Prince William and Kate Middleton remove Harry and Meghan Markle from Royal Foundation charity

Prince William and Kate Middleton’s charity officially REMOVE all mention of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as the Cambridges formalise their ‘split’ from the Sussexes

  • Used to be called Royal Foundation of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge & Sussex 
  • Charity now named ‘Royal Foundation Of The Duke And Duchess of Cambridge’ 
  • Harry and Meghan moved out of shared home at Kensington Palace to Windsor  

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s charity has removed Harry and Meghan from its title, marking a final step in the split between the two couples. 

Documents published by Companies House today show William and Kate’s foundation is now just called ‘The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’.

It follows Harry and Meghan’s decision to move out of Kensington Palace, where William and Kate are based, and set up their own Sussex Royal foundation.  

The move sparked reports of a rift, first the two Duchesses, then between future king William and his younger brother Harry.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s (William and Kate pictured right) charity has removed Harry and Meghan (left) from its title 

Documents published by Companies House today show William and Kate's foundation is now just 'The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge'

Documents published by Companies House today show William and Kate’s foundation is now just ‘The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’

A Companies House document shows how The 'Duke and Duchess of Sussex' has been taken out of the charity name

A Companies House document shows how The ‘Duke and Duchess of Sussex’ has been taken out of the charity name 

Sources have denied the feud, saying it was ‘largely about preparing both couples for their future roles, which are obviously on divergent tracks’.

But rows over the Sussexes privacy demands and their jet-setting lifestyle have led to further claims they are growing apart from the Cambridges.

A new documentary featuring royal expert Ingrid Seward claims William fears Harry and Meghan’s behaviour ‘snubs royal protocol’. 

She told the programme: ‘I would think it might bother William a little bit, because he might see the way that Harry and Meghan do things as being detrimental to the business of the monarchy as a whole.’ 

A fee of £10 was paid to Companies House by William and Kate’s charity to file the ‘Notice of change of name by resolution’, just 14 months after they amended the name to include Meghan when she married into the royal family.

But The Royal Foundation has yet to update the title on its website, which still also features images of the Sussexes.

Pictured: William and Kate

Pictured: Harry and Meghan

The two couples were branded the ‘fab four’ when they appeared together at Sandringham at Christmas and a Royal Foundation forum in London in 2018  

The Royal Foundation has yet to update the title on its website, which still also features images of the Sussexes (Prince Harry, right)

The Royal Foundation has yet to update the title on its website, which still also features images of the Sussexes (Prince Harry, right) 

It still includes pictures of Meghan working on her ‘Together Cookbook’ and Harry’s ‘Endeavour fund’, which supports injured servicemen and women on their road to recovery. 

The Royal Foundation website also still includes a section on the ‘Heads Together’ mental health campaign launched by William, Kate and Harry before the Duke of Sussex’s engagement to then-actress Meghan Markle. 

Pictures show the two brothers and Kate sprinting along a racetrack with supporters wearing campaign T-shirts cheering them on. 

The office for the Sussex Royal charity is based at Buckingham Palace, not Kensington, where Kate and William live.  

The once 'fab four' are pictured with Prince Charles attending a Christmas Day service at a church near the Queen's estate in Sandringham last year

The once ‘fab four’ are pictured with Prince Charles attending a Christmas Day service at a church near the Queen’s estate in Sandringham last year 

William, Kate, Harry and Meghan’s joint venture was intended to harness the star power of the four high-profile royals.

They were dubbed the Fab Four after taking to the stage together at the first – and so far only – Royal Foundation forum in London in February 2018.

At the time, Harry said ‘working as family does have its challenges’, but insisted ‘we’re stuck together for the rest of our lives’.

The Sussexes’ plan for their own separate charity was unveiled in June this year, and last week they appointed influential media executive Karen Blackett, chairwoman of MediaCom UK, as their first trustee.

The Sussexes' plan for their own separate charity was unveiled in June this year, and last week they appointed influential media executive Karen Blackett (pictured), chairwoman of MediaCom UK, as their first trustee

The Sussexes’ plan for their own separate charity was unveiled in June this year, and last week they appointed influential media executive Karen Blackett (pictured), chairwoman of MediaCom UK, as their first trustee

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