A royal expert has claimed there are 'heightening tensions' between King Charles III and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex over the future of Archie and Lilibet's royal titles.
A royal expert has claimed King Charles III indecision on whether Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children will be able to keep their royal titles is creating"heightening tensions".
A source close to the 73-year-old told Vanity Fair that the King may forbid his grandchildren from using His and Her Royal Highness titles and Prince and Princess because of Meghan and Harry's upcoming projects. The source revealed it would depend on what happens in the coming months particularly with Harry’s tell-all book which he has already signed off on.
It comes after author Katie Nicholl told The Royal Beat that the 73-year-old was willing to give Harry and Meghan’s children royal titles - however"there is a caveat and that caveat is trust". "He's willing to give those titles, but it comes with a caveat, and that caveat is trust. They have to know that they can trust the [Sussex] family."
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