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It is possible that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are preparing to say goodbye to the British royal family for good, as the new claims that have emerged suggest.
After resigning as high-ranking members of the royal family in March, their agreement with Megxit was to be reviewed by Queen Elizabeth II after the end of a 12-month term.
Royal Holloway School of the Humanities Deputy Director Dr. Anna Whitelock says the reunion could lead to the two parting ways for good and losing their SAR degrees permanently.
“I suspect very little will change and there is no sign that Harry and Meghan want to return to the royal fold and all the confusion and responsibility that comes with it,” he said. Quick.
“The fact that Prince William has been approached to assume the role of Captain General of the Royal Marines previously held by Harry before being stripped of his military appointments after retiring from royal duty, suggests that there is no expectation of a formal return Real business for Sussexes on both sides, ”he continued.
“Instead, the review is more likely to focus on the fine print of what kind of commercial / media companies the Sussexes might try to get involved and what the Palace might try to ban,” he added.
“And so, in short, the review will probably formalize the split, at least for now, which will signal the beginning of a rapprochement,” he said.
Royal historian Robert Lacey was also of the same opinion when he said: “There are two titles involved, there is the status of HRH and then there is the royal title of Duke and Duchess of Sussex.”
“Obviously, if the March review concludes that they cannot continue to work like royalty, it is very likely that they will lose or lose their HRH styles. They have already suspended it,” he said.
“The way it is presented at the moment is that they are RHS but they choose not to use it, it does not say that they are prohibited from using it,” he continued.
“If this unfolds in the future, I think it will be presented in the same way: they choose not to be royalty again.”
