Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared a "peaceful" Christmas in Canada before their bitter royal exit just weeks later. The couple - who welcomed Prince Archie in May 2019 - spent their son's first Christmas tucked away in a Vancouver Island hideaway.

Asked recently what this 'professional separation' actually means, PR expert Mark Borkowski described it as a wise move, as they each need to earn the respect of the often-critical public - many of whom weren't pleased when they packed in their Royal duties in 2020.

Meghan Markle's absence during Prince Harry's recent trip to Canada has sparked curiosity, with insiders revealing the 'real reason' behind her decision to stay back.As per Express.co.uk, the Duchess of Sussex did not join the Duke in Canada

The Duke of Sussex made a solo visit without his wife to attend the Grey Cup in Vancouver to promote his upcoming Invictus Games.

Amid reports that she and husband Prince Harry are going their separate ways work-wise, Meghan Markle has spoken out. In an emotional statement made at at California event - organised in partnership with the Archewell Foundation - the mother-of-two lifted the lid on what she hopes to achieve in the coming months.

Both the “Suits” alum, 43, and Harry, 40, have been seen attending various events solo over the last few months.

Meghan Markle attended a Thanksgiving event without her husband Prince Harry and, amid reports their work relationship is strained, the Duches of Sussex has now spoken out

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have reaffirmed their commitment to staying in California, despite concerns over the Duke’s US visa status and potential deportation threats from President-elect Donald Trump.

Meghan recently hosted a Thanksgiving dinner in Los Angeles for Aghan women who have resettled in the US, and opened up about the festive traditions close to her family's heart.