The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who stepped down from their royal roles four years ago, have seen a significant reduction in their presence on the British royal family’s official website.

This move highlights their transition away from being working members of the monarchy.

Previously, the Sussexes had detailed biographies showcasing their time as active royals, complete with a striking portrait capturing them during their official duties.

Featured prominently in their biography is a relaxed photo of the couple, taken during their visit to Australia in 2018, where they are seen sitting on a beach adorned with floral leis.

Notably, their biographical entry now consolidates the Duke and Duchess under a single entity, placing them at the bottom of the list alongside 11 other active royals and Prince Andrew, the son of the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Prince Andrew’s diminished role within the royal family stems from his association with the late suspected s** trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, leading to his resignation from royal duties in November 2019.

In stark contrast, the new biography of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex clearly delineates their status as former working royals and no longer representatives of the Commonwealth, marking a departure from their earlier roles.

The opening line of their updated biography, released in January 2020, underscores the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s decision to step back from their royal duties.

Prior to joining the royal family, the Duke’s extensive bio page spanned over 2,600 words, chronicling his princely life, educational background, accomplishments, and more.

On the other hand, the Duchess’s page provided insights into her college education, personal endeavors, and philanthropic work, spanning 1,290 words.

The Duke’s revised biography now briefly touches upon his military service, charitable initiatives, and international engagements on behalf of Queen Elizabeth before his withdrawal from royal responsibilities.

Additionally, the Duchess’s involvement in creating and curating a lifestyle website called The Tig, alongside her acting career on “Suits,” is highlighted in her bio.

Notably, their titles bestowed by Queen Elizabeth II upon their marriage are referenced in the titles section of their biography.

A notable absence from the Sussexes’ biography is the use of their names, opting instead for the titles of the Duke and Duchess throughout.

The inclusion of their Instagram post from January 8, 2020, announcing their decision to step back as senior working royals, can be found in the newly added statements and announcements section.

Following a one-year grace period granted by the Queen for reflection, the final announcement in February 2021 confirmed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s departure from official royal duties.

As per Buckingham Palace’s statement, the Duke and Duchess will no longer be working members of the royal family, relinquishing any honorary military roles or royal patronages they held.

Despite the disappointment surrounding their choice, they will always remain cherished family members, as expressed in the official statement.

The ongoing evolution of the royal family dynamics continues to shape the narrative surrounding the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s place within the monarchy.

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