Within two years, the royal Fab Four revolutionised the Monarchy - it's only now that we understand why

The infamous alliance is changing for good.

Mar 10, 2020 10:13am
By Jess Pullar
They do say all good things come to an end, and in the case of the royal Fab Four, the feat couldn't ring any truer.
Indeed the dream quad known as Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton and Prince William have provided us with ample opportunities to revel in their various appearances together.
Seriously, if this lot were in high school, they would 100 per cent be the group we would very much like to sit with.

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The foursome themselves are an undeniable dream team solely for their varied celebrity profiles. But under the surface, their collaboration goes a lot deeper.
With the world literally tuning into their every move, big and small, any time these four stepped out together they were guaranteed exposure, and with that, an opportunity to make something great from it.
Partaking in various charitable initiatives in their own right, the royals themselves are champions of some great causes serving the greater good.
But united? They could truly conquer the world.
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And conquer they did.
When Harry and Meghan's engagement was announced in November 2017, it was all systems go for a royal Fab Four extravaganza.
The royals quickly teamed up together to spearhead a strengthened Royal Foundation, which supports various charities that each of them work with.
This solidified their potential to spark positive action - and provided a springboard to further promote the work of each of their own patronages.
You see, by having a such a powerful young royal team, one that the world could trust to voice and bring to light issues affecting the masses, they've single-handedly revolutionised the way we view the Monarchy.
Indeed Harry, Meghan, Kate and William have proved that despite being a part of what many view as an outdated institution, the work they do, and have done within it is still very much relevant.
The royal foursome have helped the age-old Monarchy stay relevant in a modernising society. (Getty)
But of course, this incredible work brings us to now - Harry and Meghan will formally transition away from their roles as senior royal family members in the coming weeks, which means the powerful Fab Four will change as we know them.
Of course, we can still fully expect to see the two royal couples together in an informal capacity, but their collaborations will now be seen as separate. Frankly speaking, the Fab Four will kind of be no more.
But let's not let them go without a bang, hey? Instead of lamenting the end, we decided to celebrate the past.
Keep scrolling as we look at the Fab Four's very best moments together. There's a reason why this lot draws eyeballs a-plenty.
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Stepping out for Commonwealth Day on March 9, 2020, the royal Fab Four made a final, showstopping joint appearance - likely to be the last before Harry and Meghan formally step back from their roles on March 31.

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Meghan was glowing in green for the event, opting for this chic Emilia Wickstead caped number that turned heads a-plenty.

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Kate also brought her fashion A-game, wearing a dreamy Catherine Walker coat dress for the royal occasion.

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The foursome shared a number of sweet moments captured on camera throughout the service at Westminster Abbey. In the video below, Meghan is seeing waving to Kate and William as they take their seats. Old pals till the end!

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In December 2017, the Monarchy took a giant leap forward in what was to become an iconic chapter. Shortly after the engagement of Harry and Meghan was announced, the pair joined Prince William and Duchess Catherine for the annual Christmas Day service at Sandringham.

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Little did anyone know that the way we saw the royal family, and the young royals' roles within it, was about to change forever.

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In February 2018, the first annual Royal Foundation Forum was held at insurance company Aviva, where the royals sat on a panel to discuss various social issues.

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The foursome's casual family dynamic was on full display, thrilling the masses in the process.

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In March, the Fab Four stepped out together on Commonwealth Day. An apt event to show off their united front.

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Kate was pregnant at the time with Louis - an interesting foreshadowing moment for the very same event a year later when Meghan rocked her own baby bump!

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The annual Trooping the Colour event is always a spectacle, but 2018's parade was all the more special. It marked the first time we'd seen the Fab Four united as two married couples.

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In October that year, the in-laws were seated next to each other at cousin Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank. Luckily, no one got the giggles during the ceremony.

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Although they certainly snuck in a few whispered conversations!

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November 2018 brought the annual Armistice services - always a big event on the royal calendar. The two couples were all smiles for the cameras.

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Poised as ever, this lot exude authority like pros.

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Christmas 2018 was yet another spectacle to behold. Wills and Kate, along with Meghan and Harry walked arm in arm as they exited church at Sandringham.

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In March 2019, the Fab Four were back in action at Buckingham Palace, when the Queen hosted a reception to mark the 50th anniversary of Prince Charles' investiture.

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Not long after, a heavily pregnant Meghan joined her three royal counterparts at the annual Commonwealth Day service - one of the last times we saw them united before the birth of baby Archie.

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And also marking one of the last times we'll ever see the Fab Four together! We're marking our calendars for 2020's upcoming service immediately...

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While the four weren't photographed together, we certainly got a great glimpse of both Kate and Meghan supporting their husbands (and having plenty of fun with their children) at a polo match in July 2019. And while the Fab Four remain iconic, this moment with little Prince Louis caught on camera is straight-up meme worthy.

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