Amidst the ongoing royal saga, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have once again found themselves at the center of controversy following the release of their provocative Netflix docuseries.
The couple’s bold claims against the royal family, particularly accusing the king of deceit during the Sandringham Summit, have stirred up a storm of speculation and debate since Charles’ ascension to the throne.
Adding fuel to the fire, Prince Harry recently unveiled his highly anticipated memoir, shedding light on intimate conversations and moments within the royal circle, with a particular focus on his strained relationship with his father.
This unfiltered narrative has reportedly influenced discussions surrounding the official titles of their children, Archie and Lilibet, as insiders reveal that the issue remains unresolved.
According to sources close to the palace, there is a growing sentiment that royal titles should not be merely inherited but earned through trust and loyalty to the monarchy.
The ongoing public scrutiny and controversies surrounding Harry and Meghan have raised concerns about the potential damage to the reputation of the royal family, prompting discussions about their future within the institution.
Speculations abound that King Charles III may be contemplating drastic measures to distance the monarchy from the Sussexes, potentially leading to their exclusion from the royal family altogether.
Notably, a prominent biographer of Prince Harry has suggested that the new king sees no place for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, along with their children, within the royal firm, reflecting a sentiment shared by a significant portion of the British public.
A recent poll conducted by Express UK revealed that a substantial majority of respondents, amounting to 66 percent of participants, believe that Prince Harry and his offspring should be removed from the line of succession.
This sentiment cuts across political divides, with both Tory and Labour supporters expressing a similar stance on the matter, indicating a widespread consensus on the issue.
Despite stepping back from their roles as senior working royals in 2020 and relocating to California, Prince Harry remains fifth in line to the throne, with Archie and Lilibet following closely behind in the line of succession.
However, the public opinion reflected in the poll underscores a growing dissatisfaction with the Sussexes’ continued inclusion within the royal hierarchy, transcending political affiliations and ideological differences.
The unity among Brexiteers and Remainers in advocating for the removal of Prince Harry and his children from the line of succession highlights the gravity of the situation and the widespread disillusionment with the couple’s actions.
