Lady Louise Replaces Harry and Meghan as Charles’ Early Birthday Gift

Lady Louise Windsor received a meaningful early birthday present from her great-uncle, Prince Charles.

The news comes as Meghan and Harry face the possibility of being expelled from the website and documents of the British Royal Family, losing their association with the Royal Family and the ability to use the Royal reputation to make money.

They also no longer have access to Royal events to sell video and audio to Netflix.

This development makes Harry and Meghan regret defaming the Royal Family in episodes of the Netflix docuseries and Harry's ITV interviews.

Lady Louise's 18th birthday on November 8 is not only a milestone but also a chance for Queen Elizabeth's youngest granddaughter to set the course for her life as a royal.

She has adult decisions to make, including whether she'll officially adopt the title of Princess.

According to the 1917 letters patent, all children of the monarch's heirs, such as Lady Louise's father Prince Edward, have princely status and can use the designation his or her Royal Highness.

This rule explains why Lady Louise's cousins, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, received Princess titles in accordance with their father, Prince Andrew's wishes.

However, it also explains why Princess Anne's children, Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips, weren't eligible for those titles.

In Lady Louise's case, Prince Edward and Sophie Countess of Wessex have allowed their children to choose for themselves once they turn 18.

Lady Louise could assume Prince Harry's place as a Councillor of State to the Queen, undertaking official duties for the monarch on occasions when she's unable.

Moreover, Lady Louise can also choose to take the place of Harry and Meghan in the royal family.

Charles might also consider giving Lady Louise a special title in light of his second son's attempt to attack the royal family.

This move helps Harkle prove that they have a powerful team ready to help the royal family.

Lady Louise Windsor may be steered towards accepting a Princess title in order to fill the gap in the royal family left by Prince Harry, Meghan and Prince Andrew, according to a royal expert.

Royally obsessed hosts discussed how Lady Louise Windsor can now choose to adopt the Princess title as Grandchild of the reigning monarch.

Presenter Rachel Bowie said, “She now has the option to officially become a Royal Highness Princess Louise.

Yeah, I thought this was so interesting because her parents have elected to give them the option.

They could be like, no, it's not happening.

But once they turn 18, they can like Zara and Peter.

I think with Eugenie and Beatrice, obviously Prince Andrew said, yes, I want them to have the Princess title.

But this makes me think, I think they would want to steer her towards that because there is such a gap in royal coverage now with Harry and Meghan and Andrew off the scene.”

Meanwhile, Prince Harry is speaking out about his and Meghan Markle's decision to step back as working royals in two upcoming television interviews.

He discusses why he believes silence is betrayal and what he says about reconciliation with his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William.

As promotion begins for the January 10th release of his memoir, Spare, both the British outlet ITV and CBS News's 60 Minutes are sharing portions of their interviews with the Duke of Sussex, 38, as he continues to discuss his and Meghan's reasons for leaving the UK for California.

In the clip, he tells host Anderson Cooper, “Every single time I've tried to do it privately, there have been briefings and leakings and planting of stories against me and my wife.

You know, the family motto is never complain, never explain, but it's just a motto.”

Lady Louise's potential elevation to Princess status and Prince Harry's interviews will undoubtedly cause a stir in the royal family, and the public will be watching closely to see what happens next.