King Charles III has confirmed that Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, remain non-working members of the royal family following their return to the United Kingdom. According to a letter sent on the king's behalf to senior government officials, the couple will continue to refrain from using their royal titles, as they have done since stepping back from official royal duties in 2020. The statement reiterates the couple's longstanding status within the monarchy.

Vanguard News published a story headlined "King Charles classes Harry and Meghan as 'private citizens'." However, the accompanying feed text describes a separate claim by media personality Tosin Akinbo that stripping is among the highest-paying jobs in Lagos, with some strippers allegedly earning millions of naira in a single night, according to Akinbo. The available material does not provide further detail on the royal story referenced in the headline.

Prince Harry will travel to the UK next week without his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, and their two children, Archie and Lilibet. This change in plans comes after it was confirmed that the family would not receive taxpayer-funded police protection during their visit, which was initially expected to include all members of the family.

King Charles is set to disclose tax details for the first time as part of the annual royal accounts, which are scheduled for release on Thursday, according to SABC Business.

Prince William disclosed on Travis Kelce's podcast that his father, King Charles, has a strong dislike for football. This revelation was made shortly before NFL star Kelce was set to celebrate his marriage to pop star Taylor Swift.

The High Court has ruled in favor of Mikhail Sakharov, a foreign national married to a South African, affirming his citizenship rights and emphasizing the obligation of the Department of Home Affairs to adhere to court orders. This decision highlights the legal protections available to foreign spouses in South Africa.