Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding souvenirs have been dumped from the official royal shop following Megxit

The pillbox, reduced from £35 to £10, as well as mug, reduced again to £10 from £19.95, were still in stock just a few days ago but now no souvenirs related to the couple can be purchased.

An official spokeswoman says that the disappearance it’s simply to do with the face that the souvenirs were produced to celebrate a “specific occasion.”

Speaking to Fabulous Digital they said: “Many of Royal Collection Trust’s china ranges are produced to celebrate a specific occasion and are sold for a limited time.

“The china range to celebrate the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has sold out.”

However, a host of souvenirs celebrating previous “specific occasions” are still available to buy on the site, including those for Prince Charles 70th in November 2018.

Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank wedding memorabilia from October 2018 is still listed on the site, despite half of it being out of stock.

The collection of souvenirs sold to commemorate the Queen becoming the longest reigning monarch are also still listed on the site, despite it occurring almost three years before Harry and Meghan’s wedding.

The disappearing memorabilia comes in the wake of Megxit, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to step down as senior royals.

The couple are expected to stay at a £11 million secluded mansion on Vancouver island beside a beach - owned by a mystery pal - while fine-tuning plans for their future non-royal roles.

Sources close to the privacy-conscious couple say they will happily lie low there enjoying precious family time together before launching a string of commercial ventures.

In other royal news, we told you how Kate Middleton mirrored Meghan Markle at a Childcare Centre yesterday.

And we told you that Kate gave Meghan a subtle nod by recycling her jigsaw trousers at a Birmingham engagement.

Plus we told you how the Queen has a secret escape tunnel out of Windsor Castle.