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King clarifies Harry and Meghan remain non-working royals

  • On Monday, the Lord Chamberlain stated on behalf of King Charles that there is "no change" to the status of Prince Harry and Meghan, confirming they remain non-working royals following their return to Britain.
  • This clarification reinforces the 2020 "Sandringham agreement" established by the late Queen Elizabeth II, which stipulated the couple could not be "half in, half out" royals when they stepped down from representative duties.
  • The letter directs that Prince Harry and Meghan cannot use the "HRH" title and are "private citizens with commercial and charitable interests" who must operate separately from The Royal Household regarding administrative matters.
  • While pursuing financial independence through their $100 million Netflix deal, the couple manages Archewell Philanthropies independently; operational security issues must be directed to relevant Police authorities, the Palace noted.
  • Prince Harry and Meghan returned to Britain at the end of last month with children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, who are now enrolled in British schools, prompting public interest in the relocation.
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Henry of England and Meghan Markle, always protagonists of the British media with each of his movements, managed to capture all the attention last August, when his unexpected decision to return to the United Kingdom was made public for “an extended period of time” after six years living in California. The new life of the Dukes of Sussex on British soil, where within a few days of his announcement and before the beginning of September, remains un…

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King Charles will confirm in a letter to senior British officials that his son Harry and his wife Meghan are still not considered working members of the royal family.

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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