Reading between the lines: What Buckingham Palace really meant in letter about Prince Harry and Meghan
- Buckingham Palace sent a letter on behalf of King Charles III confirming that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle must remain non-working royals and be treated as private citizens, with no use of their His/Her Royal Highness styles during their visit to Britain.
- Prince Harry was frustrated by the palace's terminology, preferring to be described as public figures rather than private citizens due to ongoing security concerns.
- The letter, sent by Lord Chamberlain Richard Benyon, clarified that Harry and Meghan's charitable work is personal and not official royal duties.
- The Sussexes were surprised by the letter's timing, receiving it shortly before its public release, and they dispute having no opportunity to suggest changes.
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Prince Harry's Real 'Issue' With King's 'Private Citizen' Label Revealed As He Preferred 'Public Figure' Used For Him And Meghan
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Reading between the lines: What Buckingham Palace really meant in letter about Prince Harry and Meghan
There are royal statements, and then there are the ones that sound like they’re telling you nothing – until you read between the lines and realize they’re telling you everything, writes royal commentator Afua Hagan.
Prince Harry (41) and his wife Meghan Markle (45) have found themselves in the middle of a new row with Buckingham Palace after their return to the UK. The royal family is said to still have no idea why the couple moved from California to Britain. And Harry has still not contacted his father, King Charles III, since his arrival. (77)…
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