While Princess Catherine has reportedly been spending time "out and about" amid her hiatus from public duties, the royal family continues to remove Harry and Meghan from royal records.
According to new reports, Prince Harry's 2016 statement that confirmed he was dating Meghan Markle is no longer available on the British royal family's website.
In November 2016, Harry's communications secretary released a statement condemning the "wave of abuse and harassment" experienced by his then-girlfriend after news of their romance became public.
The link to the statement is no longer active.
The Duke of Sussex recalled in his memoir, Spare, that he was advised "silence is the best option" regarding the media attention surrounding his new relationship with the Suits actress, but he "needed a statement out there".
"Within a day we had a draft. Strong, precise, angry, honest," he wrote in his book.
Prince Harry said the statement made his father, now-King Charles, and brother, Prince William, "furious".
That's not the only change the royal family have made to their website regarding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
In March, the royal family's website was revamped and there were some noticeable changes. Firstly, Harry and Meghan's bios disappeared from the website completely. Within half an hour, they'd returned — but instead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle having their own profiles each, as they had previously, they now had a shared and very downsized profile.
Harry and Meghan's joint page can now be found at the bottom of 'The Royal Family' section of the website, right next to... Prince Andrew. Meanwhile, King Charles and Queen Camilla sit pretty at the top of the page, with The Prince and Princess of Wales placed neatly underneath.
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