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Sussexes Share New Family Portrait, Renaming Foundation

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry share heartwarming family portrait and updates on their charitable work, including a rebranding of their foundation to Archewell Philanthropies, signifying a broader global reach for their humanitarian efforts.

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