News that should reassure Sussex fans. On January 8, 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle caused a huge shockwave by announcing their desire to step back from their royal duties to live an independent life. This thunderous departure was notably renamed pejoratively Megxit, to the great displeasure of Harry, a term which places all the responsibility for the break between the Sussexes and the British royal family on the former star of the series. Suits.
Since their hasty departure and the multiple criticisms leveled at the royal family, a question has been on everyone’s lips: Will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry lose their royal titles? According to information from a source close to the monarch, taken up by the Daily Mail, King Charles III will never strip Prince Harry and his wife of their royal titles. The unnamed source said the king “is not a man who enjoys punishing“and that he”does not want to humiliate“his son and daughter-in-law.
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Meghan Markle and Harry: this decision of Charles III which was not passed on the subject of the titles of their children
In his shocking work Endgame (End of reign)who openly criticizes the monarchical institution, Omid Scobie, journalist close to the Sussexes, made revelations about Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle. According to his words, the crowned heads who moved to Montecito remain hurt by the dispute over their children’s titles, Archie, four years old and Lilibet, two years old. “They are still scarred by the fact that it took several months for their children’s titles to be updated to “prince” and “princess”” we can read in the work. According to royal convention, says Omid Scobie, the titles of the Sussex children should have been automatically updated when King Charles ascended the throne. However, it took six months before Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet saw their titles updated on the Buckingham Palace website. According to information from Omid Scobie taken up by the Daily MailKing Charles is said to have deliberately avoided the subject after his coronation.
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