Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s charity reportedly lost three employees as the foundation undergoes a rebrand.

On Saturday, the Daily Mail reported that the former staffers were let go over a week ago, including Kristin Slevin, the charity’s director of programs and operations.

Per a 990 tax form obtained by the outlet, Slevin’s salary was $146,000.

A spokesperson for Markle, 44, and Harry, 41, denied changes to their staffing, telling the Daily Mail, “Currently, the same full team remains in place.

“This move does mean that some staff redundancies are inevitable, particularly with junior admin roles,” the rep continued.

“We will not be discussing these personnel details further, other than to say that we are honoured to have worked with incredibly talented and caring people who dedicate themselves to helping others.”

A rep for the couple wasn’t available to Page Six for comment.

Over the summer, it was reported that Markle and Harry’s team lost Kyle Boulia and Charlie Gipson, their former press secretaries, and two other employees.

Additionally, the Daily Mail reported Saturday that the charity’s contributions tanked in 2024, with a reported $5.1 million worth of expenses and donations of $2.1 million.

It was reported that $1.25 million in grants was distributed.

According to documents obtained by Page Six, the charity brought in $5.73 million in revenue and spent $3.3 million in expenses in 2023.

The charity also hit a rough patch in 2022 when an expense bill of $2,679,537 was more than the $2,005,052 in revenue.

However, the “Suits” alum and the “Spare” author’s first fiscal year with the charity was a success, with $13,005,660 in revenue and $3,987,070 in expenses.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex launched the foundation in 2020, shortly after they quit their royal duties and moved to North America.

The charity supports parents of children who are victims of online harm, women’s causes and focuses on uplifting communities.

On Friday, Markle and Harry announced they were changing the name of their charity from Archewell Foundation to Archewell Philanthropies.