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Just a note to check in. The Sussexes have been so inactive recently that they've given me very little material, which isn't an entirely bad thing. I've always said that my hopes and dreams for the Sussexes were not some kind of macabre violent end, but for a quiet fading away, so it would be hypocritcal of me to complain when they take some long-overdue time out of the spotlight. A few Sussex notes from the past week: ➯ It's not clear where the Sussexes are currently located, and nobody seems particularly concerned where they are. The Sunshine Sachs PR money tap appears to have been turned off for the moment, so there are fewer articles about Meghan and even fewer commenters defending her in the Daily Mail. ➯ Talk about the upcoming Sussex "move to the US" has vanished entirely after Prince Andrew's defenestration. Apparently it has dawned on the Sussexes that they are very likely candidates for the slimming down of the monarchy which Prince Cha...

While Duchess Meghan clearly has an interest in getting back into show business - Prince Harry was even heard promoting her voiceover talents to Disney chairman Bob Iger - show business seems to have much less interest in Meghan. Although various blind items have suggested that she is setting up meetings to discuss projects with various production houses, only one US-based project has been definitively announced: Prince Harry's documentary series about "mental health" in co-operation with Oprah Winfrey for the new Apple+ network. (While Harry is the co-creator co-executive producer, it seems inevitable that Meg will play a role in the production and make one if not several appearances.) What does Prince Harry have to teach us about mental health? William's mental health video The most convincing hosts and spokespeople speak from experience: Prince William's one-and-a-half minute PSA about mental health , released this week, is a good example. Willam ex...

Prince Andrew has chosen to step down from active royal duties due to his role in the Epstein scandal. What do you think this means for the monarchy as a whole, and for the Sussexes in particular? As Winston Churchill once (reportedly) said, " Never waste a good crisis ."  Will Charles show himself to be unusually decisive and use Andrew's situation as an excuse to slim down the monarchy? What will the idiotic Sussex stans do, now that they can no longer insist that the media is harassing Meghan to cover up for Andrew's misdeeds? And what does it all mean for Beatrice's wedding ?