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Difference Between Powerbeats 2 and Powerbeats 3
Music is an ever-existing presence in everyone's lives. And who doesn't love to plug in their earphones and forget all their problems? Be it taking a brisk walk in your colony or running on a treadmill, music can make or break your entire experience.
Powerbeats 2 vs Powerbeats 3
What is Powerbeats 2?
Main Differences Between Powerbeats 2 and Powerbeats 3
Here, comes wireless earphones. They help its users to move around without worrying about the earplugs falling off from your ear. Beats by Dre, owned by Apple, has come up with two such wireless earphones – Powerbeats 2 and Powerbeats 3.
Both are wireless earphones, known for its impeccable sound quality and design.
The difference between Powerbeats 2 and Powerbeats 3 is that the latter has higher battery life and more other elements in design and quality. Powerbeats 2, being the predecessor of Powerbeats 3, has certain features at a lower level when compared to its successor Powerbeats 3.
Parameter of Comparison
Powerbeats 2
Version Powerbeats 2 is the version previous to Powerbeats 3. Powerbeats 3 is the latest version.
Battery life Powerbeats 2 has a battery life of 6 hours. Powerbeats 3 has a battery life of 12 hours.
Wireless connectivity Powerbeats 2 allows wireless connectivity with the help of Bluetooth technology. Powerbeats 3 also has Bluetooth technology along with Apple W1 chip technology.
Colour options Powerbeats 2 comes in a variety of colour schemes to suit your preferences. Powerbeats 3 does not offer a variety of colour options to choose from.
Design Powerbeats 2 has an in-ear, hook design. Powerbeats 3 has an improved ergonomic design than Powerbeats 2.
Beats by Dre, bought and now owned by the Apple company, has come forward with two earphones – Powerbeats 2 and Powerbeats 3.
Powerbeats 2 is the first version. It is a wireless earphone that promises the perfect auditory experience to all its wearers. Powerbeats 2 comes in a wide variety of colour options from which customers can choose from to meet their preferences.
It has an in-ear fit, with silicon hook-like ear tips.
Powerbeats 2 has a particular over-the-ear design that helps the earphone stay on your ear and not topple down in the middle of your jog or gym sessions.
It allows wireless connectivity with the help of Bluetooth technology that enables it to connect to other devices without difficulty. Powerbeats 2 is sweat-resistant and waterproof. They come with protective cases to make it more travel-friendly and mobile.
They have a RemoteTalk control on the cable connecting the two ear tips, with a built-in microphone. Thus, one can play, pause or change songs and take or cut calls by controlling this feature.
Powerbeats 2 has a battery life of 6 hours. It plays songs for an hour after charging it for 15 minutes. One can charge it using the micro-USB port located on the ear tips.
Powerbeats 2 is followed by Powerbeats 3. It is the most recent version launched after Powerbeats 2.
It is also a wireless earphone with remarkable sound quality. Most of the features that Powerbeats 3 has to offer is the same as Powerbeats 2.
Powerbeats 3 also has an in-ear, silicon hook-like ear tips connected by a cable to ensure that they are comfortable to wear for a long duration. It is sweat and water resistant. It can be charged using the micro-USB port on the ear tips.
Powerbeats 3 comes in a narrow range of colour options to choose from. But, they also come with protective cases, making them also, easier to carry.
Although most of the features are alike to that of Powerbeats 2, they are different on a few elements. Powerbeats 3 has a longer battery life when compared to Powerbeats 2. It runs for 12 hours. It can play for an entire hour after charging it for simply 5 minutes.
In addition to the Bluetooth technology, Powerbeats 3 also contains the Apple W1 chip. This addition helps improve performance. It also ensures better connectivity to multiple devices, be it laptop, mobile phone, etc.
Powerbeats 3 also contains a RemoteTalk control, with a microphone built in it, on the cable connecting the two ear tips, which helps to control your music and take calls.
But along with the cable, Powerbeats 3 also has a toggle or clip on it that helps the wearer to adjust the earphones according to their own fit and comfort. Powerbeats 3 has a more ergonomic design to fit your ears perfectly.
The main difference between Powerbeats 2 and Powerbeats 3 is that the former has a battery life of 6 hours. But the latter has a battery life of 12 hours.
Powerbeats 2 allows wireless connectivity with Bluetooth technology whereas Powerbeats 3 has an Apple W1 chip along with it, for better connectivity and performance.
Powerbeats 2 has an in-ear fit to its ear tips. Powerbeats 3 has an improved ergonomic design.
Powerbeats 2 plays for an hour after charging it for 15 minutes. But Powerbeats 3 plays for an hour with a charge-time of just 5 minutes.
Powerbeats 2 has a cable connecting the two ear tips to give a snug fit to it. Whereas Powerbeats 3 has a toggle or clip on the cable to help its users adjust it for further comfort.


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A riveting collaboration ignites the concert hall
Tim SmithThe Baltimore Sun
It's a wonder the fire alarms didn't go off at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall on Thursday night. The incendiary matchup of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, guest conductor Vasily Petrenko and piano soloist Stephen Hough produced one of the most memorable concerts of the season. Tonight's repeat should be just as gripping.
The Russian-born Petrenko, who became principal conductor of England's Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in 2005 at age 29, put together a hefty program: Shostakovich's daunting Symphony No. 8; Tchaikovsky's sweeping Piano Concerto No. 1; and a rarity (on these shores) by Anatoly Lyadov.
Petrenko dug deeply into the hour-plus Shostakovich work, an eventful journey of the spirit that addresses evil and loss, but, ultimately, holds out a sliver of hope. The conductor ensured an inner pulse in the slow movements and drove the others hard, creating a startling intensity.
Tchaikovsky's overly flogged warhorse headed out of the gate with refreshing vigor as Hough tore into the music with terrific bravura and abundant, yet never sticky, lyricism. Although the British pianist left some notes in the dust, the electricity generated by his risky, fearless performance proved triumphant. For the most part, Petrenko and the orchestra got tightly into the pianist's brisk groove.
At the start of the program, the conductor brought out the charms of Lyadov's Kikimora, a brief, colorful evocation of a Russian fairy tale about an evil spirit.
Throughout the evening, there was plenty of fine playing from the BSO (Jane Marvine's English horn solos were particularly sensitive), but also a fair amount of technical roughness. This was one of those occasions, though, when the collaboration was so inspired, the commitment so strong that such details mattered less than the big, involving picture.
The concert will be repeated at 8 tonight at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, 1212 Cathedral St. Tickets cost $42 to $68. Call 410-783-8000 or go to bsomusic.org.

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6 Nov Daylight saving time ends. Turn your clocks back 1 hour to standard time. Officially, the clock hour 0100 to 0200 is repeated.
7 Nov During the next few evenings, the moon sweeps past magnitude -2.9 Jupiter. Tonight, the moon rises 2 hours before sunset, followed an hour later by Jupiter. Several hours after sunset, Jupiter is 2 fist-widths to the moon's lower left high in the southeast. Nearly 90 percent of the moon's surface is illuminated.
8 Nov Rising 45 minutes after the moon, Jupiter is 4 finger-widths to the lower left tonight. The moon is at apogee, 63.68 Earth-radii, or 406,000 kilometers, away.
9 Nov Jupiter and the moon rise less than an hour before sunset and are 3 finger-widths apart at dusk. By midnight, Jupiter is to the moon's lower right high in the south.
11 Nov The Pleiades Cluster is just above the moon this evening, and Aldebaran is 4 finger-widths below. Jupiter is nearly 3 fist-widths to the upper right.
12 Nov The moon and Aldebaran rise an hour after sunset. Aldebaran is 3 finger-widths to the moon's right or upper right.
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30 Oct The thin waxing crescent moon is above Sagittarius low in the southwest at dusk. Less than 20 percent of the moon's surface is illuminated.
31 Oct Trick-or-treaters will not have much moonlight tonight with only 25 percent of the moon's surface illuminated.
1 Nov High in the south at sunset, magnitude 0.9 Altair is 2.5 fist-widths to the moon's upper right.
3 Nov The equation of time is at the maximum for the year at 16.48 minutes. This means that the sun passed the meridian about 16 minutes before 12 noon mean solar time. On this day in 1957, Sputnik 2 carried the dog Laika, the first living animal into space.
4 Nov In the south tonight, Altair is 4 fist-widths to the waxing gibbous moon's upper right, and Jupiter is even farther to the lower left. The bright star between the moon and the horizon is magnitude 1.3 Fomalhaut. Nearly two-thirds of the moon's surface is illuminated.
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23 Oct The waning crescent moon rises less than 4 hours before the sun. Look for Regulus and Mars above the moon and the Big Dipper standing on its handle far to the left. About 20 percent of the moon's surface is illuminated.
28 Oct Rising at sunset, Jupiter reaches its brightest magnitude of the year at -2.9. At 2200 EDT or 0200 UT, Jupiter is at opposition as Earth passes between it and the sun.
16 Oct The moon rises late tonight and is quickly followed by Orion and Gemini.
17 Oct High in the southwest before dawn, the waning gibbous moon is a little more than two-thirds illuminated.
18 Oct An hour before dawn, look for magnitude 0.6 Betelgeuse, the brightest star in the constellation Orion, 1.5 fist-widths below the moon. Magnitude 1.1 Aldebaran is 2.5 fist-widths to the moon's lower right, and magnitude 0.5 Procyon is about the same distance to the lower left. The Gemini Twins are to the upper left.
21 Oct Rising in the early morning, the waning crescent moon is followed by Mars and then Regulus. High in the southeast at dawn, Mars is 3 finger-widths to the moon's left, and Regulus is 1 fist-width to Mars' lower left. A little more than a third of the moon's surface is illuminated. The Big Dipper stands on its handle far to the left.
22 Oct Just before dawn in the south, you'll find Regulus 2 finger-widths to the moon's left and Mars 1 fist-width above.
9 Oct Rising less than 1.5 hours before sunset, the moon is low in the southeast as the sky darkens. About 95 percent of the moon's surface is illuminated.
11 Oct On this day in 1968, the U.S. launched Apollo 7, the first successful manned Apollo flight.
13 Oct Jupiter is less than 3 finger-widths to the moon's left or upper left low in the west at dawn. Rising about 1.5 hours after sunset, they are high in the east at midnight with Jupiter less than 4 finger-widths to the waning gibbous moon's right. More than 95 percent illuminated, the moon will appear full. Look closely at the moon's upper right side with your binoculars to see the small part not illuminated.
14 Oct At dawn look for Jupiter less than 1 fist-width below the moon high in the west. Tonight the moon rises a little more than a half hour after Jupiter. More than 90 percent of the moon's surface is illuminated. Use binoculars to spot the Pleiades Cluster 2 finger-widths to the moon's left.
15 Oct Before dawn look for Jupiter 2 fist-widths to the moon's lower right and the Pleiades Cluster near the moon's upper right. Two hours after sunset, look for Aldebaran 3 finger-widths below or to the lower right of the moon and the Pleiades 4 finger-widths to its upper right.


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June 25, 2019 Michael R. Dimock
More than at the state level, and certainly more than at the federal level these days, food activists have traction in cities and counties. They are making good things happen. The best example I can think of is the Los Angeles Food Policy Council. On Thursday, June 21st, the summer solstice, I travelled to LA to join the crowd celebrating the successes and allies of the Food Policy Council at its Annual Gala.
I am a bit biased in my love for the LA Food Policy Council because Roots of Change was a close ally during its founding. Back in 2009-10, we worked with attorney and sustainable food system advocate, Paula Daniels, when she launched the Council while serving in the Administration of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. Roots of Change facilitated three meetings in different venues with stakolders from the core of LA's food shed, a geographic footprint that stretched from Bakersfield to San Diego. The goal of the meetings was to help Paula's team define the vision for the Council and the future food system of this great city. The resulting Good Food for All Agenda become the guiding star for the birth of the Council. Roots of Change also hosted the kickoff celebration at the then newly opened Vibiana. This amazing venue is a restored Cathedral just a few blocks from City Hall. It is operated by culinary power couple, Neal and Amy Knoll Fraser, of the famed LA restaurant, Red Bird.
Last Thursday's Gala was a very similar event, with more than a dozen of LA's top chefs, including those from Red Bird, preparing small plates of delicacies for the attendees. Here is the Council's Executive Director, Clare Fox, describing the purpose of the Gala:
It's been ten years since the announcement of the Food Policy Council, which was right here at Vibiana with Roots of Change. This is a very important historical place for us. It's the launching pad. There are 400 people here. It is just incredible how people are coming together under the banner of good food for all and that we are recognizing that good food isn't just nutritious, but it has to do with the way that its grown, respect for workers, respect for the planet. People are clearly getting that message that it's a holistic vision of good food for all. We cannot leave any community out…For those of us who do this work on a daily basis, we know how wonky it can get, but the fact that we have 400 people here, celebrating with us, having a party, and really getting the message speaks to how this movement is growing. Each and every one of the good food heroes that were honored tonight are true inspirations to me personally. We honored Senator Holly Mitchell who is a phenomenal defender of the social safety net, of public food programs, expansion of CalFresh to marginalized communities that haven't always accessed that benefit. She's been a rock-solid advocate for health equity for communities of color. We also honored Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara (formerly Senator Lara). He was pivotal in passing the California Safe Sidewalk Vending Act. Essentially that bill decriminalized sidewalk vending. Lastly we honored the CEOs and the social impact team of Sweetgreen, an incredible partner with us through the Healthy Neighborhood Market Network Program. They brought serious investment of time, energy and resources to Hank's Mini Market in South LA, a legacy African America owned business, to bring fresh food, art and safe spaces to the community. We wanted to honor and recognize them for that.
Here is one of the Council's most important long-time leaders, and its former Chair, Joann Lo, head of the Food Chain Worker's Alliance, describing perhaps the most important Council achievements in recent years:
I was co-chair of the working group that created the Good Food Purchasing Program, which is now a national program. It is an institutional food purchasing policy. We have focused on public institutions so that we direct our public tax dollars to purchase food that meets our values. The policy includes standards around five values: supporting local economies, environmental sustainability, good jobs, humane treatment of animals and healthy food. It's impacting hundreds of millions of dollars of public purchases of food.
When I asked Joann, why she thinks the Council has been so effective, she said, "it's been the leadership" and she named Paula Daniels, Alexa Delwiche who now heads the Center for Good Food Purchasing, and Clare Fox. She went on to say that "they have a vision of being very inclusive, opening the food policy council to everyone who cares about food and justice and working on a diversity of issues. They made it a point to be clear that food is about bringing people together to make an impact and that is what has happened."
As Joann says, leadership is the key. Food policy councils need effective leaders who bring people together. They must attract resources. And most importantly, they must invite the people they serve to set the goals to be pursued. If they do this, it is much easier to build power by winning support from those who lead public and private institutions, that have the ability to change policies and practices within our society. LA has done this beautifully.
The new street vending legislation mentioned will help build economic opportunity for many people previously hidden in the shadows of our economy and society. The Good Food Purchasing Program is now adopted in communities across the nation, including San Francisco, Denver, Chicago, Cincinnati, The Twin Cities, Buffalo, Boston, New York and Washington DC. This program is changing the marketplace and feeding millions of people good food. Please don't miss our September 19th, Flipping the Table podcast episode with Clare Fox. She will share more success stories from the history of the LA Food Policy Council, a food policy council model for the nation.
I encourage you to google "Good Food LA" or the "LA Food Policy Council." Once you've been inspired, as I know you will be, please donate to support their good work. Think of it as a vote for your food.
Alexa Delwich, Clare Fox, food policy, Joann Lo, LA Food Policy Council, LAFPC, Paula Daniels
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По данным государственного водного реестра России относится к Балтийскому бассейновому округу, водохозяйственный участок реки — Великая. Относится к речному бассейну реки Нарва (российская часть бассейна).

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For the home, the store offers some wonderful items especially for Christmas such as the snowman platter ($34.99) and mug ($7.99). A darling snowman divided tray which is dishwasher safe is available for $29.99. A dip bowl spreader shaped as a snowman which is dishwasher and microwave safe is perfect for any party and is reasonably prices at $12.99 a set.
For the lady in your life, there is a faux fur apron for $34.99, a shirt set with a T-shirt and long sleeve checked shirt appliqu�©d with Christmas snowman for $49.99 a set. An interchangeable watch set is only $19.99 and contains seven different looks. A genuine red leather handbag for $49.99 would make a lovely gift. There is a collection of Domestic Diva items: aprons, watches, photos, and hand towels.
For the animal lover, the store carries Lang products featuring an American Cat Wall Calendar for $14.95. Dog and Cat mugs are available for $10.00 each. There are collar and leashes decorated in red and green plaid, dog mugs, photo frames depicting different breeds of dogs, and a gorgeous Laurel Burch tote bag featuring three colorful cats for $29.99.
For the figurine collector, an assortment of Willow Tree items is presented. The Welcoming Spirit at $41.00, various angels such as the Learning Angel and the Thank You angel, and a nativity set with the Holy Family and Shepard and Lambs and the Wise Men.
If Jim shore collectables is the ideal gift item, Quips 'N' quotes has a huge selection including Snowmen, Santa Claus and his Sleigh, ornaments, nativity set, and angels. A ten piece Jim Shore Nativity Set with the stable crÃ?¨che, Holy Family, Shepherd and Animals and three Wisemen are available for $125.00.
For the young, you can find Poodle Bags which is a unique duffle bag for little girls, personalized mugs, and a puppy muffler to warm your little one's neck is just $14.99.
For the guys, you can select from a Wheel Wall Clock for $29.99 or the Illuminator, which is a flashlight requiring no batteries or bulbs for just $19.99. A selection of poker items such as the Little Book of Poker, a Texas Hold "Em Set for $24.99, and even Card tidbit Bowls which are shaped as hearts, diamonds, spades, and clubs is suitable for the Poker enthusiast.
With the large selection of items at Quips 'N' Quotes in McAllen, you will be sure to find a gift for everyone on your list.
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Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan don't want to be 'senior royals.' Discuss debacle at these British pubs in Brevard
Megxit? Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan announced they want to be "financially independent" and will split their time between the US and the UK
Prince Harry, Duchess Meghan don't want to be 'senior royals.' Discuss debacle at these British pubs in Brevard Megxit? Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan announced they want to be "financially independent" and will split their time between the US and the UK Check out this story on floridatoday.com: https://www.floridatoday.com/story/entertainment/2020/01/09/prince-harry-meghan-markle-megxit-british-pubs-brevard/4419563002/
Jennifer Sangalang, Florida Today Published 3:15 p.m. ET Jan. 9, 2020 | Updated 5:58 p.m. ET Jan. 10, 2020
Apparently, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex don't want to be "senior royals" anymore.
On Wednesday, the couple issued a "personal message" announcing they are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the British royal family, they're working on becoming "financially independent," and they're planning to split their time between North America and the United Kingdom.
Royal goodbye: What are Harry and Meghan thinking?
Here's the message: "After many months of reflection and internal discussions, we have chosen to make a transition this year in starting to carve out a progressive new role within this institution. We intend to step back as 'senior' members of the Royal Family and work to become financially independent, while continuing to fully support Her Majesty The Queen."
Not long after, a statement from the palace — from the office of the private secretary and communications director for Queen Elizabeth II, Harry's grandmother — followed: "We understand their desire to take a different approach, but these are complicated issues that will take time to work through," the statement said.
The news hit hard for Jean Lees, a native of England who runs Nanny Jean's Academy in Melbourne.
"We love the Royal Family. I feel very sad that this is happening to them, but it's
probably what Harry and Meghan want to do, and I understand. The world is changing,
isn't it?" she said. "If they're happy, things will work out for them, I'm sure it will."
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Duchess Meghan: Style Diary
Duchess Meghan of Sussex poses with girls she met in an unannounced visit to Canadian non-profit Justice for Girls in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Jan. 14, 2020, the same day she also visited a women's shelter in the city. JUSTICE FOR GIRLS/AFP via Getty
Duchess Meghan of Sussex visits Canadian non-profit organization Justice for Girls on Jan. 14, 2020. It was her second unannounced semi-official engagement of the week in Canada where she is now living following her decision with Prince Harry to reduce their royal roles and spend more time in Canada. JUSTICE FOR GIRLS/AFP via Getty
Duchess Meghan of Sussex visited Canada House in London with Prince Harry to say thanks for warm hospitality during their recent time-off in Canada, Jan. 7, 2020. Daniel Leal-Olivas, AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex arrive at Canada House in London, Jan. 7, 2020, after their recent stay in Canada. Frank Augstein, AP
For her visit to Canada House in London, Duchess Meghan wore a Reiss double-breasted wool coat over a brown satin midi skirt and heels. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan wore a brown satin midi skirt by Massimo Dutti with a caramel turtleneck and brown heels during her visit to Canada House in London on Jan. 7, 2020. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex at the annual Remembrance Sunday memorial at The Cenotaph on Nov. 10, 2019 in London. She wore a black wool coat by Stella McCartney with a wide-brimmed hat by Miss Jones. Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex is flanked by Countess Sophie of Wessex and and Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence, husband of Princess Anne, for the Remembrance Sunday ceremony in London on Nov. 10, 2019. Members of the royal family watch the ceremony from balconies of the Foreign Office overlooking The Cenotaph. TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex and Prince Harry attended the annual Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Nov. 9, 2019 in London. Chris Jackson/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore a black jacquard dress by Erdem, with a sweetheart neckline, a full skirt and a belt at the waist, to the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Nov. 9, 2019. CHRIS JACKSON/ POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex sat behind Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his girlfriend, Carrie Symonds, at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Nov. 9, 2019. CHRIS JACKSON/POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex attend the 91st Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey in London, Nov. 7, 2019. Kirsty Wigglesworth/ AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a dark blue velvet Philip Treacy hat to the Field of Remembrance ceremony at Westminster Abbey on Nov. 07, 2019 in London. Chris Jackson/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a midnight blue alpaca coat by Sentaler and black knee-high boots when she met veterans and soldiers at the Field of Remembrance ceremony at Westminster Abbey on Nov. 7, 2019 in London. Kirsty Wigglesworth/WPA Pool/Getty Images
The poppy-adorned crosses placed by Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex during the Field of Remembrance ceremony at Westminster Abbey. Kirsty Wigglesworth/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan arrived at Windsor Castle on Oct. 25, 2019 to participate in a roundtable about gender equality with The Queen's Commonwealth Trust and One Young World. JEREMY SELWYN/POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Meghan, joined by Harry, was clad in a high-waisted, lambskin pencil skirt from BOSS by Hugo Boss in dark red, which she paired with a bordeaux-colored sweater and berry-hued pumps. Jeremy Selwyn - WPA Pool/Getty Images
She arrives for the One Young World Summit at the Royal Albert Hall in London, on Oct. 22, 2019. FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA, EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan wore an Aritzia Babaton "Maxwell" midi dress in acai purple to the One Young World Summit at Royal Albert Hall on Oct. 22, 2019 in London. Eamonn M. McCormack/ Getty Images
For their first engagement together after their Africa trip, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex attended the annual WellChild Awards in London on Oct.15, 2019. TOBY MELVILLE/ POOL/AFP via Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex attended the annual WellChild Awards in London on Oct. 15, 2019. She wore a camel-colored coat over her shoulders and a green dress tied at the waist, plus cognac-colored suede heels. TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore a white button-down dress with pointed beige Manolo Blahnik BB pumps on the final day of her and Prince Harry's tour of Africa on Oct. 2. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Buttoned shirtdresses have been a major theme for the Duchess on the royal family's trip. Here, she wore an olive green one with black suede Manolo Blahnik BB pumps to visit a school in South Africa on Oct. 1. Samir Hussein, WireImage
Earlier in the day, she wore a khaki trench dress from Banana Republic with matching nude pumps on a visit to the University of Johannesburg. Samir Hussein/WireImage
She chose a navy button-front shirt dress from Aritzia, paired with pointed persimmon slingback flats from Everlane while visiting with local community groups in South Africa on Sept. 30. SussexRoyal via Getty Images
For a meeting with South African female leaders, Duchess Meghan wore a black and white sweater skirt from J. Crew, paired with a simple sleeveless black top. SussexRoyal via Getty Images
For her solo engagements in Cape Town on Sept. 25, 2019, Duchess Meghan changed into a black, sleeveless Everlane jumpsuit with Manolo Blahnik suede heels. Karwai Tang/ WireImage
She also showed off a pair of gold GAS Bijoux statement earrings. Henk Kruger/African News Agency via AP
Retired Archbishop Desmond Tutu kisses baby Archie Mountbatten-Windsor in the arms of Duchess Meghan of Sussex during a visit in Cape Town, South Africa, on Sept. 25, 2019. Meghan wore a Club Monaco dress with a blue brush-stroke pattern on white silk. Toby Melville/Pool/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore a sleeveless, striped, long dress by Martin Grant to a reception in Cape Town, South Africa, on Sept. 24, 2019. DOMINIC LIPINSKI / POOL/ EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan dressed modestly for a visit to South Africa's oldest mosque on Sept. 24, 2019, in a long olive-green dress, beige flats and a cream scarf covering her hair. Chris Jackson/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan's trip to the beach in Cape Town on Sept. 24, 2019, called for casual clothes: A Madewell jeans jacket, black jeans, a white J Crew shirt, and huaraches sandals, plus a Madewell canvas tote. CHRIS JACKSON / POOL, EPA-EFE
For a tour of a museum in Cape Town on Sept. 23, 2019, Duchess Meghan donned a sky blue shirt dress by Veronica Beard. Chris Jackson/ Getty Images
For her first engagement of the royal tour of southern Africa, on Sept. 23, 2019, Duchess Meghan wore a black-and-white wrap dress by a sustainable Malawi brand, Mayamiko, paired with black espadrille wedges. Samir Hussein, WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex, with husband Prince Harry, glitters in a black Valentino gown for the wedding of fashion designer friend Misha Nonoo to American energy entrepreneur Michael Hess on Sept. 20, 2019. Click through to see the royal in more stylish ensembles. Claudio Peri, AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex waves as she leaves a department store where she launched her first fashion capsule collection to benefit her Smart Works charity. NEIL HALL/ EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore some of the pieces from her Smart Works capsule collection, including a white blouse by her friend Misha Nonoo and slim black pants by Jigsaw, for the launch on Sept. 12, 2019, at a department store in London. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan made brief remarks at a London department store when she launched her Smart Works capsule fashion collection to benefit the working-women charity, on Sept. 12, 2019. Mark Large/Pool/ AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex was in the stands for the Women's Singles final match between her friend Serena Williams and Bianca Andreescu of Canada at the 2019 US Open in New York, Sept. 7, 2019. Meghan flew commercial to New York for the weekend, leaving behind Prince Harry and baby Archie in Windsor. Clive Brunskill/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a J. Crew denim shirtdress to watch her friend Serena Williams play Bianca Andreescu of Canada at the 2019 US Open on Sept. 7, 2019 in New York. Clive Brunskil/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex in the workroom of the Smart Works London office during her guest-editorship of September issue of British Vogue, in a picture released July 28, 2019. She is royal patron of the charity that helps jobless women dress for job interviews. @SUSSEXROYAL/ AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex accompanied husband Prince Harry to "The Lion King" premiere at Leicester Square on July 14, 2019 in London. She wore a black flared midi dress with mesh shoulders and sleeves, by Jason Wu. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex in the Royal Box on Centre Court to watch Romania's Simona Halep playing Serena Williams for the women's singles final at Wimbledon in London on July 13, 2019. BEN STANSALL/ AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex and Pippa Middleton Matthews, sister of Duchess Kate of Cambridge, arrive to watch the women's singles final match at Wimbledon, July 13, 2019. She is wearing a Givenchy white blouse and a Hugo Boss white-and-blue midi skirt with accordion pleats. Ben Curtis/ AP
Duchess Kate of Cambridge and sister-in-law Duchess Meghan of Sussex chatted happily in the Royal Box during the women's singles final match between Serena Williams and Romania's Simona Halep at Wimbledon on July 13, 2019 in London. Kate's sister, Pippa Middleton Matthews, also sat with them. Ben Curtis/ AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex holds her newborn, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, at a polo match on July 10, 2019 in Wokingham, England. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex watches her pal Serena Williams playing against Slovakia's Kaja Juvan on Day 4 of 2019 Wimbledon at The All England Lawn Tennis Club in London, on July 4, 2019. GLYN KIRK/ AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex arrives to watch Serena Williams playing against Slovakia's Kaja Juvan during their match on the fourth day of 2019 Wimbledon tennis championships, on July 4, 2019. She wore jeans, a black top and a white pin-striped blazer by L'Agence, and black suede heels. GLYN KIRK/AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan donned a white Panama-style straw hat during her July 4 outing to Wimbledon. She was joined by Lindsay Roth (R) and Genevieve Hillis, two friends from college. Laurence Griffiths/ Getty Images
Take them out to the ballgame: Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex watch the pre-game ceremonies before the MLB London Series match between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees at London Stadium on June 29, 2019. (The Yankees won.) Dan Istitene/ Getty Images
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex joined husband Prince Harry on the field prior to the start of the first of a two-game series between the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox at London Stadium in east London on June 29, 2019. PETER NICHOLLS/ AFP/Getty Images
Meghan's ensemble, a belted black dress by Stella McCartney and black Aquazzura flats, wasn't the only outfit of note -- the royal couple received a present for baby Archie as they meet players of the New York Yankees before the match. Peter Nicholls, AP
Duchess Meghan made her first public appearance since presenting newborn baby Archie to the world in early May when she joined Prince Harry and the rest of the royal family for the Trooping the Colour parade celebrating the queen's official birthday on June 8, 2019. She rode in a horse-drawn carriage down The Mall to Horseguards Parade along with 1,400 parading soldiers, almost 300 horses and 400 military band musicians who took part in the annual parade. DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/Getty Images
Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex ride by carriage down The Mall during the Trooping the Colour parade, on June 8, 2019 in London. She wore a navy blue dress-and-cape by Givenchy's Clare Waight Keller, her wedding dress designer, plus navy gloves and a matching beret-style fascinator. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan joined royal family members, including cousins James, Viscount Severn and Isla Phillips, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to watch a Royal Air Force fly-past on June 8, 2019. Meghan doffed her cape , showing her dress with white contrast sleeves. DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/ AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex touches her newborn boy's head as she and Prince Harry pose in St George's Hall at Windsor Castle on May 8, 2019. Dominic Lipinski,/ AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex pose with their newborn baby son in St George's Hall at Windsor Castle on May 8, 2019. DOMINIC LIPINSKI, AFP/Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex pose with their newborn son in St. George's Hall at Windsor Castle on May 8, 2019. Meghan was wearing a cream trench coat-style sleeveless dress wrapped with a tie at the waist. She had on beige suede Manolo Blahnik heels. Domic Lipinski / PA, EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry of Sussex leave after Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Commonwealth Day in London, March 11, 2019. Frank Augstein/ AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore an all-white ensemble to the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey, including all-white ensemble, including a chain-print Victoria Beckham dress under a white coat, plus a white pillbox-style hat, and green clutch and stilettos. Frank Augstein/ AP
Earlier on Commonwealth Day, Duchess Meghan of Sussex and Prince Harry went to Canada House in London for a youth event, March 11, 2019. Chris Jackson/ AP
Pregnant Duchess Meghan of Sussex was ready for St. Patrick's Day at Canada House on March 11, 2019, dressed in an Erdem ensemble of forest green dress and coat with sparkly black embroidered accents, plus black stilettos and clutch. Karwai Tang/ WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex attends a panel discussion on female empowerment convened to mark International Women's Day on March 8, 2019 at Kings College London. Daniel Leal-Olivas/Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex, holding her baby bump as usual, wore a black-and-white printed Reiss minidress and black Alexander McQueen blazer when she joined a panel discussion to mark International Women's Day at King's College London on March 8, 2019. Karwai Tang/WireImage
Duchess Meghan's fellow panelists at King's College London included former Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox (l) and British model Adwoa Aboah,founder of Gurls Talk, where young girls can talk about the issues that matter to them. Daniel Leal-Olivas/ WPA Pool/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex greets well-wishers after participating in a panel discussion to mark International Women's Day at Kings College London, March 8, 2019. TOLGA AKMEN/AFP/Getty Images
Prince Harry surprised an audience at Wembley Arena in London on March 6, 2019, when he brought his wife, Duchess Meghan of Sussex, on stage in a surprise appearance after his speech for WE Day UK, which brings children into stadiums across the world to learn about social-change causes. WILL OLIVER/ EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore wore black pants, a black top that showed off her baby bump and a royal blue blazer, plus black stilettos for her surprise appearance on stage with Prince Harry at WE Day UK at Wembley Arena in London, March 6, 2019. Matt Dunham/AP
Duchess Meghan and her bump turned out for a reception in honor of the 50th anniversary of the investiture of the Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace on March 5, 2019. Dominic Lipinski - WPA Pool/Getty Images
For the occasion, Meghan, beside Harry, wore a metallic, above-the-knee dress beneath an ivory coat by Amanda Wakeley. She accessorized with a neutral clutch and heels. DOMINIC LIPINSKI/AFP/Getty Images
It's a media mob scene as Duchess Meghan of Sussex arrives for her baby shower at the Mark Hotel on Feb. 19, 2019, in New York. Kevin Hagen/ AP
Surrounded by security and a horde of jostling photographers, Duchess Meghan of Sussex leaves the Surrey Hotel to travel to her baby shower at the Mark Hotel on Feb. 19, 2019, in New York. Kevin Hagen/AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a William Vintage trapeze coat over black leggings and beige heels and carried a beige bag as she arrived at the Mark Hotel on Feb. 19, 2019, in New York. Kevin Hagen/AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex arrives at the Natural History Museum in London, Feb. 12, 2019, to attend a gala performance of "The Wider Earth," a play about young Charles Darwin's expedition on HMS Beagle. ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan of Sussex, who is about seven months pregnant, attended a gala performance of "The Wider Earth," a play about the young Charles Darwin, at the Natural History Museum in London, in support of The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy and marking the 210th birthday of Darwin. She wore a white Calvin Klein turtleneck knit dress topped with a white Amanda Wakeley coat. Heathcliff O'Malley/ AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex meet young guests at a gala performance of "The Wider Earth, a play about the young Charles Darwin," at the Natural History Museum in London, Feb. 12, 2019. Heathcliff O'Malley/AP
Duchess Meghan stepped out with husband Prince Harry for the Endeavour Fund awards on Feb. 7, 2019 in London, which celebrates the achievements of wounded and sick servicemen and women who have taken part in sporting and adventure challenges over the last year. Jeff Spicer/Getty Images
Her white top and long, black skirt combo was by Givenchy and featured a knee-high slit. TOLGA AKMEN, AFP/Getty Images
Amid snowfall, Duchess Meghan of Sussex and Prince Harry visited Bristol in western England on Feb. 1, 2019, starting with a walkabout before touring the historic Old Vic theater. Karwai Tang/ WireImage
Despite the snow and the cold, the greeting was warm from a crowd of well-wishers in Bristol who turned out to see Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex on walkabout, Feb. 1, 2019. GEOFF CADDICK/EPA-EFE
Prince Harry and his pregnant wife, Duchess Meghan of Sussex, were especially keen to meet kids during their walkabout in Bristol on Feb. 1, 2019. Meghan, in a pair of high-heeled boots, was graceful on the slick cobblestone street outside the Bristol Old Vic historic theater. MARC GIDDINGS/AFP/Getty Images
Under her black William Vintage coat, Duchess Meghan wore an Oscar de la Renta black silk chiffon midi dress splashed with a dramatic pattern of colorful critters. MARC GIDDINGS/ AFP/Getty Images
During their tour of the Bristol Old Vic theater, Duchess Meghan was spotted rubbing her growing baby bump, a gesture she has repeated often in her public appearances of late. The couple's first baby is expected in the spring. Marc Giddings/AP
Sporting her first top-knot hair style, Duchess Meghan of Sussex visited the Association of Commonwealth Universities at City University in London on Jan. 31, 2019. The ACU is one of her new royal patronages, which she has been tending to in engagements over the past few weeks. YUI MOK/ AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan repeated a black Givenchy caplet coat she last wore on Remembrance Day in November, with a black pleated handkerchief midi skirt and a black knit top, plus nude heels. Meghan met students from the Commonwealth now studying in the UK during her visit to the ACU, her new royal patronage. Yui Mok/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan showed off her baby bump after visiting the Association of Commonwealth Universities in London on Jan. 31, 2019. Her baby, her first, is due in the spring. Yui Mok/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex visited one of her new patronages, the National Theatre in London, on Jan. 30, 2019. Heavily pregnant, she wore a blush-colored dress and blazer set by American designer Brandon Maxwell, plus nude suede spike heels and a Carolina Herrera clutch. NIKLAS HALLEN/AFP/Getty Images
For her first official visit to the National Theatre, Duchess Meghan of Sussex toured the theater, joined a workshop, met with technicians in various departments and watched a performance inspired by "War Horse" featuring primary school children. Kirsty Wigglesworth/AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex attended the Cirque du Soleil premiere of "Totem" at Royal Albert Hall on Jan. 16, 2019 in London. The charity gala raised money for his African children's charity, Sentebale. Paul Grover/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore Roland Mouret's glittering black/navy gown dripping in sequins and with a short slit up the front. She wore a strappy pair of spike heels and her hair was pulled up in a slick bun. Paul Grover/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex sat in the royal box at Royal Albert Hall in London for the premiere of Cirque du Soleil's "Totem," at a fundraising gala for his African children's charity, Sentebale, on Jan. 16, 2019. Paul Grover/WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex visited one of her new royal patronages, the Mayhew Center, an animal-welfare charity, in London, on Jan. 16, 2019. ANDY RAIN, EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan of Sussex, a dog-lover from way back, got to meet some cute ones during her visit to Mayhew Animal Home in London on Jan. 16, 2019, including "Roobarb." Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool, Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex cuddles a Jack Russell terrier called "Minnie" during her visit to The Mayhew Animal Home, an animal welfare charity in London, on Jan. 16, 2019. Eddie Mulholland/WPA Pool, Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore a bright ensemble for a visit to Birkenhead, northwest England, on Jan. 14, 2019. Anthony Devlin/AP
Holding Harry's hand, Meghan draws eyes in a vibrant, cherry Sentaler coat and matching Stuart Weitzman heels. Beneath the coat, she donned a purple dress from Babaton by Aritzia. Richard Martin-Roberts/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan visited Smart Works, an organization for which she is a patron, on Jan. 10, 2019 in London. Jeff Spicer/Getty Images
For the occasion, she wore a camel Oscar de la Renta coat over a dress from Hatch, with cow-print Gianvito Rossi heels. BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
At Smart Works, which helps clothe and coach women looking for work, the stylish royal helped pick out an outfit for Patsy Wardally. WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex attends the Christmas Day service at St. Mary Magdalene in Sandringham, Norfolk, Dec. 2018. STR/EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan of Sussex and Prince Harry attend Christmas Day service at St Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham estate on Dec. 25, 2018 in Norfolk, England. She is dressed almost entirely in Victoria Beckham, including navy coat, navy fascinator, black boots and black box bag. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Prince Charles, Prince William, Duchess Kate of Cambridge, Duchess Meghan of Sussex and Prince Harry arrive together for royal family's annual walk to Christmas Day service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk, on Dec. 25, 2018. PAUL ELLIS/AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan kept warm in a Soia & Kyo wool coat when visiting the Royal Variety Charity's Brinsworth House on Dec. 18, 2018 in Twickenham, England. Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Untied, the coat revealed a floral-print Brock Collection dress and the royal's baby bump. Matt Dunham/AP
Meghan strayed from her usual -- a bateau neck -- and chose a frock with a square neckline that exposed the top of her back. Geoff Pugh- WPA Pool/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore burgundy when she returned to the Hubb Community Kitchen Nov. 21, 2018 to see how funds raised by a charity cookbook impacted the kitchen. Jack Taylor/Getty Images
Meghan turned to Club Monaco for her seasonal outfit: a three-quarter coat coordinated with a long-sleeve dress with velvet collar. She finished the look with tights and Givenchy booties. Karwai Tang/WireImage
Duchess Meghan sported her frequent hairstyle -- the bun -- to The Royal Variety Performance at London Palladium on Nov. 19, 2018. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Meghan sparkled in a two-piece ensemble comprised of a sequinned Safiyaa bustier and long black skirt. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Prince Harry appeared to coordinate in a classic black and white tuxedo. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan, with Prince Harry, attended a service at Westminster Abbey marking The Centenary Of WWI Armistice on Nov. 11, 2018, wearing a two-piece, navy ensemble. Samir Hussein/WireImage
A double-breasted top, with Meghan's signature wide neckline featured a belt that cinched her waist. Karwai Tang/WireImage
During the Remembrance Sunday and Centenary of the Armistice service on Whitehall on Nov. 11, 2018, Meghan wore a black Givenchy design, with layered shoulders. ANDY RAIN/EPA-EFE
At the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Nov. 10, 2018, Meghan bundled up in a 3/4 Stella McCartney coat with a sash. Chris Jackson/Getty Images
For the event, she wore her dark locks in loose curls with a center part. Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex attended the wedding of her cousin-in-law, Princess Eugenie of York, to Jack Brooksbank at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle on Oct.12, 2018. Alastair Grant/WPA Pool/Getty Images
What were Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan telling his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, here? Three days later the palace announced Harry and Meghan expect a baby in the spring. Many observers suspected it when Meghan wore a notably full coat-and-dress outfit by Givenchy to Princess Eugenie's wedding on Oct. 12, 2018. AARON CHOWN/AFP/Getty Images
For Princess Eugenie's wedding, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan sat in the choir of St. George's Chapel, where they themselves had wed in a spectacular ceremony only five months earlier. Owen Humphreys/WPA Pool/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex looked happy and slim during a visit to Sussex on Oct. 3, 2018 in Bognor Regis, England, but it turned out she had a secret: On Oct. 15, the palace announced she's pregnant and expecting in the spring. She and Prince Harry married on May 19th 2018 in Windsor. Samir Hussein/WireImage
During an official visit to Sussex on Oct. 3, 2018, Meghan wore a deep green Hugo Boss below-the-knee leather skirt paired with a forest green top and Armani tan blazer. She also carried a Gabriela Hearst Demi handbag in emerald satin and wore cream suede stilettos. Karwai Tang, WireImage
For her first visit to the seat of her royal title, the Duchess of Sussex tied her hair back in her trademark messy low bun and wore minimal jewelry. Heathcliff O'Malley, AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex opens the 'Oceania' art exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts on Sept. 25, 2018 in London. Karwai Tang/WireImage
Duchess Meghan wore a dress by Givenchy, her wedding dress designer, for her first solo engagement to open the "Oceania" exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts in London. The midi dress featured sheer sleeves and a velvet V-shaped applique plunging from the neckline. Arthur Edwards/Pool/AP
Duchess Meghan examines one of the textile works of art in the "Oceania" exhibit, which brings together around 200 works spanning over 500 years. The first-ever major survey of Oceanic art held in Britain, the show celebrates the art of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia and a vast Pacific region including New Guinea, Easter Island, Hawaii and New Zealand. ARTHUR EDWARDS/Pool/AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan is welcomed with a traditional Maori hongi rubbed nose greeting from a New Zealand guest when she opened the "Oceania" exhibit at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, Sept. 25, 2018. Arthur Edwards/Pool/ AP
Duchess Meghan wore a favorite pair of stilettos, her Aquazzura Deneuve pumps with the bow at the top of the heel. ARTHUR EDWARDS/Pool/AFP/Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex attend the Coach Core Awards at Loughborough University in London on Sept. 24, 2018. They met apprentices and took part in drills and team games before meeting this year's graduates of their royal charity project to harness the power of sport to help youths. EDDIE MULHOLLAND/ AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan wore a blue, draped and belted Oscar de la Renta top with large, hanging ruffles, over Altuzarra pants and black stilettos. WPA Pool/ Getty Images
Duchess Meghan's Smythe wool coat provided a burst of color at the Sept. 20, 2018, launch party for a charity cookbook for which she wrote the foreword. The outerwear stands out against the neutrals worn by her dates for the celebration, Prince Harry, and her mom, Doria Ragland. BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
Though she was dressed impeccably, Meghan seemingly didn't hesitate to lend a hand for food prep at the party. BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
Beneath her fabulous coat, Meghan displayed toned arms in a sleeveless turtleneck, which she paired with a pleated skirt. BEN STANSALL/AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex chats with guests during the interval break at a charity gala performance in London on Sept. 6, 2018, marking the centenary of the end of WWI. GEOFF PUGH/ AFP/Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan arrive for "100 Days to Peace," an evening of music marking the centenary of the end of WWI, at Westminster Central Hall in London, Sept. 6, 2018. Geoff Pugh/AP
Duchess Meghan of Sussex looked glamorous in an electric blue Jason Wu dress with a ruffle detail and matching spike heels, with her hair down in loose curls. Karwai Tang/ WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex arrives for the annual WellChild Awards ceremony at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, Sept. 4, 2018. FACUNDO ARRIZABALAGA, EPA-EFE
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a tuxedo-like Altuzarra pantsuit paired with a silky Deitas black blouse, with black pumps for the WellChild awards, which honors seriously ill children and young people and the people who support them. Matt Dunham/ AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan pose Mckenzie Brackley, 4, during the annual WellChild Awards at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London, Sept. 4, 2018. Victoria Jones/Pool/ AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex at a gala performance of "Hamilton" in London Aug. 29, 2018. Meghan wore a tuxedo minidress by Judith & Charles. Dan Charity/Pool, Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex take their seats next to Lin-Manuel Miranda for a charity gala performance of "Hamilton" in London on Aug. 29, 2018. Dan Charity/AFP/Getty Images
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan of Sussex talk to "Hamilton" cast, including the actor who played Harry's ancestor, King George III, in the global smash hit musical about Alexander Hamilton. The performance raised money for Harry's African children's charity Sentebale. Dan Charity/AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex accompanied husband Prince Harry to the wedding of his old school friend, Charlie Van Straubenzee, on her birthday, Aug. 4, 2018 in Frensham, England. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a navy collared dress with a pleated, multi-colored skirt by Club Monaco, to the wedding she attended with Prince Harry on her birthday, Aug. 4, 2018. Harry's old school friend, Charlie Van Straubenzee, wed Daisy Jenks in in Frensham, England. Samir Hussein/WireImage
Duchess Meghan stunned in denim on July 26, 2018, at a charity polo match benefiting Sentebale, a charity co-founded Prince Harry. Samir Hussein/WireImage
For the event held at Windsor's Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club, Meghan paired an affordable J.Crew clutch with an A-line dress by Carolina Herrera. Chris Jackson/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan was glowing during her and Prince Harry's visit to the Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition at Southbank Centre on July 17, 2018 in London. Samir Hussein, Samir Hussein/WireImage
Meghan wore a trench dress from the Canadian brand House of Nonie, paired with nude Dior pumps and a Mulberry clutch. Karwai Tang, WireImage
Duchess Meghan of Sussex looks at a pickaxe similar to the one used by Nelson Mandela on Robben Island, at the Nelson Mandela Centenary Exhibition, marking the 100th anniversary of anti-apartheid leader's birth, at the Southbank Centre in London, July 17, 2018. Meghan has said Mandela is one of her heroes. Arthur Edwards/Pool/AP
Royal sisters-in-law, Duchess Kate of Cambridge and Duchess Meghan of Sussex, at Wimbledon on July 14, 2018. Meghan wore wore a blue-and-white collared shirt by Ralph Lauren tucked into sleek, summery white palazzo pants. Kate wore a Jenny Packham cream and black polka dot dress with ruffled detailing. Clive Mason/Getty Images
The sisterly bond between Duchess Kate and Duchess Meghan appeared to be firm judging from their animated interactions when they attended the Wimbledon womens' finals on July 14, 2018 in London. Clive Mason/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex attends a reception to mark the centenary of the Royal Air Force at Buckingham Palace on July 10, 2018. CHRIS J RATCLIFFE/AFP/Getty Images
Duchess Meghan of Sussex wore a black fit-and-flared dress by Dior with a boatneck neckline, topped by a matching Stephen Jones fascinator, for a day of ceremonies marking the centenary of the RAF, which started with a service at Westminster Abbey on July 10, 2018. Steve Parsons/PA/ via AP
In 2011, Lees traveled back to her home country for Prince William and Duchess Kate's wedding — Kate Middleton and Lees' daughter share a hometown: Upper Bucklebury.
"When I went over to see William and Kate get married, the whole thing was all electrified and everything, but this time I don't think it's going to be that way. I think they'll just accept it for what it is," Lees said of the media frenzy surrounding Prince Harry and Duchess Megan's decision.
Lees has children and grandchildren across the pond, and they've all mentioned the royal debacle. Lees, aka Nanny Jean, remains optimistic if a tad heartbroken. "I do feel so depressed and upset for the queen. I'm an American citizen now, but she's still my royal family."
One major silver lining to her? The bond between the princes. "Harry will always be a brother to William," she said.
Here's what British pubs in Brevard are saying — and where to join in on the conversation.
"Whatever makes them happy," Jane Collette, owner/general manager of the Pig and Whistle in Cocoa Beach, said in response to the royal announcement.
Aside from a chuckle, Paul Whitehouse, owner of Archie's Bar and Grill in Melbourne, declined to comment on the prince and duchess' decision.
Whitehouse did say his British pub gets a lot of English customers and anticipates people will talk about the young royals while they gnosh on a familiar English staple: "We serve the best fish and chips in the county," he said.
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex: Photos through the years
Prince Henry Charles Albert David has been in the spotlight since the day he was born, the second son of the future king of England and Princess Diana, one of the most-watched women in the world. The attention hasn't always been kind – or welcome – but Harry has weathered tumult and now settles in as a married man and new dad. The prince was born on Sept. 15, 1984, and his parents, Prince Charles and Princess Diana leave St. Mary's Hospital in London with newborn the next day. AP
Princess Diana with Prince William and baby Prince Harry shortly after his birth in 1984. Associated Press
Princess Diana runs to Harry and William aboard the royal yacht Britannia in 1987. Photo by Jayne Fincher Photographers International
Harry, then almost 5, has the biggest grin in a group portrait with his parents and brother in the Sicily Islands in June 1989. Associated Press /PA
On Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands with Princess Diana, William and other friends and relatives during their vacation in April 1990. Elise Amendola, AP
At age 7, Harry enjoys a ride with his mother and brother on the Maid of Mist in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, in October 1991. Hans Dderyk, Associated Press
Harry and Diana at the races in July1994, when he was just shy of 10. The Princess of Wales was to present the winner's cup at the British Grand Prix. Alistair Grant, Associated Press
In Jaunary 1995, Harry joins William and his cousins Princess Beatrice, 6, center right, and Princess Eugenie, 4, children of Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, at the exclusive Klosters ski resort in Switzerland. Photo by Martin Keene, Associated Press
Harry and his family gather for the VJ Day commemoration in London in August 1995. Johnny Eggitt, AFP/Getty Images
In September 1995, Harry accompanies his by-then estranged parents to Eton for Will's first day of school there, watching as he signs the entrance book. Associated Press
Shock and awe descend in September 1997 when Diana is killed in a Paris car crash. Harry, then nearly 13, with his father and brother, is moved, along with the rest of the country, by the sea of tributes left for his mother outside Kensington Palace. Rebecca Naden, Associated Press
Britain wept at the sight of Prince Philip, Prince William, Earl Spencer, Prince Harry and Prince Charles walking behind Diana's funeral procession on Sept. 6, 1997, from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey. Jeff Mitchell, Associated Press
Harry waits with his father and brother for Princess Diana's coffin to be loaded into a hearse after the funeral service in Westminster Abbey. John Gaps III, Associated Press
A few months later, Harry accompanies his father to South Africa and meets the Spice Girls, including Emma Bunton, in Johannesburg on Nov. 1, 1997. John Stillwell, AFP
The traditional photo call at Klosters, this time in April 2000, features Will, Harry and Prince Charles horsing around for the media on the third day of their holiday at the Swiss resort. John Stillwell, Associated Press
After their mother's death, the British media agreed to leave the boys alone while they were still in school. Harry followed his brother to Eton. Here, at nearly 19 and wearing the Eton uniform, Harry prepares to leave the school in May 2003. Kirsty Wigglesworth, Associated Press
The young royals are known to dislike the paparazzi. Sometimes Harry fights back, as in this instance outside an exclusive London nightclub in the early hours of Oct. 21, 2004. Prince and pap were slightly injured. Photo by Charlie Pycraft, AP
A low point for Harry: Wearing a Nazi swastika on his arm for a costume party in January 2005. The British tabloid The Sun printed the picture just as the royal family prepared to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Holocaust. Harry, then 20, apologized profusely. Gabriel Bouys, AFP
When his father and Camilla Parker Bowles marry in April 2005, Harry is there for the small civil wedding at Windsor's town hall, and for the reception hosted by the queen at Windsor Castle. He also helps decorate the going-away car. Tim Ockenden, AFP/Getty Images
Harry has many female friends but only a few serious girlfriends, including Chelsy Davy, a Zimbabwe-born London lawyer. In 2007, the two snuggle at a cricket match in St John's, Antigua. Shaun Botterill, Getty Images
Not a couple but still pals, Harry and Pippa Middleton stand up as best man and maid of honor at their siblings' royal wedding in April 2011. Photo by John Stillwell /WPA Pool/ Getty Images
Harry and fellow Apache helicopter crew members relax with a computer football game during a 12-hour VHR (very high readiness) shift at Camp Bastion in Afghanistan in November 2012. John Stillwell, WPA Pool/Getty Images
Harry is a huge hit on his first big overseas tour, representing the queen during her Diamond Jubilee year in the spring of 2012. He started here in Belize, touched down in the Bahamas and Jamaica, and also went to Brazil. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Harry, a keen polo player, has played all over the world. Here, he charges down a field in Campinas, Brazil, during his Diamond Jubilee visit that March. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Harry typically throws himself into whatever he's doing. Here, he poses with track star Usain Bolt at the University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Harry can dress like a royal when the occasion demands. Wearing a top hat and tails, he travels in a horse-drawn carriage procession to Buckingham Palace for the Diamond Jubilee Lunch on June 5. Stefan Wermuth. WPA Pool/Getty Images
During the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Kate, Will and Harry are Olympic Ambassadors and enthusiastic cheerleaders in the stands for all the athletes, and the British competitors in particular. Quinn Rooney, Getty Images
In August 2012, just before deploying to Afghanistan, Harry visits Las Vegas, getting naked at a party. Another guest snaps cellphone pictures, which are, of course, published online. Harry apologizes, saying later that it was a case of behaving too much like a pilot about to deploy and not enough like a prince. Daniel Sorabji, AFP/Getty Images
Harry entered Sandhurst military academy after Eaton, joining the Army and becoming a helicopter pilot. He did two tours of duty in Afghanistan. On his second tour of duty in December 2012, 28-year-old Harry does a pre-flight check. John Stillwell, AFP/Getty Images
Harry's African children's charity, Sentebale, is close to his heart, along with the country of Lesotho and its heir, Prince Seeiso, who co-founded the charity. Here, he visits Kananelo Center for the deaf in Lesotho in February 2013. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
During a weeklong tour of the USA in May 2013, Harry met with first lady Michelle Obama at the White House, laid a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery, toured New York City, played in a charity polo match in Connecticut and went to the Warrior Games in Colorado. He also checked out Superstorm Sandy damage at the New Jersey shore, accompanied by Gov. Chris Christie, where he greets a fellow ginger. John Stillwell, Pool /Getty Images
The campaign against landmines couldn't have asked for a better patron than Princess Diana, until Harry took up the cause. In August 2013, he's in Angola, inspecting the work of the Halo Trust, touring minefields and checking out the damage that mines can do. AP/Halo Trust
Harry is dressed to impress in military whites during a two-day trip to Australia in October 2013 to help commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Royal Australian Navy's fleet arriving into Sydney. Ryan Pierse, Getty Images
A different kind of low point for Harry: at the bottom of the world. That's him, one of the leaders of teams of wounded warriors from four nations on a race to reach the South Pole in December 2013. WWTW / Getty Images
Harry and girlfriend Cressida Bonas at a rugby match in London in March 2014. They broke up soon after. Stefan Wermuth, Reuters
Harry's always drawn to the little ones. In Santiago, Chile, in June 2014, he meets Matias Gonzalez at a kindergarten for indigenous children. Dan Charity, Pool/ Getty Images
When Kate Middleton joins the royal family, Harry says he finally has the sister he's always wanted. With brother Will, they make for a tight trio of young royals. Virginia Mayo, AP
Visiting an art installation at the Tower of London on August 5, 2014, commemorating the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of First World War. When finished, the nearly 900,000 ceramic poppies will represent each of the British and Commonwealth troops who died in the war. Harry, Will and Kate each "planted" a poppy in sea of blood-red blooms spilling out of a window and through the moat around the ancient fortress. John Stillwell, WPA /Pool Getty Images
Harry tries out a F-Type Jag at the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge, a curtain-raiser for the Invictus Games, that September. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Playing a game of touch rugby with children during a visit to Linton Military Camp on May 13, 2015, in Palmerston North, New Zealand. Hagen Hopkins, Getty Images
The prince poses backstage with Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga and Elton John after Bennett and Lady Gaga's Cheek to Cheek Tour performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London on June 8, 2015. Mark Allan, Mark Allan/Invision/AP
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Charles, Prince George, Prince William, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry and Prince Philip watch the flyby from the balcony of Buckingham Palace following the Trooping the Colour ceremony on June 13, 2015. The ceremony is Queen Elizabeth II's annual birthday parade and dates back to the time of Charles II in the 17th century, when the colors of a regiment were used as a rallying point in battle. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Harry poses with retired RAF pilot Tom Neil, 95, a Battle of Britain vet, after Neil landed in a Spitfire Aircraft following a historic 75th anniversary flyby. Harry was supposed to fly in the plane, but gave up his seat to Neil after another Spitfire was grounded for service reasons. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
And what about that ginger beard? The attention-getting fuzz is a holdover from his summer conservation mission in Africa, where it's hard to shave went you're living in tents in the bush. Judging from social media, Harry's fans approve. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
With Prince William and Duchess Kate, Prince Harry welcomes President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama to Kensington Palace on April 22, 2016. WPA Pool, Getty Images
Prince Harry, creator of the Invictus Games, poses with UK Armed Forces athlete Dave Henson (with gold in the 200m) and other medal winners at the 2016 Games in Orlando, Florida. Invictus is the only International sporting event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. Chris Jackson, Getty Images for Invictus
Harry smiles as neice Charlotte and nephew George steal the spotlight during the 2016 Trooping the Colour. That year's events officially marked the queen's 90th birthday. Samir Hussein, WireImage
Onstage with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho and the Basotho Youth Choir at the finale of the Sentebale Concert at Kensington Palace on June 28, 2016, in London. Coldplay headlined the event, which raised money to help the vulnerable and HIV positive children of Lesotho and Botswana. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Harry stands alongside his grandfather, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, during their visit to the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey in central London on Nov. 10, 2016. Eddie Mulholland, AFP/Getty Images
He takes aim while playing cricket during an official visit on Nov. 25, 2016, in Castries, Saint Lucia. Samir Hussein, WireImage
While in Bridgetown, Barbados, Harry and Rihanna attend the 'Man Aware' event held by the Barbados National HIV/AIDS Commission on Dec. 1, 2016. Both took an HIV test. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
On March 21, 2017, he shows off fancy footwork at a sports session put on by Pink Lizard, a youth organization. WPA Pool, Getty Images
Rooting for participants in the 2017 London Marathon. CHRIS JACKSON, AFP/Getty Images
William and Harry are dashing guests at the wedding of Duchess Kate's sister, Pippa Middleton, and James Matthews on May 20, 2017. STRINGER / POOL, EPA
On July 7, 2017, Harry pays a visit to a boy with Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome. NIGEL RODDIS, AFP/Getty Images
At a polo match on July 15, 2017, at Cirencester Park Polo Club in England, the prince earns the MVP award. Samir Hussein, WireImage
Harry interacts with children July 28, 2017, while visiting, StreetGames' Fit and Fed, which aims to provide children and young people with access to activity sessions during the summer. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Princes William and Harry leave an event at the memorial garden at Kensington Palace on Aug. 30, 2017. The garden was transformed into a White Garden dedicated in the memory of their mother, Princess Diana. WPA Pool, Getty Images
Harry places flowers from members of the public at the Golden Gates of Kensington Palace on the eve of the 20th anniversary of his mother's death. Alastair Grant, AP
At the Manchester City Football Club, Harry drops in on a training session on Sept. 4, 2017. WPA Pool, Getty Images
Harry appears to make a pinky promise while on a walkabout at the Cathedral Quarter in Belfast on Sept. 7, 2017. PAUL FAITH, AFP/Getty Images
At the 100 Women in Finance Gala Dinner on Oct. 11, 2017, Harry is looking smart. Jeff Spicer, Getty Images
On Nov. 27, 2017, Clarence House said Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, seen in September at the Invictus Games in Toronto, are engaged. Nathan Denette, AP
Meghan, now the Duchess of Sussex, and Prince Harry hold hands on the steps of St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle following their wedding on May 19, 2018. Brian Lawless/AP
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan arrive for "100 Days to Peace," an evening of music marking the centenary of the end of WWI, at Westminster Central Hall in London on Sept. 6, 2018. Geoff Pugh/AP
At the Royal Marines Commando Training Centre on Sept. 13, 2018, in Lympstone, United Kingdom. Samir Hussein, WireImage
During his visit, he looks at a mini car and talks with members of The Invictus Games Foundation GT Championship team. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
It's not just people who are charmed by the prince. He get wags as well, as when he stopped to pet the dog of a well-wisher during his and Duchess Meghan's first joint official visit to Sussex on Oct. 3. Daniel Leal-Olivas, AFP/Getty Images
The couple traveled to Australia in October 2018. Here he is with Fred Bulanyu Leone at Pile Valley on Fraser Island, Australia. Darren England, EPA-EFE
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also visit Abel Tasman National Park in New Zealand. The couple announced they were expecting a child at the start of their trip. Samir Hussein, Pool Photo
At the end of their visit, Harry and Meghan attend the medal ceremony of the wheelchair basketball final at the Invictus Games 2018 in Sydney. Saeed Khan, AFP/Getty Images
Dad-in-waiting Prince Harry displays some of his skills delighting children on Nov. 26, 2018, at the start of a two-day state visit to Zambia in southern Africa, accepting flowers from a nervous little girl on his arrival at the Kenneth Kaunda airport in Lusaka. Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/AP
Whether he's greeting children or senior citizens, Prince Harry always leans in. He met with WWII veterans and widows at the Burma Barracks in Lusaka, Zambia. DAWOOD SALIM/AFP/Getty Images
That December, Harry addresses the audience before a gala performance of "Bat Out of Hell - The Musical" in support of the Invictus Games Foundation. Chris Jackson/Getty Images/AP
The Fab Four: William, Kate, Meghan and Harry attend Christmas Day church service at Church of St. Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham estate on Dec. 25, 2018, in King's Lynn, England. Samir Hussein, WireImage
Onstage during a reception in aid of England Rugby's 'Try for Change' program and the Jonny Wilkinson Foundation at Kensington Palace on Feb. 13, 2019. Paul Grover, Pool Photo
Harry and Meghan visit the Moroccan Royal Federation of Equestrian Sports to learn more about Morocco's developing program of supporting children with special needs on Feb. 25 in Rabat, Morocco. Samir Hussein, WireImage
During the Virgin Money London Marathon on April 28. Naomi Baker, Getty Images
Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, with their newborn son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, in Winsdor Castle on May 8, 2019. Archie, who was born May 6, is seventh in line to the British throne. Domic Lipinski, PA via EPA-EFE
Trying archery during a presentation of the Invictus Games The Hague 2020 in the Netherlands on May 9. Patrick Van Katwijk, AFP/Getty Images
Meghan and Harry ride by carriage down the Mall on June 8 during Trooping the Colour, their first public appearance since Archie's birth. Samir Hussein, WireImage
The Yankees invaded the U.K. in June. And not just any Yankees – the New York kind. Harry and Meghan talk with starting pitcher CC Sabathia before their game against the Boston Red Sox at London Stadium June 20. Steven Flynn, USA TODAY Sports
Harry competes during King Power Royal Charity Polo Day for the Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha Memorial Trophy at Billingbear Polo Club on July 10 in Wokingham, England. Chris Jackson, Getty Images for The King Power
He has some fun during the trophy presentation. Chris Jackson, Getty Images for The King Power
The duke and duchess attend the European premiere of "The Lion King" on July 14. Niklas Halle'n, Pool Photo
Dr. Jane Goodall greets the prince as he attends her Roots & Shoots Global Leadership Meeting at Windsor Castle on July 23. Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool Photo
Noah Nicholson, 1, is happy to see the prince during his visit to Sheffield Childrens Hospital on July 25 in Sheffield, England. Chris Jackson, Chris Jackson Collection via Getty Images
Later that day, Harry meets players and their families during his visit to the Invictus UK Trials at the English Institute of Sport Sheffield. Chris Jackson, Chris Jackson Collection via Getty Images
Harry marks the fifth anniversary of the Invictus Games with a reception at the Guildhall on Sept. 10. Andy Rain, EPA-EFE
Prince Harry, with former Invictus Games competitor Paul Vice, left, completes a trade as he attends the 15th annual BGC Charity Day, on Sept. 11 in London. The annual day is to commemorate the 658 Cantor Fitzgerald and the 61 EuroBrokers employees who lost their lives in the 9/11 attacks. Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool Photo
On Oct. 29, Harry attends the launch of Team UK for the Invictus Games Foundation's The Hague 2020 competition. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
Harry, who founded the Invictus Games in 2014, hugs a competitior at the launch. Chris Jackson, Getty Images
He takes the stage at the inaugural OnSide Awards on Nov. 17, 2019, announcing the winners of the Health and Wellbeing category award. Matt Dunham, AP
If you'd like to visit a British pub in Brevard and likely join a conversation about the royal family, here's where to go:
• Dog and Bone British Pub, 9 Stone St., Cocoa Village. Call 321-636-9006 or visit dognbonecocoa.com.
• Pig & Whistle, 240 N. Orlando Ave., Cocoa Beach. Call 321-799-0724 or visit pigandwhistlecocoabeach.com.
• Archie's Bar and Grill, 2996 Lake Washington Road, Melbourne. Call 321-610-8011.
Maria Puente of USA TODAY contributed to this report.
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Most lavish royal weddings in history
As the one-year anniversary of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's $42 million wedding approaches, 24/7 Wall Street has combed through news articles to find the most lavish royal weddings in history. Scroll through to learn more. Andrew Matthews/ AP
1. Margaret of York and Charles the Bold of Burgundy • Date: July 3, 1468 • Adjusted to today's prices, the wedding of Margaret of York to Charles the Bold cost $200 million. The reception included a four-day jousting competition and a week of parades, pageants, performances and feasts. Margaret wore a diamond- and pearl-encrusted tiara, an ermine-lined gown, and was transported in a gold litter drawn by white horses. There were even fountains spewing sweet wine. Michaelsanders / Wikimedia Commons / PD-US-expired, Rogier van der Weyden / Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain
2. Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip • Date: Nov. 20, 1947 • Before the wedding of Princess Elizabeth, currently the Queen of England, her fiance Prince Philip was made the Duke of Edinburgh. Their 500-pound cake was 9 feet tall, decorated with both families' seals, and was cut with the duke's Mountbatten sword. Elizabeth's dress was decorated with crystals and 10,000 seed pearls. The royal couple received more than 2,500 wedding gifts from all over the world. Public Domain / Wikimedia Commons
3. Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly • Date: April 18, 1956 • Grace Kelly, an American actress, retired from her successful career when she wed the Prince of Monaco, Rainier Grimaldi III. Kelly's dress, a gift from MGM studios featuring antique lace and hundreds of pearls, required six weeks and 30 seamstresses to complete. Her veil was made from 90 yards of tulle, and the dinner included lobster, champagne, caviar and a 200-pound cake topped with a cage holding a pair of live turtledoves. Express / Getty Images
4. Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones • Date: May 6, 1960 • Princess Margaret's was the first royal wedding to be broadcast on TV, and had more than 300 million viewers. The princess arrived at Westminster Abbey in a glass coach in the presence of 2,000 congregants, including movie stars, politicians and royalty. Her silk organza dress took almost 33 yards of fabric to create, and her massive antique tiara, originally made for Lady Poltimore in the 1870s, was recently auctioned for $1.7 million. Getty Images / Getty Images
5. King Constantine II and Princess Anne-Marie • Date: Sept. 18, 1964 • When the King of Greece married the Princess of Denmark, the festivities lasted for weeks and spanned both countries. Beginning Sept. 7 with a private reception in Denmark, a lavish dinner the next night for 1,000 guests, and a carriage procession through Copenhagen to greet the crowds, the party then sailed to Greece where the King hosted three large receptions with 6,000 guests. The couple finally married on Sept. 18 with a guest list that included more than 55 princes and princesses, eight reigning monarchs, and royal and government representatives from more than 87 countries. Milos Bicanski / Getty Images
6. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid al Makhtoum and Sheikha Hing Bint Makhtoum • Date: April 26, 1979 • Possibly the most expensive royal wedding in history at $137 million, this Dubai ceremony required a new stadium that would fit 20,000 people. Thirty-four private jets brought guests from all over the world and the festivities lasted seven days, five of which were declared a national holiday. Salah Malkawi / Getty Images
7. Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer • Date: July 29, 1981 • The wedding of Prince Charles to Diana Spencer, who became beloved all over the world for her dedication to charity work, was attended by 2 million street spectators and another 750 million people watched on television. Diana's dress featured a 25-foot lace and taffeta train, and the 5-foot tall wedding cake took 14 weeks to complete. There was even a backup cake in case the first became damaged. The wedding costs totaled about $70 million. Associated Press
8. Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson • Date: July 23, 1986 • The wedding of the Duke and Duchess of York was attended by British and foreign royalty alike, as well as Nancy Reagan and Elton John. More than 100,000 people lined the streets outside Buckingham Palace. For the ceremony, Westminster Abbey was decorated with 30,000 flowers. Fergie's ivory silk dress, designed by British couturer Lindka Cierach, was embroidered with roses, anchors and bumblebees (inspired by her new family crest), and had a 17-foot train. She also wore a 20-foot veil and a crown of fragrant gardenias (her husband's favorite flower). Their boozy marzipan cake was soaked with rum, brandy and port, and was more than 5 feet tall. Elke Wetzig (Elya) / Wikimedia Commons
9. Crown Prince Naruhito and Masako Owada • Date: June 9, 1993 • In a traditional ceremony at the Imperial Palace, Masako Owada donned a juni-hitoe (a 12-layered garment). The silk kimono weighed 30 pounds and cost more than $300,000. Prince Naruhito wore a traditional orange robe representing the rising sun. Though the wedding was attended by 800 guests, the ceremony took place in a hidden Shinto shrine dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu. The couple then changed into formal western wedding attire and in a ritual that was performed for the next three nights, they ate gifts of mochi offered to them along with wishes for a healthy male child. Naruhito became emperor of Japan on May 1 after his father abdicated. Getty Images / Getty Images
10. Prince Abdullah II of Jordan and Rania al-Yassin • Date: June 10, 1993 • For her marriage to Prince Abdullah, Rania al-Yassin had two dresses by British designer Bruce Oldfield (who also created many of Princess Diana's evening gowns): one with gold detailing for the traditional Muslim ceremony, and a less modest dress for the reception. Their huge multi-tiered cake, decorated with lace and crowns, was cut with a sword. Prince Abdullah, the oldest of the king's 12 children, became King of Jordan six years after the wedding, in 1999. Salah Malkawi / Getty Images
11. Prince Pavlos of Greece and Marie-Chantal Miller • Date: July 1, 1995 • The Greek prince and his bride chose to hold their wedding at St. Sophia's Cathedral in London, in a celebration that cost $7 million. Marie-Chantal, whose dowry was about $258 million, wore a $233,000 silk dress encrusted with pearls, with a 13-foot train. The cathedral was decorated with 30,000 pink flowers, and the eight-tier cake was decorated with roses, inspired by a china pattern from the royal collection. There were even 300 smaller cakes, one for every dinner table. Chris Jackson / Getty Images
12. Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones • Date: June 19, 1999 • During the wedding of Prince Edward, the youngest son of Queen Elizabeth of England, the drive to Windsor Castle was lined with 8,000 locals chosen to represent the town of Windsor, where the bride arrived in a Rolls Royce wearing a wedding dress decorated with 325,000 hand-sewn pearls and cut glass beads. Dinner included pastries of smoked haddock and mushroom, beef stroganoff, fresh raspberries and a seven-tier, 10-foot tall devil's food cake decorated with sugar roses. FINDLAY KEMBER, Associated Press
13. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway and Mette-Marit Tjessem Høiby • Date: Aug. 25, 2001 • Despite rain, more than 100,000 people gathered along the route from the royal palace to the cathedral to congratulate Crown Prince Haakon and Mette-Marit on their wedding day. Street parties, cannons firing and fireworks followed the ceremony, while the bride and groom cruised in a 1966 Lincoln convertible to the reception. Mette-Marit's silk gown was a replica of the dress her husband's great-grandmother, Queen Maud, wore at her wedding. Mette-Marit also wore a 1910 diamond tiara and carried a woven flower garland instead of a bouquet. Ragnar Singsaas / Getty Images
14. Prince Frederik of Denmark and Mary Donaldson • Date: May 14, 2004 • When Prince Frederik of Denmark married Australian Mary Donaldson, weeks of celebration ensued. Events included a formal reception on April 20, a military parade, a concert, a sailing race, a dinner hosted by the Queen in Christiansborg Palace, a private night club party, and a gala performance at the Royal Theatre. For the ceremony, Mary wore a simple off-the-shoulder satin gown with a 19-foot train and an antique lace veil previously worn by Princess Margareta of Sweden. Her bouquet featured Australian eucalyptus flown in for the wedding. Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images
15. Felipe, Prince of Asturias, and Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano • Date: May 22, 2004 • Taking place two months after a terrorist attack in Madrid, the wedding of Prince Felipe of Spain and Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano required 20,000 police officers for security. It was attended by more than 1,700 guests, including 30 heads of state. Letizia wore a Prussian diamond tiara, a silk gown woven with silver and gold threads, and a hand-embroidered 10-foot veil. The dinner included seafood pastry tartlets on a bed of scallops and roast capon. Pool / Getty Images
16. Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden • Date: June 19, 2010 • Princess Victoria married her fitness trainer, Daniel Westling, against the wishes of her father, King Carl XVI Gustaf. An estimated 250,000 people lined the streets, which were decorated with flowers, to witness the marriage. Victoria's duchess silk dress, designed by Swedish designer Par Engsheden, had a 15-foot train. The couple's cake, a gift from Sweden's Association of Bakers and Confectioners, weighed 550 pounds, and had 11 tiers, all shaped like four-leaf clovers. Pool / Getty Images
17. Prince Nikolaos and Tatiana Ellinka Blatnik • Date: Aug. 25, 2010 • Held on the island of Spetses, Greece, the wedding of Prince Nikolaus to Venezuelan-born Tatiana Ellinka Blatnik featured a horse-drawn carriage, sea-themed bridesmaids' gowns, boat horns and a seaside dinner of champagne risotto, beef tagliata and a pavlova meringue cake with fresh fruit and Chantilly cream. Tatiana's dress, designed by fellow Venezuelan Angel Sanchez, was fashioned out of 131 feet of French lace. Chris Jackson / Getty Images
18. Prince William and Kate Middleton • Date: April 29, 2011 • This Westminster Abbey wedding is estimated to have cost $34 million, with a whopping $32 million possibly spent just on security. Kate's dress, designed by Sarah Burton of the fashion label Alexander McQueen, was another major expense at $434,000. Chris Jackson / Getty Images
19. Prince Albert II of Monaco and Charlene Wittstock • Date: July 2, 2011 • Grace Kelly's son, Prince Albert II, married Charlene Wittstock, a South African swimmer, in two ceremonies held a day apart, one civil and one religious. Charlene's dress, embroidered with crystals and mother of pearl, took more than 2,500 hours to create. The wedding celebraton cost $55 million-plus. Andreas Rentz / Getty Images
20. King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck and Jetsun Pema • Date: Oct. 13, 2011 • The Dragon King of Bhutan's 2011 wedding to Jetsun Pema cost an estimated $17 million, but the whole populace was invited to the party. The country declared a three-day holiday in honor of the marriage, for which the king provided a huge traditional lunch buffet for the public, along with music and dance performances. The Buddhist wedding ceremony took place in the king's 17th-century fortress; the king descended from his throne wearing a red raven crown to meet his bride, who donned a traditional wraparound skirt and embroidered sash. Triston Yeo / Getty Images
21. Princess Hajah Hafizah Sururul Bolkiah and Pengiran Haji Muhammad Ruzaini • Date: Sept. 20, 2012 • In a wedding that cost an estimated $20 million to $35 million, the Princess of Brunei married her husband in the throne hall of the Istana Nurul Iman, her family's 1,700-room palace. The princess wore a crystal-beaded gown and was escorted by 16 royal guards. Her father, the Sultan of Brunei, is known for his excessive spending, and supposedly owns more than 600 Rolls Royces. de:Benutzer:Chtrede / Wikimedia Commons
22. Prince Carl Phillip of Sweden and Sophia Hellqvist • Date: June 13, 2015 • Unique among royal wedding cakes was the colorful dessert of Prince Carl Philip and Sophia Hellqvist, which was filled with pop rocks. Sophia's dress was silk crepe layered over silk organza and lined with lace, and her tulle veil was hand-embroidered with cotton lace. After the ceremony, which took place at the royal chapel in Stockholm, the newlyweds took a coach ride through the streets to greet spectators, then attended a dinner featuring asparagus in elderflower juice, grilled scallops and perch with crème fraîche and smoked butter. Frankie Fouganthin / Wikimedia Commons
23. Lady Charlotte Wellesley and Alejandro Santo Domingo • Date: May 28, 2016 • Though Charlotte Wellesley is the daughter of the Duke of Wellington, her wedding to billionaire Alejandro Santo Domingo is what made her one of the wealthiest people in Britain. Held at the World Heritage site the Alhambra in Granada, Spain, her wedding cost $6 million. Charlotte wore an off-the-shoulder dress designed by Emilia Wickham and a long polka-dot embroidered veil. The reception was held nearby at her father's 2,400-acre estate. Daniel Perez / Getty Images
24. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle • Date: May 19, 2018 • Not unlike William and Kate's wedding, Prince Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle required tens of millions of dollars for safety and security. The total cost is estimated at $42 million, with almost $38 million of that spent on security measures. Meghan's dress, designed by Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy, cost about $508,000, and she wore a vintage diamond tiara once owned by Queen Mary. After the ceremony, the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex greeted spectators from a carriage procession and attended multiple receptions. WPA Pool / Getty Images
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WEST MONROE, LA. (KTVE/KARD)– This amendment deals with the state's unclaimed property funds.
Doctor John Sutherlin with ULM said for the last 50 years, the state has collected unclaimed money from things like fees, fines, bank accounts, and insurance.
Sutherlin said over the past two years, there has been four times the claims made by people wanting to get their unclaimed money. That leads to uncertainties, like could there be more claims than actual money?
The idea of Amendment 7 is to create a trust fund to invest in the money generated from this.
"Right now, never in the 50 years that it's been created, has all the money been claimed, so there's roughly a billion dollars of money out there that has yet to be claimed," Sutherlin said.
A trust fund would allow the state to invest that money, which, in turn, would earn interest and then from there could be appropriated.
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