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Prince Harry ‘isn’t loving’ Meghan posting pictures of children online | Royal | News

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Last updated: November 5, 2025 2:01 pm
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It is reported Harry is also not thrilled with Markle tying her latest As Ever products to their royal wedding. Her new ‘Signature Candle No. 519’ is a nod to their wedding date, May 19, 2018.

It’s a modern and elegant fragrance described by the brand as “love at first light” and forms part of Meghan’s holiday collection.

A few weeks ago, Markle also posted an Instagram Reel of her time in Washington, D.C., showing a blue and white bag monogrammed with her Duchess of Sussex title.

The source says that Harry “is aware” that things like that are “not a great look and ­Fergie-esque,” referencing Sarah Ferguson, the ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

Last week Meghan shared a photo of her and Harry at a World Series baseball game, where they were seated in the first row, in front of a number of sporting legends.

The couple appeared to be booed by the crowds at the event, as fans wondered why they were seemingly given preference over basketball icon and part-owner of the LA Dodgers Magic Johnson.

Other fans were perplexed that Meghan was not supporting the Toronto Blue Jays, given she lived in the Canadian city while filming Suits.

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