Meghan and Harry are out of the family business, officially.
The palace says they'll maintain the private charities and causes they support -- and while they're no longer doing anything on behalf of the Queen ... they've agreed to uphold the values of Her Majesty.
One last interesting thing about their titles being stripped ... apparently, Meg and Harry want to pay back a Sovereign Grant expenditure for the refurbishment of their crib in the U.K., Frogmore Cottage. In other words, they're getting billed for fixing up the place.she recognizes the challenges Meg and Harry have faced since getting together, and supports their wish for an independent life. She goes on to thank them for their work ... noting she's particularly proud of MM.
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