HOWELL: I'm sure you've heard that question famously asked, what's in a name? It turns back when you step back from Britain's royal family, quite a bit is in a name.</s>ALLEN: Prince Harry and wife, Meghan Markle, will have to change their personal brand after this spring. CNN's Anna Stewart explains from London.</s>ANNA STEWART, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Ever since it was agreed that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, would step down as working members of the royal family, questions have swelled as to what they would do about the word "royal" in their brand name. The website they launched only weeks ago is SussexRoyal.com. Their Instagram handle is @SussexRoyal and they have made trademark applications for the same branding internationally. Now a spokesperson for the couple has said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex do not intend to use Sussex Royal in any territory post spring 2020, which, means their new nonprofit organization to be launched in the coming weeks will no longer have the word royal in it.</s>STEWART: And the couple have removed their Sussex Royal trademark applications already. A rebrand will allow the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to pursue the next chapter in their lives and their financial independence to support it -- Anna Stewart, CNN, London.</s>ALLEN: They'll be all right.</s>HOWELL: I think they will be.</s>ALLEN: Thanks for staying with us. Please stay there. The day's top stories are just ahead. I'm Natalie Allen.</s>HOWELL: And I'm George Howell. Right back after this.
Harry and Meghan to Drop "Royal" from Brand.