Meghan Markle Reveals Uncertainty Over Archie’s Status as a Prince

During a two-hour interview with Oprah, Meghan Markle disclosed that her son, Archie Mountbatten-Winsor, is not a prince.

Though seventh in line to the throne of the United Kingdom, Archie was not bestowed with the HRH title when he was born in 2019.

In the interview, Meghan claimed that it was not their decision to make and that a secretive member of the royal family made the choice on their behalf.

Meghan stated that other important issues took priority over the title issue.

She revealed that they wouldn't receive a security detail because the unborn kid would not be given the HRH designation.

Having the title offers safety and security, Meghan said.

Prince William and his wife Kate were able to confer HRH titles on their three children when the Queen granted them a letters patent in 2012.

Markle cited a 1917 King George V edict when she explained this to Oprah, which said that only Prince Charles, the Queen's eldest son, would be eligible for the HRH designation.

No reason or conclusive response has been given as to why Archie was not proclaimed a prince, but his first cousins, George, Charlotte, and Louis, were.

Meghan implied that Archie's race might be a factor in the choice.

She and Harry revealed that early in their courtship, a member of the royal family raised concerns about the skin tone of their future kid.

Meghan revealed that she and Harry had discussions about what it would mean or look like for their baby to be black.

They were concerned that if he were too brown, that would be a problem.

Later, Harry admitted that racism was a big part of the reason he and Markle departed the royal family.

Despite the numerous surprising disclosures that emerged during the course of the conversation, Meghan maintained that the titles were never her main concern.

“I've been a waitress, an actress, a princess, and a duchess.

I'm clear on who I am independent of that stuff.

The most important title I will ever have is mom,” she said.

Prince Harry Urged to Abandon His Book

The Death of the Queen has caused a delay in the release of Prince Harry's eagerly anticipated book, which was scheduled for later this year.

According to a recent survey of readers of Express.co.uk, Prince Harry should abandon his future autobiography.

Royal commentator Sandro Manetti has suggested that Harry should completely abandon his book in an effort to heal fences with the royal family.

In response, Express.co.uk asked readers to vote in a poll, and 85% of the readers said that Harry should abandon his book.

In the meantime, 14% responded no he shouldn't, and 1% stated they were unsure.

As readers argued whether Harry should release his book, hundreds of comments were written beneath the related story.

No turning back for Harry

Penguin Random House has agreed to pay Harry millions for a four-book agreement.

He needs the cash to support his opulent Californian way of life.

There will be no turning back for Harry once that book, which is currently being written, is published.

On his memoir, Harry has spent the past two years working with ghostwriter and Pulitzer Prize-winning author J.R. Moringer.

Meghan's Revelation Causes a Stir

Meghan's revelation about Archie's status as a prince has caused a stir among royal watchers and the public alike.

Many are questioning the reasons behind the decision not to bestow the HRH title upon Archie when his cousins were given the same title.

Meanwhile, the delay in the release of Prince Harry's book has caused speculation about its contents.

With readers urging him to abandon the project, it remains to be seen what Harry's next move will be.