Archie and Lilibet are not awarded the titles of Prince and Princess. Harry is upset while waiting for Charles to respond

The Royal Family’s line of succession was altered upon the passing of the Queen. Prince William and Kate will take on the titles of Prince and Princess of Wales.

People are already speculating as to whether or not the titles of Prince Harry and his ancestors will change.

The new order of succession was immediately revised when King Charles took the throne shortly after Queen Elizabeth passed away. The titles that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children will acquire, however, won’t be known for about 10 days.

Harry claimed that his relationship with his father had suffered tremendously as a result after the Sussexes publicly announced their resignation from their royal duties. However, King Charles III appears to have reached out to his younger son in recent events.

The Sussexes and King Charles III were seen together for the first time in nearly two years, since March 2020.

Their connection with the rest of the royal family has been severely strained by the couple’s difficult decision to resign their titles. The former royals discussed the toll their time serving as senior royals took on them in their interview with Oprah Winfrey, particularly Meghan.

Meghan Markle revealed to an obviously concerned Oprah that she had even considered suicide at times. She pondered receiving inpatient care for herself, but Buckingham Palace rejected the idea, stating that it “wouldn’t be healthy for the institution.”

The blatant bigotry Meghan had to deal with from the British media and the Royal Family organisation as a whole was another problem for the newlyweds. Meghan and Harry think their son Archie’s denial of a title or security protection was caused by the frequent racist insults.

The couple disclosed that anonymous family members were frightened about the appearance of Harry’s pregnant kid and fretted that the infant would be “dark-skinned.”

According to 7News, this was the first time King Charles had seen his younger son and daughter-in-law since the Commonwealth Day Service in 2020, which is why everyone kept their distance from one another.

Together, the family took part in the march honouring the Queen. On September 13, 2022, thousands of people lined up to see the Queen’s casket when it was pouring rain outside. The majority of those in attendance would have had a chance to view the casket as it passed by because the Royal Family made sure the procession was moving at a glacial pace.

From Windsor Castle, Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle travelled to Buckingham Palace to join the rest of the royal family before her body was taken there and interred in Westminister Hall. The casket of Her Majesty will remain in Westminister Hall until her state funeral on September 19, 2022.