Meghan and Harry would separate from Will and Kate's charity

• According to The Sun, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will resign from the Royal Foundation, a charity they run with Prince William and Kate Middleton.
• The Royal Correspondent, Emily Andrews, thinks that the "division" between the couples could be at the origin of the decision.
• A source told Andrews that "things were very bad" between William and Harry last year and that the brothers "did not see each other for months" after the wedding of Harry with Markle in May 2018.
• A royal source confirmed to INSIDER that an official examination of the positions of couples within the charity will take place.
• This comes after Harry and Markle could leave the UK for a sabbatical in Africa with baby Archie.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could separate Royal Foundation – just a year after Markle officially joined the charity.

The charity, created by princes William William and Harry in 2009, has run several long-term projects for "The Fab Four".

Lately, it was revealed that William, Harry, Middleton and Markle had worked six months in secret before launching "Shout", a new telephone helpline for mental health.

Read more: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton, and Prince William have spent the last six months working together on a secret project.

But this may have been their last joint venture within the foundation, according to The Sun.

Royal correspondent Emily Andrews said for the first time that "the two couples will follow their own path and pursue their charities separately".

"Couples have two options: the first is to leave things in the state and the second a full division," Andrews told an anonymous source.

"Nothing has been officially ratified but all the ambient music suggests that the Susbad will part."

An official examination of the positions of couples within the charity should be held at the next meeting of the board of directors, confirmed a royal source at INSIDER.

"The preparation of the two couples for their future roles will, of course, affect the way they manage their charitable and philanthropic activities in the future," the source said.

"As part of this operation, an badysis of how they will conduct their charitable activity will be undertaken, including a review of the Foundation's structure to ensure that Their Royal Highnesses have the best possible charitable structures to l & # 39; future. "

Although the reason for the reported split has not been revealed, Andrews thinks it could be due to "cleavage royal "between couples, which circulates in the press since Markle was married in the family last year. .

"Things went very badly between the brothers and they did not see each other privately for several months after the royal wedding," a source told Andrews.

The rumors were then fueled after Harry and Markle officially signed up. separate households from William and Middleton earlier this year.

The couple, who previously shared William and Middleton's staff at Kensington Palace, moved his office to Buckingham Palace.

They also left their home, Nottingham Cottage, a stone's throw from William and Middleton's home in Kensington Palace, to settle at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor just in time for the birth of Archie Baby. .

More: The former neighbor of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle says that they had the habit of throwing "nocturnal" evenings with a firework display when they lived at Kensington Palace

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Information that Markle and Harry are preparing for sabbatical leave in Africa could be an important factor in the decision.

On Tuesday, it was reported that the couple were planning to travel to South Africa later this year, with a view to a longer stay on the continent. Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told INSIDER that South African officials may have already been informed of the visit because of "strict security" measures.

"We expect Harry and Meghan to travel to Africa with baby Archie in the coming months," he added.

"William traveled for the first time at the age of nine months and George at the age of eight [months old]so the precedents are there, not that such an independent couple that Harry and Meghan need it. "

The Royal Foundation has been contacted for comments.