BREAKING NEWS: King Charles will not strip Harry and Meghan’s titles for 1 reason – ‘problem for William’
The monarch reportedly has no ambitions to take his youngest son’s titles away.
King Charles reportedly does not want to take their titles away (Image: Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
King Charles will reportedly not strip Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of their royal titles because he wants “peace”, a royal expert has said. Last week, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex – alongside their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet – moved back to Britain.
The relocation comes six years after the couple left the country in 2020, quitting royal duty and instead moving to California to set up home. While they have not been working royals since then, they have managed to keep their royal titles. This is something many people have urged King Charles to change, but one royal expert said the monarch does not want to have to deal with this.
Instead, he is leaving it for his son and heir Prince William – who is not on good terms with Harry – to deal with when the time comes.
Speaking on The Royals Uncensored, podcast host Katie Nicholl, who fronts the show with Jo Elvin and Grant Harrold, said: “I think the King just wants peace.”
She continued: “I think, if it comes down to anyone stripping titles, it will fall to William to do that. The King is almost leaving the Harry problem for William to inherit now.”
The family are back living in the UK (Image: Instagram / @meghan)
This is because it will allow the monarch to see more of his grandchildren Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, who until this year, he hadn’t seen since 2022.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold exclusively told The Daily Express earlier this week: “Like any grandparent, the King will be very excited to have Archie and Lilibet close again. He hasn’t had a chance to really see them grow up, so he will be very happy to play a larger role in their lives.
“I imagine it’s been very hard for him to know how much he’s missed out on. He would never have wanted to be an absent grandparent.
“He’s a very caring man and his family means a lot to him. All things aside, he would want to play an active role in his grandchildren’s lives. He wouldn’t want them growing up having questions, so this move is very important to the King.”
