Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relinquished their Sussex Royal title as a result of stepping back as “older” members of the royal family. In March, the royal couple made their last Instagram post as Sussex Royal when they dropped the name. Now, its title has been changed on another of its many platforms.
On Thursday, the website of Prince Harry Travalyst’s environmental tourism initiative removed all references to Harry as “His Royal Highness”.
This is a key element of the agreement that Harry and Meghan reached with the Royal Family in January after their decision.
HRH, an abbreviation for His Royal Highness, is a key honorary title used by leading members of the Royal Family.
However, the couple agreed to actively stop using it during the historic January family reunion at Queen’s Sandringham Estate.
Where the website previously stated that Travalyst is “led by His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex”, its title has now changed.
Now the site simply says “led by the Duke of Sussex”.
“The Sussexs will not use their RHS titles as they are no longer active members of the Royal Family,” a statement from Buckingham Palace previously explained.
Prince Harry has honored the promise in public.
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The couple recently paid a visit to the American charity Homeboy Industries.
The charity works with former gang members and helps provide food to the vulnerable.
Founding father Greg Boyle Boyle said Harry and Meghan had a “wonderful” time visiting Homeboy Industries and praised Meghan’s language skills.
He said: “She spoke Spanish perfectly with a young woman,” he told People.
“She went straight to Spanish, which was a revelation, and it was very good.”
Meghan and Harry baked alongside a group of volunteers during their trip to the charity.
However, while Meghan excelled in the kitchen, Father Boyle joked that Prince Harry did not possess the same natural abilities as his wife.
He joked, “Meghan is pretty good at it … and Harry probably isn’t that good.”
On Wednesday, Harry ventured into entirely new territory.
The duke spoke openly about the need to address systemic racial prejudice in a video recording at the virtual Diana Award ceremony on what would have been Princess Diana’s 59th birthday.
“My wife recently said that our and previous generations have not done enough to correct past mistakes,” he said.
He added that he is “committed to being part of the solution.”
