**Monarchy’s Future: Parliament Debates Sussex Title Removal as New Coronation Portrait Unveiled**

Parliament is currently engaged in discussions regarding the potential removal of the Sussex title in the second stage, while the palace recently released images showcasing the kings and heirs without the presence of Prince Harry.

The monarchy stands strong, exuding confidence as they gaze into the camera, with three generations of royalty captured in a historic new coronation portrait.

Charles III, alongside his son Prince William and grandson Prince George of Wales, are depicted together for the first time in this stunning image.

The last time a similar portrait was unveiled was in 2020 when the late Queen Elizabeth posed with her three heirs to mark the beginning of a new decade.

Despite the queen's passing, the message of continuity and assurance for the future remains intact.

Captured by renowned society photographer Hugo Bernard following the king's coronation, the majestic portrait showcases his majesty seated in the throne room, adorned in full regalia including the robe of estate and the imperial state crown, while holding the sovereign's orb and scepter with cross.

Prince William, the Prince of Wales, dons the ceremonial dress uniform of the Welsh Guards along with his Order of the Garter mantle.

Prince George IX, now second in line to the throne, appears relaxed in his scarlet and gold page of honor uniform, a stark contrast to his initial shyness in front of the cameras.

Set against the opulent red and gold backdrop of the throne room, the portrait symbolizes the new line of succession as the monarchy transitions into a new Carolean era following Queen Elizabeth II's demise last September.

In a separate development, a bill proposing the removal of titles is currently undergoing its second reading in the House of Commons on the 24th of October 2023.

The bill is set to progress through four stages in the House of Commons, five stages in the House of Lords, and culminate in two final stages before receiving royal assent, potentially resulting in the stripping of titles from the Duke of Sussex and his children.

The discussion around the removal of titles stems from the perception that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been utilizing their royal status for personal gain, creating a cottage industry centered around their titles.

Meghan Markle's astute business acumen has not gone unnoticed, leading to speculations about the couple's intentions in retaining their titles.

However, concerns have been raised about Prince Harry's suitability for roles within the royal hierarchy, prompting calls for decisive action from the crown.

To address the evolving dynamics within the royal family, the appointment of the Princess Royal and the Duke of Edinburgh as Councillors of State, alongside existing appointees, ensures that the Dukes of Sussex and York will not be called upon to fulfill such responsibilities.

These strategic changes reflect a broader restructuring within the royal household, a process that has been ongoing in recent years.

Notable among these changes was Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to step back from their roles as senior working royals in early 2020, signaling a shift in responsibilities within the family.

King Charles and Prince William have been actively involved in royal duties, gradually assuming greater responsibilities as the generational transition unfolds.

A recent solo portrait of the King following his coronation highlighted the streamlined monarchy, featuring members of the working royal family.