Prince Harry, Meghan Markle relegated to the official royal website

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially been relegated.

Photos of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were pushed to the bottom of the list last weekend royal party.

While they are still working members of the family, Prince William and Kate Middleton below mention a dedicated party for the couple, who were later promoted to Prince and Princess of Wales respectively.

After resigning in January 2020, they were forced to sit next to Princess Anna. But now, with King Charles III on the throne, they sit on the head of the disgraced Prince Andrew.

Since the infamous Brexit, the couple have rarely returned to the UK from their new home in California – until the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8.

Their relegation is just the last of the issues the couple has faced over the past few weeks.

The Duke of Sussex will not be allowed to wear military uniform for the upcoming celebrations – unlike the rest of his family – after returning to the UK following the death of his grandmother.

After extensive research, Charles, 73, allowed him to do so at his funeral — on one condition: His military uniform couldn’t have his late grandmother’s initials on it. Harry, 38, was reported to be “heartbroken” and almost gave up wearing uniforms.

Also, Markle and Harry appeared to be overlooked at the late monarch’s funeral, as they were forced to sit in the second row rather than in front with the rest of the royal family.

The couple spent 11 days in England following the Queen’s death – however, their relationship with the royal family did not appear to have improved and they were not separated.

“I find it sad [that] While Harry is here, it’s an opportunity for them to try throwing things away, considering they’re only a few hundred yards apart for a meeting or dinner or some kind of party, ‘new royal’ Katie Nicole told Page Six over Harry’s ongoing spat with William, 40.

Although the “great four” known to William, Middleton, Markle and Harry met the grieving crowd together outside Windsor Castle, Nicole said there was no reconciliation.

“William could be very stubborn and hold a grudge. Harry was emotional and grumpy, they were both very warm, both lacked understanding, both had resentment, and neither was able to quell and resolve the anger,” she noted.

The brothers’ relationship took its worst turn in March 2021 when Harry and the “Suits” alum, 41, sat down with Oprah Winfrey to discuss their decision to leave the royal family.

In a shocking interview, the couple shared the racism they felt in the media and in their family – something William has vehemently denied.

Harry also angered some when he criticised his upbringing and claimed his father and brother were still “trapped” in their royal roles.

Even though Harry’s reconciliation with his family was one of the late Queen’s most heartfelt wishes, there still seemed to be some animosity in the air.