Royal Family Quietly Removes Prince Harry’s 2016 Statement Confirming Meghan Markle Romance from Website

The royal family has quietly removed Prince Harry’s 2016 statement confirming his romance with Meghan Markle from their website, sparking speculation and intrigue among royal watchers. The statement, which not only confirmed their relationship but also defended Meghan from racist abuse, has seemingly disappeared from the official royal archives.

The powerful statement, issued by Kensington communications secretary Jason Knauf on behalf of Prince Harry, Prince William, and Kate Middleton, highlighted the abuse and harassment Meghan faced in the media and on social media platforms. Despite the statement being accessible through the royal domain’s search engine, the link to the actual statement is reportedly broken, leading to questions about why it has been removed.

In his 2023 memoir, “Spare,” Prince Harry reflected on the importance of defending Meghan and the backlash he faced from his family for issuing the statement. He revealed that the swift response was necessary to protect Meghan from the onslaught of negativity and racism she was experiencing.

The removal of the statement from the royal website has raised eyebrows and prompted inquiries from fans and media outlets. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not yet commented on the matter, leaving royal enthusiasts to speculate on the reasons behind the deletion.

As Harry and Meghan have since tied the knot and stepped back as senior members of the royal family, the removal of this significant statement has reignited interest in their tumultuous journey within the monarchy. The mysterious disappearance of this pivotal moment in their relationship has left many wondering about the royal family’s motives and the impact it may have on their ongoing relationship with Harry and Meghan.