Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Arch Foundation is under fire. The Duo's
Arch Foundation received a delinquency notice from the state of California and
has been ordered to stop raising or spending money by the state officials.
Though a source close to the charity tells e news that the matter will be
quickly resolved. The charity which the couple founded in 2020 was recently
declared delinquent by California's Registry of Charities and fundraisers
for quote, failing to submit required annual reports and or renewal fees
according to documents obtained by E news on May 13th, a notice issued by
California Attorney General Rob Bonta to Arch Well, foundation says quote, an
organization that is listed as delinquent is not in good standing and
is prohibited from engaging in conduct for which registration is required
including soliciting or dispersing charitable funds. However, a source
close to Arch foundation tells e news that the group has filed on time though
it appears that the check for the renewal fee was not received by the
registry. A new check has been mailed according to the insider and the
foundation believes that the matter will be quickly resolved and they're
standing in the state registry adjusted in the coming days. News of the
delinquency notice comes just one day after Meghan and Harry wrapped up their
first visit to Nigeria at the invitation of the country's chief of
defense staff. During their three day trip, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex
hosted a mental health summit at a local school, took part in a volleyball
game with military families, attended a basketball camp for Children and
cheered on players at a charity polo event for Nigeria. Unconquered an
organization that works closely with Harry's Invictus Games. The trip to
Nigeria marked Meghan and Harry's first international tour since stepping back
from their duties as Senior Royals in 2020.