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The Royal Family are "hurt" at The Duke and Duchess of Sussex notice.

Prince Harry and Meghan not consult royal on your personal statement, the BBC's royal correspondent Jonny Dymond has been said by Palace sources.

Buckingham Palace was "blindsided," he said, as discussions about their future had begun, but were in very early stages.

The Palace said it complicated the issues were "" the Work .

on Wednesday, the Harry and Meghan said she made the decision "after many months of intense deliberations and internal discussions".

you said you intend "to be a step back as the "senior" members of the Royal Family , and the Work to be financially independent".

you split your time between the UK and North America , while "continue to honor our duty to The Queen , the Commonwealth and our sponsorships".

"geographical balance will allow us to raise our son with an appreciation of The Royal tradition, in which he was born, while also providing Our Family with the space, said the focus on the next Chapter," the married couple.

Despite the couple's decision, Harry

The couple was already preparing to start their own Sussex Royal charity, after the spin-off from The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge-Foundation in June of last year.

The Sussexes' new organization, it is expected that the global, in connection with Africa, and the United States, rather than domestic - and a commitment to women's empowerment.

It was revealed in December the couple on a string-products, such as books, calendars, clothing, non-profit fundraising, educational and social services.

Why North America ? Meghan, of course, is American, and has a particularly close relationship to her mother, who lives in California.

But it was fixed in his speculation that Canada was their likely target.

The couple have just returned after a six-week break from Royal duties, which she spent in Canada with her eight-month-old son, Archie.

after their return To the UK on Tuesday, Harry, 35, and Meghan, 38, visited Canada's High Commission in London to thank the country for the event from them, and said, the warmth and hospitality you received was "incredible".

Former actress Meghan lived Fits and worked in Toronto for seven years, during their time, the main role in the popular Legal Drama .

she has spoken before about the acceptance of The City as their second home to her native Los Angeles , and

Jessica Mulroney, a close friend of The Duchess , posted a quote on Instagram about a "strong woman" in front of a challenge.

The Canadian stylist and TV star wrote: "A strong woman looks a challenge in The Eye and gives him a wink. "

The couple's announcement raises numerous questions about what to bring to their future Royal roles.

How they can be 'financially independent'? The step said back as senior Royals , Harry and Meghan

The pair, that makes them "members of the Royal Family with the financial independence".

The Sovereign Grant is public money that pays for the cost of official Royal duties, in exchange for the surrender of The Queen of the revenue from the Crown Estate .

The Queen of The Sovereign grant from the Treasury, was £82m in 2018-19.

The some of the Sovereign Grant said paid for 5% of your official office from 2019, with The Remaining 95% Charles financed by Prince by his income from the Duchy of Cornwall.

Under the current rules, said the couple, they are prohibited", to earn income, in any form," but in their new roles could other title-holding Royals with full-time jobs to follow.

The cost of official trips abroad will be funded by the Sovereign Grant and contributions from The Host country, "if appropriate".

The pair are classified as "internationally protected persons", that is to say, you need to put armed security forces at the disposal of the Metropolitan Police .

you keep Frogmore cottage, which is grade 2 listed property in Windsor, as their official residence, so you have a "place to call home" in the UK.

What say the commentators? Bryony Gordon , a Daily Telegraph journalist who knows and has interviewed the couple who beat their decision might be. in connection with their Mental Health , after he was a "punching bag" for a "misogynist and racist" nation

in 2017, Ms Gordon interviewed The Prince for you, in which he revealed, he said,

Speaking of Emma Barnett on BBC 5 Live, you: "Here is A Man who lives Every Day to the trauma he experienced as a young boy, as he had to go behind her coffin at the age of 12 years before The World , and I think if each of us would in this situation, we find it incredibly triggering. "

she added that the couple had become a "punching bag for a nation that still do that kind of deeply misogynist and racist" and they were "entitled" to "what's best" for their family, the Mental Health

she believes that the pair will continue exactly as before ", but only" free" because they are "sick control" that comes with taking public money.

Ms Gordon (image) interviewed The Prince for a podcast, in which he revealed, he sought counseling to cope with the death of his mother, The Royal historian Prof Kate Williams said it is "difficult" for Harry and Meghan to "normal" life, such as media interest in you will increase, to move to their "unprecedented".

Bbc Breakfast , said: "It will be difficult, if Harry and Meghan are going to be in Canada To Live for a certain amount of time and try to focus on your business, and normally, non-profit CEOs.

"you need security, because I don't see the media interest in you is fading, I see it as likely to increase, because what you are doing is so unprecedented for the Royals . "

have A happy memory of Canada? The moment in 1991, when Prince Harry and his brother were reunited with their mother in Toronto, during an official visit to an icon of The Royal image Royal commentator Penny Junor , is the pair of actions that were said, are reminiscent of those by Harry's mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. The proposal, they had not consulted other Royals , was their statement "beyond bizarre".

She Said : "It has echoes of Diana, as she suddenly announced, after their separation [from Karl] that she was back a step, out of 50 of their charities, without consultation with anyone.

"The problem is not that you Work for yourself, you Work for A Family business, and makes announcements of this kind without consultation is bizarre. "

Graham Smith, a spokesman for Republic, which campaigns for an elected head of state, said Harry and Meghan's decision "raises questions about the monarchy of the future" and will be prompted to ask the taxpayer, as the couple life, the additional security and overseas-style is funded.

"To suggest that you not already financially independent is incredibly crass and belies a sense of self-entitlement and a lack of self-consciousness that often among the Royals ," he said.

"is This really want to have your cake and eat it. You said that you are dipping in and out of The Royal duties, as it suits you, but not the taking of public money, until you realize that other sources of income. "

Minister of justice, Robert Buckland said, "we need to continue to celebrate and support" the contribution of the Royal Family to the UK, adding that it is an "important role in the public service".

< p > to leave an intermediate station, the Royal Family ? This is clearly a large gap between Harry and Megan on the one part, and the rest of the Royal Family on The Other .

There are far more questions than answers. What will be their new role? Where do you live and who pays for it? What is the relationship you have with the rest of the Royal Family ?

And there is the institutional Question - what does this mean for the Royal Family ?

It is only a few months after a BBC interview about his ties to the sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein .

Some might see this as a stripped-down monarchy, the the 21. Century needs.

not be reached But Harry and Meghan people, The Other Royals . They were part of the renewal and updating of the institution.

the talks started between The Palace officials and No 10, on the impact of Harry and Megan on the announcement understand.

We are now in the wait-and-see mode on whether this new model of a Royal can Work - or to leave if this is really a way station for you, the Royal Family .

Was it a surprise? Signs the couple had been unhappy with her Royal life, obviously for some months.

In October last year, The Duchess of Sussex against the Mail on Sunday over a claim that it published illegal one of your private letters. The Paper impresses with its history.

at the time, said to Prince Harry , his wife, was "one of the latest victims of the British tabloid press" after a "ruthless campaign" of "relentless propaganda".

Harry, after Prince Charles, Prince William and his three children.

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