The wax figures of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were eliminated.
Prince Harry and Meghan continue to make headlines even after their departure from the British royal family. Recently, it has been discovered that the couple's wax figures were removed from the royal display at Madame Tussauds Museum in London.
This decision was made following the resignation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from their royal duties and commitments to the royal family, which led the museum to move its figures to the Hollywood area. According to a statement from the museum, this relocation reflects Harry and Meghan's move from Frogmore to Hollywood.
The royal couple have embarked on new ventures in the world of entertainment, signing deals with giants such as Netflix, Spotify and Apple for content production. This change in their careers and lifestyle has led the museum to reconsider its position in exhibiting royalty.
For his part, Prince Harry has recently shared the relief he feels living in California, away from the intense media pressure he experienced in the United Kingdom. This newfound freedom has allowed the couple to explore new opportunities and professional projects without the restrictions of real life.
The move of the wax figures of Meghan and King Charles' youngest son is a symbolic reflection of their new life and aspirations outside the royal family. Although some may see it as a minor gesture, it marks a significant milestone in the evolution of the couple's public image and their role in the world of entertainment.
