The Archewell Foundation, the charitable organization founded by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, made headlines earlier this year after being briefly listed as “delinquent” by California’s Attorney General’s Office due to missing paperwork and an unpaid fee.
The notice, issued in May 2024, sparked a wave of online speculation and criticism, with some suggesting the foundation was facing serious legal trouble. However, representatives for Archewell quickly clarified that the issue was purely administrative and not related to misuse of funds or criminal allegations.
Within days, the organization submitted the necessary documents and fees, and the “delinquent” status was lifted. The foundation is now listed as fully compliant and continues its charitable initiatives, including mental health advocacy, veterans’ support, and community rebuilding efforts worldwide.
Supporters praised the couple’s quick response and transparency, noting that such administrative notices are not uncommon for nonprofits and are usually resolved quickly once the paperwork is updated.
This latest update puts to rest rumors of a major scandal, reminding the public that while headlines can sound alarming, the reality is often much simpler. Archewell continues its mission to “uplift and unite communities through acts of service and compassion,” as stated on its official website.