Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will officially leave the Royal Family next month, forgoing their royal careers for individual pursuits. The couple announced they would officially leave on March 31, after completing their last commitments and closing their Buckingham Palace office.

When Megxit commences on March 31, a transition period takes hold.

During the 12-month duration, the couple will separate their offices from the Palace, from April 1 represented by their UK foundation team.

They will also reveal their upcoming plans with the SussexRoyal brand, which they have built up over the last year after detaching from Prince Harry and his brother Prince William’s joint Royal Foundation.

Although they will undergo an official separation, the couple will have the chance to return to the fray should they find their new lives are not working quite as they hoped.

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Once the year review has taken place, they are welcome to return should they so wish.

The couple will likely still make visits to the UK as they transition out of the family, thanks to their friends and relatives.

One of Meghan Markle’s friends, British Vogue editor Edward Enninful, may have helped shape the Duchess’ schedule before she leaves.

According to the Daily Mail, the Duchess may sneak out of a matinee for the Mountbatten Festival of Music at the Royal Albert Hall on March 7 to attend Mr Enninful’s inaugural Forces For Change event.

The editor announced the event via Instagram, with the Change Maker talks to feature “intimate discussions” and a keynote appearance from Salma Hayek.

He added he would be joined by a host of his “dear friends”.

He said: “I’m so pleased to present the very first @BritishVogue #ForcesForChange event, the Change-Maker Talks, as part of the 10th anniversary @WOWGlobal Festival in @SouthbankCentre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall.

“Join me and a host of my dear friends, including the formidable @SalmaHayek, on Saturday 7 March for an evening of intimate discussion and inspiration.”

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The talks build on the magazine’s famed Forces for Change edition, edited by the Duchess of Sussex and released in September 2019.

The edition featured a grid of 15 “incredible” women and articles commissioned by the Duchess inside.

Mr Enninful said the Forces for Change initiative was “not a moment, but a movement” and has continued the theme in following issues.

Once the editor’s talks have concluded, Meghan and Harry will have just two days left in the UK.

Their last official engagement will be with the entire Royal Family at the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on 9 March.

Other engagements will include the Endeavour Fund Awards and the opening of Silverstone Experience, as well as an appearance from Prince Harry alongside Jon Bon Jovi at the Invictus Games Choir.

Afterwards, Harry is tipped to attend the London Marathon as its Patron in April.

The couple will also appear together at the Invictus Games, taking place at The Hague in the Netherlands during May, but not as royals.

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