Documented evidence reveals that the concept of a new Sussex.com website and the relaunch of Harry and Meghan as a business and philanthropic entity began taking shape in the aftermath of the ‘Royal racists’ controversy.
The domain ownership, expiring in mid-December, indicates its acquisition around December 12th, 2023, a period when the couple faced heightened scrutiny following the release of Omid Scobie’s Endgame book.
Maneuvering Amidst Scobie’s Allegations: Legal Troubles and Olive Branch Attempts
Facing backlash over Scobie’s book, implicating family members in derogatory speculations, the couple gears up for legal battles.
The book claimed Prince William’s short temper and portrayed Kate’s preoccupation with Meghan. In an attempt at reconciliation, Prince Harry reportedly extended a birthday call to the King.
The Sussex.com domain’s history reveals its original ownership by Sussex Systems Inc, acquired before Harry and Meghan, possibly involving a substantial payment.
Allegations of Betrayal: Sussex.com and the Fragile Family Peace
The decision to rebrand their online presence with ‘Sussex.com’ triggers accusations of betrayal, especially concerning agreements made during their exit as working royals.
Critics argue that the move challenges assurances given to the late Queen Elizabeth. The brewing dispute places the Royal official in a dilemma — whether to confront the Sussexes or maintain family peace.
The replacement of the Archewell website with ‘Sussex.com’ is seen as a provocative choice, testing Buckingham Palace’s Lord Chamberlain.
Royal Clash: Website Rebranding Challenges Agreements and Family Unity
The unveiling of ‘Sussex.com’ as the new online hub for ‘The Office of Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’ raises concerns about breaching agreements.
The website features Meghan’s coat of arms and glowing biographies, but the decision to replace Archewell with ‘Sussex.com’ is seen as a direct challenge.
Insiders suggest that this move might infringe on the assurances provided during their exit as working royals, potentially straining family relations.
Symbolic Choices and Palace Tensions: Meghan’s Coat of Arms and Possible Rebranding
Notable tensions arise over the decision to use only Meghan’s royal coat of arms on the website, omitting Harry’s.
Some speculate that including Harry’s coat of arms might be too provocative, while others interpret it as a strategic move focused on rebranding Meghan.
Meghan’s coat of arms, reflecting her Californian roots, incorporates symbols like the Pacific Ocean, sunshine, and flowers associated with both California and Kensington Palace.
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