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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Have Become Closer to Royal Family Amid Pandemic, Source Says

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are making strides when it comes to both their personal lives and their careers. A source tells ET that the couple has gotten closer to Harry's family during the coronavirus pandemic, and are also getting ready to show the world more of their passion for the causes they support.Amid tabloid reports about continued drama among the royal family, our source says the reports are exaggerated.«A lot of the family-specific drama that the tabloids are focused on, it's not as fractured as the tabloids would like it to seem,» the source says. «The pandemic has brought the family closer together.»The source also says Meghan and Harry are excited about the work they're doing after moving to Los Angeles.

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