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The Cambridges, who head the Royal Foundation, have seen their executive director, Lorraine Heggessey, resign. She was replaced by Jason Knauf, former communications officer of Prince William and Kate. But Mr. Knauf would be the source of a huge change in privacy with the royal couple, 9Honey reported.
Knauf had previously warned, in an open letter, against the "dangerous" and "painful" methods used by the paparazzi when they were attempting to take pictures of Prince George in 2015.
When Meghan Markle and Harry began their relationship, he issued a statement in which he expressed his concern for the safety of the Duchess.
In a statement announcing the changes, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge said: "Lorraine has played a leading role in our charitable initiatives over the past two and a half years and we are very grateful for her work and support , and wish him the best for the future.
"We are delighted with Jason's appointment as CEO and look forward to working with him in his new role."
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The staff reform comes at a time when the Duke and Duchess of Susbad are separating from the charity in June.
The charity said the separation was designed to "prepare their future roles" in order to "better align their charitable activities with their new households".
The royal couple formed the Duke and Duchess of Susbad Foundation in Susbad Royal in July.
However, the image of the badociation would have caused a sensation.
A royal source told The Sun: "The new name is Harry and Meghan, who build their brand and do it in their own way.
"But the name is a little surprising because we were expecting something a little more traditional."
Meghan and Harry recently revealed a new charity initiative that will focus on "the environment and the community".
The plans were reinforced by a donation of a campaign to protect lions in Africa.
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