The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are taking courageous steps to forge new paths in their careers. On the flip side, they are dealing with their own personal pressures within the royal family. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has been honored for her advocacy work, while Prince Harry has publicly addressed tensions with his father, King Charles III, regarding security arrangements.
Meghan’s work will be celebrated at our Night of Wonder gala. This intriguing day will be held at the Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County on June 14th. The celebration will focus on how the Museum is working to make science and nature more accessible to everyone, especially underserved communities. According to Lori Bettison-Varga, President and Director of the museums, Meghan will bring tremendous value.
“We are proud to honor Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, a native Angeleno, whose work to advance community wellbeing and expand opportunity — especially for underserved communities — aligns with our equity-focused approach to developing science literacy for the next generation,” – Lori Bettison-Varga.
In a recent sit-down interview with the BBC, Prince Harry offered these stark words describing his relationship to his family. He shared that he has cut off contact with his father. He blamed this disconnect primarily on the constant fighting over his security detail. In addition, he admitted to the consequences that have taken a toll on his family dynamics, most notably with his brother, Prince William.
In the wake of losing a legal battle concerning his security in the UK, Harry discussed the implications of these familial divisions. His comments reveal the bigger obstacles that he and Meghan continue to encounter as they go about living their new, post-royal lives.
In the meantime, the couple has grown their professional stable, recently signing with Method Communications as they look to ramp up their public relations game. Emily Robinson has joined as their Director of Communications, bringing two decades of experience in entertainment publicity, including a tenure at Netflix. The husband and wife team are currently developing among other projects. One of them is Meghan’s lifestyle series, “With Love, Meghan,” which has gotten very bad reviews but has largely succeeded in drawing eyeballs.
Prince Harry returned home from successfully hosting his seventh Invictus Games. The action up there in Whistler and Vancouver, Canada was inspiring in athletic excellence and good vibes. This multi-sport competition benefits wounded, injured, and ill veterans and active duty members of the military.
Behind the scenes, the Sussexes have made impacts on their local community. They visited fire evacuees in Pasadena, demonstrating their commitment to supporting those in need. Their engagement in philanthropy and other activities are part of their long-term goals of improving society.
Looking forward, season two of “With Love, Meghan” should be coming to a Netflix near you in 2025. The couple’s partnership with the streaming giant plays out against the backdrop of their shared journey into uncharted creative territory, punctuated by growing personal health crises.
