Harry And Meghan Will Drop 'Royal' Tag From Their New Brand

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan, announced they will drop the term 'royal' from their branding due to UK laws. They will not name their new foundation Sussex Royal. This follows their decision to step back from royal duties to live a less scrutinized life. Despite initially applying for product copyrights, they clarified they won't use 'royal' in any territory. By March 31, 2020, they will be free of royal duties and plan to split their time between Canada and the UK.

Why did the Duke and Duchess of Sussex decide not to use the term 'royal' in their branding?

• They wanted to create a new brand identity.

• They received public backlash.

• UK laws restrict the use of the term.

• They were advised by their legal team.

What was the initial plan of Harry and Meghan regarding the use of the term 'royal'?

• To use it exclusively in Canada.

• To avoid using it altogether.

• To apply it to a wide range of products.

• To use it only in the UK.

What is the main reason Harry and Meghan decided to step back from their official duties?

• To start a new business.

• To focus on their new foundation.

• To live a less stressful life.

• To travel more frequently.

When will Harry and Meghan be formally free of their royal duties?

• June 1st, 2020

• April 15th, 2020

• March 31st, 2020

• January 1st, 2020

Where do Harry and Meghan plan to spend their time after stepping back from royal duties?

• France and Germany

• The United States and Mexico

• Australia and New Zealand

• Canada and the UK