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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal fiasco has finally began to come to a full circle at this point and to call the ride ‘bumpy’ would be an understatement.
One of the few important things to take note of, post the Megxit fiasco is that the former royals will now permanently enjoy their lives in Canada after giving up their “Sussex Royal” trademark.
However, that does not seem to be all as recently the prince dropped a bomb on royal fans after he revealed that he wishes to no longer be known as a ‘prince’ in any publications or public appearances.
As confusing as this request might seem, Prince Harry is already asking members of the general public to refer to him as merely ‘Harry’ from now on.
All of this news came forward during Prince Harry’s appearance at a tourism conference in Edinburgh, hosted by Ayesha Hazarika. Before he stepped out on stage the Prince elaborated his request.
The host of the event was quoted as saying, “He wants to say a few words to kick start the day, and he’s made it clear that we are all just to call him ‘Harry.’ So, ladies and gentlemen please give a big Scottish welcome to Harry.”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are still working on building a brand for themselves post the retraction of their ‘royal’ title. According to a recent report, new information has come out which reveals the Queen’s feelings towards the departure of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
A source close to the Queen revealed, “she generally doesn’t want to talk about it. The Queen has been keen to get this resolved because she sees it is damaging to the monarchy and on a personal level I think this has been rather hurtful for her. She has got to the point where she doesn’t want to think about it anymore, she just wants it over and done with.”
While this might sound like the Queen is cutting the prince off from the royal family, it couldn’t be further from the truth. This change has been hard for the Queen, and understandably so, however, as a ruling monarch who has public interest at heart, she was required to ‘draw the line.’
Royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith revealed to Vanity Fair, that “by ruling against their use of the Sussex Royal brand, she drew the line on exploiting their royal connection for profit.” “I think in the process she has showed the sort of flexibility and adherence to standards that strengthen the monarchy.”—AP
