Royal Secrets Unveiled: Meghan Markle Reveals Uncertainty Over Archie’s Title

During a revealing two-hour interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan Markle shed light on the uncertainty surrounding her son Archie's royal title.

Despite being seventh in line to the British throne, Archie Mountbatten-Winsor is not designated as a prince.

However, if you ever happen to meet him, you can refer to him as “master.”

Meghan emphasized the significance of her son's title, or lack thereof, explaining that the decision was not theirs to make, but rather made by a secretive member of the royal family or firm.

When Archie was born in 2019, speculations arose that Meghan and Harry intentionally chose not to bestow the HRH (His/Her Royal Highness) title upon their child.

Meghan clarified that this was not the case, stating that other pressing matters took precedence over the title issue.

Notably, they were informed that their unborn child would not receive a security detail due to the absence of the HRH designation.

Following their decision to step back from royal duties, Meghan and Harry no longer receive security protection, a privilege associated with royal titles.

Meghan highlighted the safety and security that comes with holding a royal title, contrasting their approach with that of Prince William and Kate, who publicly shared photos of their children shortly after birth.

Citing a 1917 edict by King George V, Meghan explained that only Prince Charles' descendants were eligible for the HRH title.

While reasons for Archie not being granted the prince title remain unclear, Meghan hinted at potential racial undertones influencing the decision, alluding to discussions about the skin tone of their future child within the royal family.

In light of the recent passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Harry's highly anticipated autobiography faces delays.

Speculation suggests that Harry may need to reconsider the release of his book to mend relations with the royal family.

Royal commentator Sandro Manetti suggested that Harry should abandon the project to avoid potential criticism and facilitate reconciliation.

Express.co.uk conducted a poll, with an overwhelming 85% of respondents suggesting that Harry should abandon his book, emphasizing the sensitive timing following the Queen's demise.

The ongoing debate surrounding Harry's book release has sparked varied opinions among readers, with many urging him to proceed with the publication to address any lingering issues openly.

Notably, royal expert Robert Jobson highlighted the dilemma Harry faces, torn between seeking approval from his family and honoring his commitment to the book deal.

Despite the financial incentives associated with the publishing agreement, Harry's decision regarding the memoir could have lasting implications on his relationship with the royal family and the public perception of his narrative.

As Harry continues to collaborate with acclaimed author J. R. Moringer on his memoir, the stakes remain high for the Duke of Sussex.

With millions at stake in his publishing deal, Harry finds himself at a crossroads, balancing personal expression with familial expectations.

The upcoming release of his memoir promises to offer a unique perspective on his experiences within the royal family and beyond, captivating readers and critics alike with its anticipated revelations and insights.