Harry’s son is outside the “royal image” during the era of William

Informed sources reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, Prince Archi (six years) and Princess Lilbit (four years), will not get official roles within the British royal family, when Prince William takes over the throne in the future.

The two children live with their parents in the city of Montsito, California, USA, away from the royal life in the United Kingdom, and according to the Guardian newspaper about one of the family close to the family, Prince Harry was hoping that Archchi and Lilit had ownership titles, to give the opportunity to engage as members of the future royal family if they wanted to.

However, a report published by the British newspaper “The Times” recently, indicated that these aspirations raised “confusion in the royal circles”, at a time when Prince William was said to be “no longer talking about his brother” permanently. Informed sources confirmed that “in light of the next era, it is unlikely that Archchi and Lilit are granted active roles within the royal establishment.”

The two children (Archi and Lilit) grew up away from the vicinity of the British royal family, and showed clips published by their mother, Megan Markle, on the Instagram platform that they are speaking with an American accent. Megan, a 43 -year -old former actress, participates regularly moments of the lives of her two children, such as photographing them during the preparation of Valentine’s Day or celebrating their birthdays.

The two children have the full name, “Archi Harrison Montbatin – Windsor” and “Lilbit Diana Montbatin – Windsor” in their birth documents. However, the Guardian newspaper reported that the couple is considering changing the family name to “Spencer”, in relation to the family of the late Princess Diana, for fear that the use of the title of “His Royal Highness” will lead to complications related to British passports for their children.

Although Buckingham Palace denied the existence of objections from King Charles or his assistants on issuing passports with this title, the issue remained a matter of controversy, especially after Harry and Meghan confirmed to Queen Elizabeth II of the second that they would not use the titles of “His Royal Highness” after their transfer to the United States.

However, the “Mail Online” website revealed that Megan is still using the title “Her Royal Highness” in her own vicinity and among her friends, which sparked controversy over the extent of the couple’s commitment to the “Megazit” agreement concluded with the late Queen.

Although no laws were issued or any documents were signed to prevent their use of the title, Harry and Meghan’s agreement with the Queen and senior officials were to stop using the word “royal” and the title of “His Royal Highness” after leaving their duties, and abandoning them to the United States to become “financially independent” of the British crown.

A spokesman for Harry and Meghan confirmed that they do not use the title for commercial goals.

It is noteworthy that Queen Elizabeth II or King Charles did not officially withdraw the title of “His Royal Highness” from the spouses, although they stopped using it publicly. About “Daily Mail”