Meghan and Harry drop 'royal' from Sussex Royal
Legal representatives of Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of York, have announced that the couple will no longer be using the word 'royal' in the trademark of their brand Sussex Royal, even though neither the Queen nor the government has the jurisdiction to restrict the use of the word in an international trademark.
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