The couple was reported to have relocated to Los Angeles, Meghan Markle's hometown, last week.

Canadian taxpayers have been paying "intermittently" for security costs for the couple since November 2019.

The couple, who are known in Britain as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will no longer seek to trademark the term SussexRoyal because of U.K. rules governing use of the word "royal."

The palace announced on Saturday that the couple would no longer use their "Royal Highness" titles and would pay their own way in life.

According to the statement, the Sussexes will not use their royal titles as they are no longer working members of the Royal Family, and will repay money used to refurbish Frogmore Cottage, which will remain their family home in the U.K.

'Welcome to Canadargh!' read the headline on a controversial piece about Canada in Britain's Daily Mail.

Only three per cent of Canadians said they would be open to footing the bill for the royal duo and their son, Archie.

"Its hard to turn down money when you are starting a new business, but this one was an easy choice to turn down."

The meeting on Monday will be the first time the senior royals have met in person to discuss the concerns raised by Harry and Meghan.

Amid intense speculation about a possible royal move to Canada, Meghan Markle is back in B.C.