Buckingham Palace responds to Duke and Duchess' decision to step back from Royal Duties

Buckingham Palace recently issued a statement regarding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step back from ir royal duties. statement mentioned  talks with Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were still at an early st regarding ir stepping back from royal duties.

Stepping back from Royal Duties

statement from Queen Elizabeth's Buckingham Palace said y were trying to understand  royal couple's decision to take a different approach. statement also added that re were procedures to be followed and decisions to be made which are very complicated in nature and refore talks were still in ir early sts.

This statement comes after Duke and Duchess of Sussex on Wednesday night anunced ir decision to step back as 'Senior members' of Royal Family. Duke and Duchess will be dividing ir time between United Kingdom and rth America. couple took to ir official Instagram p and stated that y intend to "work to become financially independent." 

couple took to Instagram and issued a statement over ir decision to take a step back from royal duties, where y anunced that after becoming financially independent y wish to set up a charity of ir own as well. In ir post, y also stated that this move will allow ir family to take much-needed to grow into next chapter of ir lives.

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In October last year, royal couple expressed ir struggles with media spotlights. Meghan Markle also admitted that morhood was difficult for her with media's constant interest.

Furr, Dutchess had reportedly sent out a legal tice against a newspaper in October last year for "unlawfully" publishing one of her private letters. tably, couple recently returned from ir six-week trip to Canada.

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