The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are focusing on their solo projects more than ever before, resulting in a whirlwind of rumours about where they stand as a couple.

Prince Harry's feud with the royal family has been ongoing for almost three years now, with the Duke of Sussex having taken aim at his relatives in a number of interviews and in his memoir, Spare

Princess Yuriko became the sister-in-law of Japan's World War II-era Emperor Hirohito when she married his brother Prince Mikasa.

Royal historian Dr. Tessa Dunlop warns of a potential glamour vacuum within the royal family, suggesting that Harry and Meghan could fill this void. As Prince William shapes a modern monarchy, Dunlop cautions that distancing from the Sussexes may threaten its future appeal.

Word on the street is that Prince Harry wants to sneak back into his Princely role, and if he's coming, then Meghan reportedly won't be sitting it out.Okay, so if they're coming they're coming as a package deal.

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