Royal family quietly erases traces of Prince Harry and Meghan’s major statement from records

The Royal Family seems to be quietly but steadily taking action against Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as they recently deleted a major statement from 2016 without any formal notice. The statement, in which Prince Harry condemned the media treatment of Meghan Markle, is no longer available on Kensington Palace’s website, raising questions about the future of the royal family’s relationship with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Back in 2016, when reports of Harry dating Meghan first emerged, the Duke released a firm statement against the press, slamming the outlets for the “racial undertones of comment pieces” shortly after his relationship with Meghan went public. This statement remained live for seven years before being quietly deleted recently, sparking speculation about the reasons behind this move.

According to Wayback Machine, the statement was last successfully archived on December 3rd, 2023, and subsequent attempts to access it have been unsuccessful. The statement detailed the abuse and harassment Meghan faced in the media, as well as the security concerns and legal battles fought to protect her privacy.

Prince Harry’s defense of Meghan in the statement highlighted his deep disappointment in not being able to protect her from the media scrutiny and harassment she faced. The statement emphasized that this was not a game, but rather Meghan’s life and well-being at stake.

As the Royal Family continues to erase traces of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from their records, the question remains: is this the beginning of a new era of feud between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family? Only time will tell how this latest development will impact the already strained relationship between the two parties.