While Queen Elizabeth II has already withdrawn their Royal Highness titles from the Megxit, will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry also lose their Duchy of Sussex?
This is news they surely did not see coming. While Meghan Markle and Harry made their first television appearance in several months this Tuesday, September 22 as part of Time magazine's list of "100 most influential people in the world" and they took the opportunity to call the American people to vote (against Donald Trump, who returned them well), the Sussexes, who have already lost their Royal Highness titles since the Megxit, could lose much more.
While they have been installed since this summer in Santa Barbara, where they live in a sublime villa with their son Archie, far from the British monarchy and its constraints, Harry, who has just celebrated his 36 years, and Meghan, enjoy today ' hui of great freedom, accentuated by the enormous deal at 150 million dollars made with Netflix. But, far from the Crown, and adopting positions distant from Buckingham's image, the Sussexes could indeed lose all their other royal titles.
British journalist Piers Morgan thus confides in the columns of the DailyMail that "the shameless contempt of Meghan and Harry for the rules of neutrality dear to the royal family in matters of politics to get rid of Donald Trump leaves the Queen no other choice to stand out completely from them by stripping them of all their royal titles. " Just that. If Buckingham has just declared as to the political positions taken by the Sussexes that Harry and Meghan were no longer active members of the royalty, the sanction may therefore fall shortly, and Meghan and Harry could therefore lose the Duchy of Sussex in particular .
Their support for Joe Biden, Donald Trump's competitor for the November election, in a video posted this Wednesday, September 23 on the Time website, no longer really leaves room for maneuver in Buckingham, whose golden rule is not to display his political opinions. So, Meghan and Harry soon to be totally down? The future will tell, but whoever sows the wind, reaps the storm, and the one the queen is going to blow risks being violent.