King Charles Removes Archie from Royal Status, Shocking Meghan

In a shocking revelation, King Charles has permanently removed Archie from his royal status, leaving Meghan in great shock.

The explosive interview suggests that Meghan and Harry did not make this choice for themselves, contrary to popular belief.

Traditionally, a royal mother makes an appearance outside the hospital following the birth of a new baby.

This is how Kate Middleton and Princess Diana introduced their children to the world.

However, as soon as Meghan announced her first pregnancy in 2018, Prince Harry and Meghan began making plans for the birth of the new royal.

A statement from Buckingham Palace said that Meghan and Harry planned to keep their baby's arrival private, so there won't be a traditional photo on the hospital steps.

According to reports, Meghan was apprehensive about making a public appearance so soon after giving birth.

However, during a recent CBS interview with Oprah Winfrey, Meghan and Harry revealed that this might not have been the case.

In fact, Meghan asserts that she was never requested to take the traditional picture outside of their hospital because Archie would not be given a title, a decision that was not hers or Harry's.

The new parents didn't give their son a title because they wanted him to be seen as normal and not have to carry the burden of being a prince, according to reports in the media.

During their interview with Oprah, the couple also revealed that when Archie arrived on May 6, 2019, he would not be accorded the same rights and protections as other royal grandchildren.

In a statement, the palace said that everything was fine and that Meghan Harry and her mother, Doree Ragland, were at Frogmore Cottage with the child.

Along with her mother and Harry, Meghan's personal medical team was by her side during the birth, and the Queen's doctors were on call.

There was no conventional photograph.

Instead, on May 8, the three-member family was given a photo opportunity at an official press event in front of St. George's Hall.

However, experts are concerned that Prince Charles might decide to remove Archie and Lilibet from the HRH title because he wants to run a smaller monarchy.

This would come into play if Prince Charles decides to alter the 1917 letters patent law.

At the moment, all sovereign sons and daughters, in addition to male grandchildren, are permitted to keep their royal titles under the aforementioned patent.

Prior to Queen Elizabeth's rule, the option was only granted to the Prince of Wales' eldest son.

She extended the letters patent to include all children of the UK royal family after taking the crown, allowing them all to keep their HRH titles.

Fans believe that the strained relationship between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could ultimately influence the King's decision.

This warning comes nearly a year after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their first shocking admission to Oprah regarding remarks made about Archie's skin colour prior to his birth.

Meghan Markle chose to remain in London while Prince Harry travelled to Scotland to be with his family, despite her claim that she had never revealed the name of the royal in question.

There have been rumblings that either King Charles or Queen Consort Camilla could be the unnamed royal.

She is likely to attend the Queen's funeral, which will take place 10 days after her death and will be followed by a national breakfast.

The decision to remove Archie from his royal status has shocked many, especially Meghan.

It remains to be seen what impact this will have on the future of the monarchy and the relationship between the royal family and the public.