Harry and Meghan's Rebrand From Royal Outcasts To American 'Celebrities': Experts React

In a surprising move, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have dropped the word "royal" from their domain name, sussexroyal.com, signaling a potential rift within the family. The couple has now transitioned to using sussex.com instead. This change has sparked speculation about their intentions and raised eyebrows in the palace.

The decision to drop "royal" from their domain name comes as part of what some are calling a "California facelift." By rebranding themselves and removing any negative associations, Harry and Meghan are attempting to present a fresh image to the public. However, critics argue that they are still using their royal branding to sell themselves and that their new website still includes references to their royal connections.

One interesting aspect of this change is the acquisition of sussex.com. The panel on a recent talk show expressed surprise that Harry and Meghan were able to obtain the domain name, as Sussex is a well-established county in England. It was revealed that the Royal Family acquired the domain name several years ago, leading to speculation about how and when the couple obtained it.

While some may see this rebranding as a way for Harry and Meghan to distance themselves from the royal family, others believe it is simply a strategic move to separate their personal lives from their foundation, Archewell, and to protect their humanitarian work from any negative media attention. The couple has faced criticism in the past for using their royal connections to promote their projects, and this rebranding may be an attempt to address those concerns.

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