Meghan Markle shared on her new Netflix show that "Sussex" is her family's surname. The change is common for members of the royal family.

Meghan Markle revealed this week that she, Prince Harry and children Archie, five, and Lilibet, three, were going by a new surname

Meghan Markle has said the Sussex title holds deeper significance than she first imagined, opening up in a candid interview ahead of the release of Netflix show due to air tomorrow - 'With Love, Meghan'. Five years have passed since she and Harry made the decision to quit life as senior working royals and eventually settle in Montecito, California.

It’s With Love, Meghan eve (Meghan Markle’s brand-new Netflix series debuts tomorrow, March 4, so save the date) and, to celebrate, the Duchess of Sussex sat down for an exclusive interview with People to share new insights about her post-royal life.

After delaying its original January release due to the L.A. wildfires, Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” has finally arrived. Not much was known about the show ahead of its premiere,

Meghan Markle made an embarrassing blunder on her own royal title just hours after issuing a statement on the importance of the Sussex name. In the closing credits of With Love, Meghan cooking show, the royal is listed as "Meghan,