Harry and Meghan with Andrew and smaller royals at the Royal Family website

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been moved alongside the disgraced Prince Andrew following a redesign of the royal family’s website.

Harry and Meghan once sat about halfway down the page below senior royals, below Prince Edward and Princess Anne, but still above lesser-known family members.

But the couple’s position on the website was changed after the Queen’s death.

Royalists noted that the order of royal family members listed on the site had changed in the last month.

Harry and Meghan are now placed at the bottom of the page, above the disgraced Prince Andrew.

The couple, who retired as working royals in 2020, are now placed among the likes of Princess Alexandra and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester.

Other non-working royals such as Prince Michael of Kent and his wife have been removed from the site entirely, reports The Telegraph.

The site’s revamp comes amid rumors that King Charles has plans for a “slimmed-down” monarchy.

He wants to turn the monarchy into a “leaner machine” with “less gossip” to help it survive.

To achieve this, the Queen’s heir could cut key family members from the company, the unofficial nickname for the royals.

It is not yet known which members of the royal family may be affected.

Harry and Meghan are back in California following the Queen’s funeral and mourning period after spending some time at Frogmore Cottage.

During their visit, King Charles reportedly saw “tremendous glimmers of hope” of restoring relations with the couple.

Charles had mentioned his love for Harry and Meghan in his first televised address as king, in what was perceived as an “olive branch” for the couple.

But the visit wasn’t without controversy after it emerged Meghan wasn’t invited to a state reception at Buckingham Palace, as well as an apparent about-face regarding Harry’s right to wear military uniform.

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