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'Redoubling Their Efforts': Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Are Working Overtime to Push Their Brand as Royals Lay Ill

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are hard at work and 'redoubling their efforts' to re-build their brand — even as their royal in-laws are seriously ill.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are hard at work in Vancouver, Canada, in a bid to relaunch their brand after a disastrous 2023. The pair is posing for photographs and "living it up" while King Charles III and Kate, Princess of Wales, struggle with serious health problems.

"Of course, Harry and Meghan will always be closely monitoring the king’s medical condition, but my guess is that [they] will now redouble efforts to establish their brand entirely separate from the royal family," royal author Christopher Andersen dished about the state of the Sussex/royal feud.

"Harry was clearly unprepared for the chilly reception he got from his... brother when he flew to London to check in on the king," he added. "It should have been a time for reconciliation, but clearly... [Prince] William [wasn't] in the least bit interested."

The scribe further added: "For Harry, it was a stinging rebuke," but additional reports do state that a source has confirmed that "the duke did speak with his father about his diagnosis."

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield recently dished how she thinks "that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle lean on the Invictus Games for positive feedback because... it is a great cause, a cause built under the royal family’s umbrella and a template originally built by palace staff."

The showbiz expert then posed a question: "Do you think Prince Harry decides where the porta-potties go? No chance. They will welcome positive feedback and will work with media entities directly that will ensure them of that, but this was a pre-planned trip."

"The new website for Harry and Meghan is another attempt in my eyes to remind Americans and Britons alike that their heritage remains and their wish to support causes on both sides of the Atlantic if allowed," royal expert Ian Pelham Turner told a publication.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex decided to leave both the United Kingdom and its monarchy in early 2020. Although the pair said they wished to become "part-time royals," many royal insiders have disputed this claim. If reports from the time are to be believed, the late Queen Elizabeth II replied to the couple: "You are either in or out" of the royal institution. After arriving in Montecito, Calif., later that year, it was understood the pair would stop using their "HRH" styles.

A Sussex spokesperson has pushed back on all the reams of Harry and Meghan criticism by stating: "We’ve heard time and time again that certain opportunities are make or break for the couple. They’re still here. They’re still working and pursuing what they believe in, despite constantly being challenged and criticized. This couple will not be broken."

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