims that reports that William was ‘concerned about Harry’s mental health’ were deliberately planted by his staff – sowing the seeds of further division between the couple. However, the author offers no evidence to back up these claims.
Kensington Palace is said to have contacted the producers regarding the details of the documentary, one of which was to deny Scobie’s claims, saying the reporter had no evidence to back up his claims.
In addition, Kensington Palace asked ITV to cut details related to the accusation that William and his staff had made up a bad story about Harry’s mental health.
Prince Harry – Meghan Markle received “bad” news about their brand development plans.
Meghan Markle’s actions have displeased the royal family, and after this incident, many people have laughed at Prince Harry’s family. After that, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry had to receive unpleasant information related to their brand Archewell. It is known that the brand name of Meeghan Markle’s family hopes will help them expand worldwide.
Specifically, Daily Mail reporter Richard Eden reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s family filed trademark registration documents for their charity Archewell Foundation and their production company Archewell Audio with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). However, the couple’s copyright registration has encountered problems.
The reason for the problem, according to this reporter, is that the couple Meghan Markle – Harry received a notice that they needed to clarify the activities of Archewell Audio and the Archewell Foundation. For the company Archewell Audio, Harry and Meghan introduced that this is a place to “create, develop, produce and distribute podcasts, audio programs, music”. However, the USPTO replied that the applicant needs to clarify that these are entertainment services and need to specify the nature of Archewell Audio’s activities.