Here’s the deal: Meghan became royal by marriage when she married Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex. Her status is that of a Princess of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Because she was not born royal, she was not entitled to be “Princess Meghan”. The late Diana, Princess of Wales, was [read more]
A spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has confirmed that the Duke and Duchess’s daughter Lili was christened a few days ago while using her royal title. The statement reads, “I can confirm that Princess Lilibet Diana was christened on Friday, March 3 by the Archbishop of Los Angeles, the Rev John Taylor.” [read more]
The Duchess of Sussex’s lack of knowledge of British and royal protocol has come to the forefront since the Sussexes’ Netflix series began airing. Many seem aghast that she had to Google the British national anthem and did not know how to curtsey. I know this will be a controversial opinion that the Brits will [read more]
Netflix has released the teaser trailer for the Harry & Meghan docuseries due to be released soon. It is rumoured to be released on 8 December, though I do not believe this has been confirmed. Check out the trailer below:
An often heard argument against the children of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex having a right to a (courtesy) title is that the children of Princess Anne don’t have a title either, and they are doing just fine. While that may be the case, there’s also a straightforward reason as to why they don’t have [read more]
Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz was a German Princess who, at the age of 17, married King George III of the United Kingdom and thus became Queen. They would eventually have fifteen children together. The stories of the supposed biracial heritage of Queen Charlotte came about after comments on the Allan Ramsay portrait (see above) that she [read more]
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