Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, leans into ‘family name’

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Royal Insiders Reveal Shady Reason Meghan Markle Is So Adamant About Name Change

During her Netflix show "With Love, Meghan," Meghan Markle revealed that she prefers going by her married surname Sussex, but this has drawn some speculation.

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In his new Netflix With Love series, Meghan, Prince Harry's wife makes a surprising request: no longer be called Meghan Markle, but Meghan Sussex, with reference to his princely title. A request far from being a coincidence according to a royalty expert.

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For palace, Meghan Markle’s insistence on Sussex surname is ‘warning shot’

Officially, Meghan Markle’s surname became the unwieldy Mountbatten-Windsor when she married Prince Harry in 2018, but she isn’t wrong in wanting to use Sussex as her last name instead, after her husband’s dukedom, according to experts on royal titles. But Meghan’s decision this week to make a point of being referred to by the Sussex surname is raising eyebrows in royal circles, where Buckingham Palace “insiders” say that she appears worried tha…

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Palace insiders uncover reason Meghan is suddenly using Sussex name

Meghan Markle revealed in her Netflix show that she is now going by the name of Meghan Sussex in a nod to her royal title - and according to insiders, there is a clear reason for the huge change

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Meghan Markle’s name change to Sussex explained — and what it means for her kids

Meghan Markle's real last name has become a hot topic after she told Mindy Kaling that she and her kids go by Sussex as their surname.

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Meghan Markle reveals she’s now Meghan Sussex—here’s the unexpected cost of changing your surname

Like Meghan Markle, eight in 10 women take their husband's surname after marriage. But experts advise working women to proceed with caution—or risk a personal branding reset and potential discrimination.