The Sussexes have hit the slopes in the wake of a backlash over them ‘cashing in’ on their royal titles in their swanky new website. The peace between the Sussexes and the Royal Family will be put to the test over the next three days. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in Canada for the next few days to start the countdown to next year’s Invictus Games. And sources close to them have said they will be strictly on-message.
The Duke usually takes part in multiple interviews, with the Palace likely keeping a close eye on what he says. At last year’s Invictus Games, he was overheard telling a well-wisher he had not received a message from his family on his 39th birthday.
The couple has been accused of “cashing in” on their royal titles with the launch of their new Sussex.com website, despite stepping down as senior members of the Firm in 2020. Followed by a film crew as they hit the slopes in Canada, the couple are now being urged to toe the line if they want any chance at a reconciliation with the royals.
The Telegraph’s royal editor Hannah Furness said: “The next three days will be make or break. More than ever before, the Sussexes must make a decision. If they want to salvage a relationship with the remaining Royal family, they must prove their discretion. In palace terms, that means keeping schtum.”
