Prince Harry, Meghan Markle UK move: King Charles clarifies their status
King Charles has issued a formal directive confirming that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain private citizens without royal duties. The couple, who have returned to the UK, are prohibited from using their HRH titles.
Why it matters
This clarifies the ongoing status of the Sussexes within the British monarchy and settles public speculation regarding their role following their return to the UK.
- 8.36pm . First published at 4.23pm
Share article Prince Harry has been seen for the first time since moving back to the UK with his wife and children as King Charles issued a firm directive about their status as non-working royals.
King Charles sent a letter to the Sussexes, which was also shared with senior military and government officials, confirming Prince Harry and Meghan are private citizens who will not undertake royal duties on behalf of the monarchy.
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, was seen at Tower Bridge Studios in London soon after his return to Britain with Meghan. @towerbridgestudios
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