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The Duchess of Sussex is "excited" to see Kamala Harris as a potential vice president for a reason that took her back to her childhood.

The Duchess of Sussex told friend Gloria Steinem her husband will be a role model to their son Archie because of his feminist values during a conversation about voting.

The Duchess of Sussex met feminist "legend" Gloria Steinem, and the iconic journalist and activist revealed the reason it is crucial young people vote.

Meghan Markle used a $15 face mask to send a secret message about royalty and empowerment as she handed out supplies to school kids in her first photographed excursion out of her new Montecito house.

The Duchess of Sussex said, "We all know what's at stake this year" as she urged women to vote and added: "If we aren't part of the solution, we're part of the problem."

The Duke of York may see his birthday bell ring axed after his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein turned the annual event into a controversy, Newsweek can exclusively reveal.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex praised Queen Elizabeth II's "legacy" and "huge responsibility" following revelations of a row with her dresser before their royal wedding.

The Duchess of Sussex will urge American women to use their voice at the ballot box for Michelle Obama's voter registration organization tomorrow.

Amazon is now only accepting verified purchase reviews of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry biography 'Finding Freedom,' as social media factions compete over its star rating.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new Montecito community has seen paparazzi "move in," looking for pictures of the couple, a photographer told Newsweek.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have a secret project which they have taken to Hollywood executives, including at NBC, according to reports.

The Prince of Wales has mad a sacrifice close to his heart as the day he takes the throne moves closer.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's inner circle have contradicted claims in the press about the couple in new biography "Finding Freedom." Here's how the two accounts stack up.

The Duke of Sussex could be hit by high taxes as he and Meghan Markle work towards paying their own way outside the royal family.

Princess Diana will be played in "The Crown" by Elizabeth Debicki who is taller in height than the Princess of Wales—and fans are delighted.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle left Prince William so upset after publishing their exit plans online that the royal brothers did not talk for months, a biographer claims.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have traded a historic cottage with the privacy of an extensive drone ban for a mansion near Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex did not need to ask Prince Charles for help buying their new Santa Barbara home, having secured a mortgage with their own funds.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly bought a $14.7 million Montecito house — with a spa, swimming pool and gym — in the same area as Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres.

The Duchess of Sussex felt "proud" to see Queen Elizabeth II pose with baby Archie because he is her first biracial grandchild, a new biography reveals.

Prince Harry took the decision to quit royal duties for the sake of his family, but Meghan Markle gave him the "confidence to go through with it," their biographer tells Newsweek.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have moved out of Tyler Perry's $18 million mansion and into a new house in Santa Barbara which they bought themselves for the first time.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex began planning their exit from royal life after their plans to transform their relationship with the media were rejected within the palace, their biographer tells Newsweek.

The Duchess of Sussex left palace staff "spitting out their morning tea" after paparazzi pictures outside her "lavish" New York baby shower, a new biography claims.

The Duchess of Sussex feared Queen Elizabeth II's reaction to a "public drama" with her father Thomas Markle during tea with the monarch before her 2018 wedding, a new biography claims.

The Duchess of Sussex should stop media briefings or she risks damaging her case against a U.K. tabloid newspaper, legal experts tell Newsweek.

Markle previously had Instagram and Twitter accounts up until around January 2018, when her social media accounts disappeared.

Meghan Markle's claims a U.K. newspaper was "playing a media game with real lives" have been criticized by a judge as "hyperbolic" and "short on factual material."

The Duchess of Sussex is "happy" after a judge today ruled five of her closest friends will for now not be named in her privacy case against U.K. tabloid the Mail on Sunday, a source told Newsweek.

Meghan Markle faced "harsh" criticism for guest-editing British Vogue but the magazine's editor-in-chief says: "I wouldn't just blame it on racism."