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Duke of Sussex laughs off 'trolls' and divorce rumours

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December 06, 2024

The Duke of Sussex has opened up to address rumours spreading online that he and the Duchess of Sussex are getting divorced.

- GRAIG GRAZIOSI

Duke of Sussex laughs off 'trolls' and divorce rumours

People who pay attention to these things apparently noticed that Harry and Meghan weren't showing up to professional engagements together, and suggested they were undergoing a “professional separation” in the hope of overhauling their respective images.

Harry, 40, discussed the rumours during the New York Times’s 2024 DealBook Summit in New York City on Wednesday. His wife was on the red carpet in Beverly Hills at an event honouring her friend, the filmmaker and producer Tyler Perry, who is also godfather to the couple’s daughter, Lilibet, according to the New York Post.

Andrew Ross Sorkin, the founder of the DealBook Summit and a

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