Meghan and Harry warn Royal Family ‘we can do without you’ on website

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have uploaded photos of their charity engagements in the UK and Germany to their Archewell website, accompanied by a revealing quote. Royal author Angela Levin has suggested the underlying tone of the message suggested the Duke and Duchess of Sussex can ‘do without the Royal Family’. There had previously been speculation that Prince Harry and Meghan could return to the institution after they attended royal ceremonies during the ten-day mourning period for the late Queen Elizabeth II.Alongside a picture of the couple beaming at one another on the Archewell website, a quote read: ‘Each of us can change our communities. All of us can change the world.’Underneath, the message was signed ‘Harry and Meg’.Archewell was founded by the couple following their step back from royal duties and includes the three separate organisations of the Archewell Foundation, Archewell Audio and Archewell Productions.Across the website, there is no mention of Prince Harry and Meghan’s ties to the Royal Family, although they still use their royal titles of Duke and Duchess in the platform’s ‘about’ section. Prince Harry and Meghan updated their Archewell website with a key quote (Image: GETTY) The couple do not reference their time as working members of the Royal Family on the Archewell site (Image: GETTY)Commenting on the website update, Angela Levin told The Sun: ‘What’s very interesting is you can always read the underlying content of what they want to say really, and the main thing, right at the beginning, is ‘each of us can change our communities.”I think that’s saying very much that they can do without the royal family, they don’t need them, they’re fine where they are, they’re building another community.”‘And then ‘all of us can change the world’, they’re back to wanting to be global and saying to the Royal Family, ‘we can do without you’, but actually they can’t.”Ms Levin claimed the quote was a subtle confirmation that the Duke and Duchess had no future plans to return as working members of the Royal Family.Read more: Prince Harry launches new website for tell-all memoir Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared some photos from their charity events in Germany and UK (Image: GETTY) The title and release date of Prince Harry’s memoir has now been confirmed (Image: GETTY)The news comes as Prince Harry has confirmed the title and release date for his upcoming memoir, amid speculation the publication had been postponed to avoid generating royal controversy.The book, published by Penguin Random House, is to be titled ‘Spare’ and will hit shelves worldwide on January 10.Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, royal commentators suggested Prince Harry’s book was undergoing intense editing to remove content that risked causing further tensions within the Royal Family. Some experts even claimed the book could be shelved altogether in order to prevent savaging connections with his royal relatives.The confirmed publication combined with the ‘underlying content’ of the Archewell website quote has suggested the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain firm on their decision to step back from royal life.Don’t miss: Piers Morgan fumes at ‘selfish, greedy’ Prince Harry over new memoir [INSIGHT]Prince Harry will read audiobook of his memoir [REPORT]Harry’s publishers promise ‘raw revelations’ as book details announced [REVEAL] Meghan Markle described the mourning period as a complicate time during an interview with Variety (Image: GETTY)In her first interview following the Queen’s death, Meghan Markle gave little information regarding the couple’s current relationship with the core Royal Family.She described the ten-day mourning period as a ‘complicated time’ for her and her husband. The Duchess added: ‘I’m really grateful that I was able to be with my husband to support him, especially during that time.’Considering the future, Meghan added: ‘Right now, we feel energised and excited about all of the things we’ve been building toward. We’re also focused on our foundation.’Read next:Charles poised to pull rug from under Harry & Andrew with rule changePrince Harry’s book is bound to ‘rub Charles the wrong way’Meghan admits ‘cowering and tiptoeing into a room’ in the workplaceHarry warned over ‘missed opportunity’ over book releaseHarry told to ‘grow up’ and not ‘bite hand that feeds him’