**Royal Family Update: New Surnames and Titles Revealed**

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have been given new surnames following King Charles' recent address.

The royal trio commenced their studies at Lamerick School amidst the unfortunate passing of their great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.

In light of the recent developments, changes are expected for the young royals as new titles are bestowed upon them.

Prince William and Kate will now be recognized as the Prince and Princess of Wales, transitioning from their former titles as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Consequently, the children will also bear the title of Wales.

Traditionally, members of the royal family do not typically utilize last names.

Instead, they employ their titles when necessary, such as for official documents like school registers.

While attending school, the royal siblings were identified as George Cambridge, Charlotte Cambridge, and Louis Cambridge.

However, going forward, they will be referred to as Wales.

The alteration in titles extends beyond the immediate family, with Charles assuming the regnal name of King Charles III, alongside his wife Camilla, who is now recognized as the Queen Consort.

In addition, there is speculation that Prince Edward, Charles' younger brother, will inherit the esteemed title of the Duke of Edinburgh from their late father.

Amidst the somber atmosphere following the Queen's demise, questions have emerged regarding the attendance of the young royals at her funeral.

Notably, the children were absent from the funeral of their great-grandfather, Prince Philip, due to stringent phase 2 COVID-19 restrictions in the UK.

The limited gathering was restricted to just 30 attendees.