It's already being reported that one of the issues H&M have failed to consider is the tax implications of living between the UK and North America.
It's exactly this sort of issue that needed consideration before issuing this announcement.
For my part I absolutely think that Megan in particular has had a very rough time from the press. I'm very sympathetic in that regard.
Yes Cathrine had a hard time, but for Megan not only was there racist overtones to some reporting but there were also 2 other crucial differences.
Firstly, Catherine never faced the vitriol of a high profile "journalist" like Piers Morgan whose used his newspaper columns, TV presenting role and social media presence to relentlessly promote negative coverage.
Secondly, Cathrine has had the unwavering support of her family. With the exception of her mother Megan has seen the media (in the US and Uk) provide a platform to people with whom she was low/non contact with prior to meeting Harry, for their financial gain and whom I think it's fair to say seem to be pursuing a very personal vendetta against her.
So yes I'm very sympathetic to the notion that they would want to make changes to protect themselves from this level of press intrusion.
However, that's not what's happening is it?
They don't want a private life. They don't want to step away from being Royal.
The plan they have published on their website does not resolve this issue.
What it does is give them the ability to monetise their Royal status whilst cherry picking their duties and still retaining funding from the taxpayers and Duchy of Cornwall.
Fundamentally your stance on this comes down to do you agree with what they are demanding and the way they have gone about it?
For my part I'm happy for them to forge a new path but unhappy at the expectation that they can have their cake and eat it.
I also think this whole drama was avoidable. This could all have been discussed and agreed behind the scenes and presented in a way that was positive to the Royal Family and H&M - but they've chosen to press the nuclear button believing it to be to their advantage - and that sense of entitlement regarding what they think are "owed" and how they've decided to get it is something I find very distasteful/petulant/grabby.