Meghan Markle now has a smaller fanbase than a royal only known to around half of Brits, according to new polling data.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may be royalty and all, but when it comes to the holidays, the Sussexes are just like any ordinary family. Over the weekend, the Duchess of Sussex gave rare insight into her family's traditions while hosting a dinner for the Southern California chapter of the Archewell Foundation's Welcome Project,

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle met during the summer of 2016 via blind date... only it would seem that is now not how it all happened. This led royal editor Richard Eden to share, "They [Harry and Meghan] really are [trying to rewrite history],

I love the holidays,” the Duchess of Sussex said, adding that her kids Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are now “three and five, so every year it gets better.” She continued, “at first, I think as a mom with children you’re just enjoying having them there,

Meghan Markle has spoken about missing home and feeling emotional during the festive season at a dinner for refugee Afghan women in California. It comes after Prince Harry is set to return to the UK without Meghan Markle for his court case against News Group Newspapers in January.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are rumored to be distancing themselves professionally, and their recent career moves could be the couple's attempt at testing out what benefits their public image. "This is obviously a new tactic.