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0:00It's March 12th, let's get into entertainment and celebrity news. King Charles III has stepped back from dealing with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's upcoming trip to Australia. The couple plans paid appearances in Sydney and Melbourne on April 15th and 16th, promoting them with their Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Titles This comes after they promised the late Queen Elizabeth II not to use those titles for profit, when they left royal duties in 2020. The pair first visited Australia back in 2018 as working royals, but now they're going as private citizens with big publicity. A royal expert says the King feels helpless to stop their efforts to profit from their past status, especially after Netflix recently canceled one of. Meghan's projects and ended ties with her lifestyle brand. People close to the royals see this as another bold move by Harry and Meghan, who need high visibility to keep income coming in. The expert points out that without clear statements from their team, it looks like a push to stay in the spotlight and attract business deals.

1:01Meghan will headline a luxury women's retreat at a Sydney hotel, where a top VIP tickets cost $3,199. No phones are allowed and attendees get a group photo with her. Harry is set to speak at a mental health summit in Melbourne, with premium seats priced at $2,378 and $65. For now, the King seems focused elsewhere, leaving the couple to handle their plans without interference. This trip highlights their ongoing challenge to build financial success outside the royal family. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor, see the description. What is cooler than cool, a pillow that plays your sound? S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.