The Archbishop of Canterbury says the Duke and Duchess of Sussex deserve public sympathy because their royal roles are a "life sentence".
The Most Revd Justin Welby said he was "concerned" about the level of 'abuse, misrepresentation and trolling' the couple have apparently received and feels it is "totally undeserved".
He said: "It is genuinely a life sentence without any let-up and I'm so admiring of the way they behave – it's remarkable."
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Mr Welby, who officiated at the Sussexes' wedding in May last year and has continued to provide them with private pastoral care, told BBC Radio 5 Live: "I look at anyone in public life at the moment – whether it's the Royal Family or politicians of all the parties – and think the amount of abuse, misrepresentation, trolling, just horrible behaviour towards all of them, is absolutely terrible."