Prince Harry, Meghan Markle website launch is 'spiteful' amid King Charles cancer diagnosis

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle finally kicked off their Hollywood journey with the launch of their new website on Sunday, however a royal expert dubs this move "spiteful" amid King Charles cancer diagnosis.

As reported by Express.Co.Uk, the Duke and Duchess of the Sussex have faced criticism by a royal expert named, Angela Levin besides few others, who thinks that the website was launched at the most appalling timings.

During her conversation with The Sun, Levin said, "It’s the most appalling timing. This is not the first time they’ve done this. They did this sort of thing before when they went ahead with their Oprah interview while Prince Philip was dying in hospital."

She added, "I don’t think it's a coincidence. It's their way of trying to crush the royal family down. Of course, this is going to trigger more stress for Charles and William."

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Levin went on to explain, "Harry knows very much that his grandmother, the late Queen, actually got Harry to say very firmly that he would not use his titles and the crest for commercial gain. This whole thing is for commercial gain. He's kicking them while they're down."

Despite huge backlash from the royal commentators and fans, the sources close to the Sussexes defended the website launch decision.

The insider told Daily Mail, "Prince Harry and Meghan are the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. That is a fact. It is their surname and family name."

For the unaware, on Monday Harry and Meghan re-branded their previous website Archewell.com to Sussex.com 

This analysis from the royal expert comes shortly after the Suits actress on her new website announced that her podcast, Archetype will be available on all platforms in collaboration with Lemonada Media.

Meanwhile, the duchess of Sussex also revealed that she is gearing to host a new show, which is currently in works.