Prince Harry, Meghan Markle erased from Commonwealth Trust website

The Commonwealth Trust website has left no trace of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's work

By Maryland Hargreaves February 17, 2023

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are no longer seen on the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust website

Any trace of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has been erased from the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust website.

After the website underwent another re-launch, it was noted that the Duke of and Duchess of Sussex were no where in sight and neither was there any mention of their past works.

It is pertinent to mention that the Duke of Sussex was the President of the QCT back in 2018, with his late grandmother acting as patron, while his wife was named Vice-President a year later.

The couple kept their respective positions till 2021, a little over a year before resigning from their official royal duties.

Despite no mention of the couple, the website kept a dedicated space for the late Queen Elizabeth II called ‘In Memoriam’ that kept her legacy alive.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's absence celebrated

The new change was not only welcomed but celebrated amongst royal watchers who largely hold the opinion that Prince Harry and Meghan should no longer be involved with the royal family at any capacity.

This is due to some of the couple's public activities in recent years which included a bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, a newly released documentary with Netflix exposing the dark side of the firm, as well as a memoir.

"It looks amazing and full of information to tell everyone what a wonderful thing the Commonwealth is. May I add it's fantastic that the Sussex's are wiped from the site, after their appalling accusation and disrespect for the Queen's life work. Thank you for that x," one Twitter user wrote.

"MUCH better!!! Always feels good to do some Spring cleaning and take out the trash!," another mentioned.

"Thank u for kicking the two whiners out of the website and the portfolio of the Queen's legacy. They do not deserve to be there anyway. I hope the title removal also happens slowly in the future for the better of the monarchy and the people of UK and the CW," a third commenter praised.