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The Duchess of Sussex's claims she had little knowledge of the British monarchy before she met Prince Harry have been thrown into doubt once again after an Instagram post from her former BFF.
He wrote: "In October last year Marco reported that the Marines wanted William to replace his brother." The series of tweets prompted a flurry of responses from social media users apparently divided on who should take on the important post. One wrote: "The Captain General’s of the Royal Marines so far has been King George V, King Edward VIII, King George VI, Prince Philip, Prince Harry..... I think it should be Charles.... Then William but only when he is King." Prince Harry military titles replacement: Royal fans also felt Princess Anne might be well-suited to the role (Image: Twitter)
While Prince Harry has had to relinquish his treasured ceremonial military titles including the post of Captain-General of the Royal Marines, neither he nor Meghan will have to give up their HRH (His/Her Royal Highness) styles nor their Duke and Duchess of Sussex titles. According to Palace insiders, it would have been deemed "unduly punitive" to strip the couple of their HRH styles and titles given an understanding was reached between them and the Queen last year. The Megxit deal the Sussexes struck with the Queen allowed them to keep their styles and titles as long as they did not use them ...
Zara and her husband Mike announced they were pregnant with their third child ahead of Christmas and their baby is expected to arrive this spring. While Meghan and Harry have not confirmed their due date, the Duchess is believed to be around five months pregnant and her due date could coincide with Zara's. This led one royal expert to joke that the new royal babies are "in a race" to become the Queen and Prince Philip's, 99, 10th great-grandchild. Discussing the Sussex baby on ABC royal podcast The Heirpod, host Omid Scobie said: "What we do know is that he or she will be 8th in line to the t...
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'will never lose HRH titles' - expert explains why Frederica Miller UP NEXT Prince Harry, 36, and Meghan Markle, 39, will not return to their roles as working members of the Royal Family. The Sussexes have officially cut ties with the monarchy one year on from their royal exit last year and on Friday the palace confirmed they must return a number of royal honours and patronages to Queen Elizabeth II, 94. While Prince Harry has had to relinquish his treasured ceremonial military titles including the post of Captain-General of the Royal Marines, n...