After claims that Meghan Markle’s team had talks about a “divorce” book, sources told Page Six the couple is too “obsessed” with each other and their brand to call it

Here's what a royal expert says the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should avoid doing so they don't become a complete "laughing stock."

The town of Montecito, where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle live, is the fifth most expensive zip code in the United States, with the average house costing around £6million

Ensconced in their cozy Montecito mansion, the Sussexes are living the American dream. By all accounts, the love is real. But their foray into moguldom has not always been a smooth ride.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are seemingly not in a good place after reports of an alleged divorce book surfaced in an exposé.According to a Vanity Fair cover story, the Duchess

A source tells us that Meghan Markle is devastated by the latest speculation that she and Prince Harry are heading for divorce - and claims her team have touted a tell-all book about it

People who work for the Duchess of Sussex reportedly had a conversation with an unnamed publishing house to “gauge interest” in the idea for the book.

To be clear, another insider told the outlet that “If that’s true to any degree, she would have been approached and not vice versa” and Vanity Fair confirmed that "no offer was ever made, and no manuscript was produced," since there was no divorce. (Oh, and other sources stressed how happy and in love Meghan and Harry are!)

Claims that Meghan Markle was shopping around a book about divorce have made a "bad time worse" for her and Prince Harry, as source says there's no evidence.

Vanity Fair’s exposé covered all the usual bases. In the article, marking Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first five years since leaving their jobs as senior royals and moving to the U.S., friends and coworkers dissected the Sussexes’ multiple failed or abandoned business endeavors,