Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Donated Lunch to Volunteers to Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Speaking on the latest episode of the Heirpod podcast, Omid Scobie and ABC News foreign correspondent Maggie Rulli suggested the lawsuits may end up being costly for the pair.

The Sussexes were allegedly allowed to move to the US after stepping down as senior royals in 2020, on the proviso they followed a few rules laid out by the Queen.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry live in an £11.2 million mansion nestled in the Californian hills.They live in Montecito, Santa Barbara, where Oprah Winfrey, Tom Cruise and Ellen DeGeneres, also own homes. While the couple rarely give personal interviews, their home is full of hidden meanings shared via several notable possessions.

Duchess of Sussex donated lunch to a group of military veteran volunteers working to help vulnerable people in Los Angeles as America marked Martin Luther King Jr day. Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan Markle, 39, gave volunteers working for The Mission Continues, a Los Angeles-based organisation helping veterans adjust to life after service through working in the community, lunch on Sunday.

“Word around town is that, despite the big game they talked at pitch meetings, Netflix aren’t happy with what the Sussexes are coming up with,” explains one Hollywood source.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sent Kate Middleton a surprise for her 39th birthday, Us Weekly reports, and the gesture genuinely moved the Duchess of Cambridge. The outlet reported the Duke and Duchess of Sussex sent Kate a "thoughtful" card and multiple presents for her birthday, which Kate celebrated on Jan.

Us Weekly reports—which Kate hadn't anticipated, thanks to the royal family's troubled year. "It was a nice surprise," a royal source told the magazine.

The sweetest treat! Duchess Kate received a special surprise from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry as she marked her 39th birthday on Saturday, January 9.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are finding ways to keep their digital interactions positive.The couple has been subject to repeated instances of online bullying and harassment over the last year and have been vocal about it. Ever since they stepped back as senior working members of the royal family last January, their social media accounts have remained dormant.The recently reported that the two have quit social media and will no longer use platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram due to

officially heading back to England for the first time . Like, not this very second, but they've made their plans.The Duke and Duchess are reportedly planning to travel back across the pond to celebrate the Queen's 95th birthday with the rest of the royal family in June.