Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made a rare political statement on the upcoming US election - but have they crossed a line? Have your say in our poll below.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex did not participate in their staff’s voter registration event, but they encourage people to exercise their rights at the ballot box.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Archewell Foundation mobilized on National Voter Registration Day on Sept. 17. All about the effort and Harry and Meghan's advocacy around encouraging the public to get out and vote.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are using their platform to inspire some serious pre-Election Day vibes in the U.S. Their Archewell Foundation just dropped a statement on their website about how the team came together "for a meaningful volunteer activity to support and empower our communities.

And though Harry’s “rift” with Prince William isn’t mended, the king is “hopeful” their own relations will “evolve.”

Buckingham Palace did not crop Meghan Markle out of Prince Harry’s 40th birthday tribute, Access Hollywood has learned. On Sunday, Sept. 15, the Duke of Sussex celebrated his milestone birthday and, in a surprise gesture,

Prince Harry is "doing well financially," Lady Victoria Hervey has claimed as she dismissed concerns about the duke's finances. The comments come after Harry turned 40, triggering access to the substantial inheritance left by his great-grandmother.

Prince Harry turned 40 on Sunday, and with that special occasion came a rather hefty birthday gift: millions of dollars distributed to him from a trust set up decades ago by his great-grandmother, the queen mother,

Prince William, his wife Princess Kate and King Charles III wished Prince Harry a happy 40th birthday on their respective social media accounts. The message, which was shared last weekend came as a surprise to many of the royal family's followers and supporters,