Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been moved below the Wessexes on the Royal Family's website following their move to the United States.
The family section of the website appeared to be under construction with profiles of senior royals being moved around.
The Sussexes now sit beneath Harry's father Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and the Wessexes.
The website says the couple will be “balancing their time” between the UK and North America, in light of their move to Los Angeles.
In a description, the website says: “They are continuing to honour their duty to The Queen, the Commonwealth, and their patronages.
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“ Frogmore Cottage in the UK remains their family home.
“The Duchess will continue to support a number of charitable causes and organisations which reflect the issues with which she has long been associated including the arts, access to education, support for women and animal welfare.”
In an interview with the Daily Telegraph published today, Sophie said she had “lengthy chat” with Prince Harry after Prince Philip's funeral in April and said Harry and Meghan are "still family no matter what".
Prince Harry returned to the UK for the first time since stepping down as a senior royal for the funeral - it was also understood to be his first face-to-face meeting with other senior royals since the couple's interview with US chat show host Oprah Winfrey.
It has also been reported that Meghan and Harry are planning to have 'proper' time off when they welcome their second child into the world.
The heavily pregnant Duchess has not made her due date public – and refuses to even be drawn on the month her baby is predicted to arrive.
Meghan is reportedly planning a home birth in California, US, and the Sussexes will take time to bond as a family of four.
Sources close to the couple claim that they plan to take both paternity and maternity leave when their baby girl arrives.
That, one royal expert suggests, could be "any day now".
