Being part of one of the world’s most prominent families isn’t without its challenges–and this week, the Royal Family had to confront a 'major blunder' on their official website.

The official website of the British Royal Family made some significant changes in the past week. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

References to Prince Harry’s name on the royal family’s website have reportedly undergone a major edit after being called out by British media.

Last week, the Express pointed out that Harry’s official page still featured 'HRH' after he and wife Meghan agreed to drop their 'HRH' titles after stepping back as senior members of the monarchy in 2020.

However, after the article was published, palace aides apparently made a quiet but significant edit to his page, removing the 'HRH'.

This wasn’t the only 'major blunder' on the website: Harry was still referred to as the youngest son of the Prince of Wales–a title now belonging to his brother, Prince William, following Charles’ ascension to the throne almost a year ago.

Despite not being working members of the monarchy, Prince Harry’s and Meghan Markle’s profiles still appear on the royal family’s main page. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

Despite Harry and Meghan no longer being considered working members of the monarchy, their name still appears on the royal family’s main page. While they’ve been shifted towards the bottom–yet above the disgraced Prince Andrew–Harper’s Bazaar reminds readers that 'they still remain within official royal records'.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s title wasn’t the only to be given an update–William and Kate Middleton also had their titles changed from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

This change came shortly before Harry flew to Japan this week on a business trip–with Meghan staying home in California with their two children.

Harry is in Tokyo to participate in the ISPS Sports Values Summit – Special Edition, which celebrates the power of sport, community and philanthropy. He will then head to Singapore for a charity polo match for Sentebale.

The whirlwind solo trip follows news that he and Meghan are set to adapt a best-selling book into a Hollywood film.

According to Page Six, the pair’s production company was chosen to produce the project for Netflix.

The rights to author Carley Fortune’s hit romantic novel Meet Me At The Lake, reportedly cost around $5.8 million.

It tells a 'love story' about a couple who meet in their 30s, and deals with topics including childhood trauma over losing a parent in a car crash, mental health, and post-natal depression.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Resignation from Royal Duties

The 'Megxit' saga began in January 2020 when Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle dropped the bombshell announcement that they planned to step back as senior members of the British Royal Family. This unprecedented move took many by surprise and sparked quite a debate.

The Sussexes' intention was to carve out a more progressive role within the institution while also seeking financial independence. Their exit from the royal workforce left a blow to the monarchy, especially since Harry and Meghan had represented a modern face of the royal institution with an international appeal. Their split didn't just cause a media frenzy but also reportedly strained familial relationships, with negotiations about their future taking several months.

As part of their exit agreement, the Sussexes agreed not to use their 'His/Her Royal Highness' (HRH) titles, as they would no longer be undertaking official duties on behalf of the Queen. They also agreed to repay the taxpayer-funded refurbishment costs of Frogmore Cottage, their UK residence.

Let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments section below!

 

[Suzanne rose]

Yes Harry chose to leave but he is still the youngest son of King Charles and that title should never be taken away.

 

[Bernice S]

Why can't people j

Being part of one of the world’s most prominent families isn’t without its challenges–and this week, the Royal Family had to confront a 'major blunder' on their official website.

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The official website of the British Royal Family made some significant changes in the past week. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

References to Prince Harry’s name on the royal family’s website have reportedly undergone a major edit after being called out by British media.

Last week, the Express pointed out that Harry’s official page still featured 'HRH' after he and wife Meghan agreed to drop their 'HRH' titles after stepping back as senior members of the monarchy in 2020.

However, after the article was published, palace aides apparently made a quiet but significant edit to his page, removing the 'HRH'.

This wasn’t the only 'major blunder' on the website: Harry was still referred to as the youngest son of the Prince of Wales–a title now belonging to his brother, Prince William, following Charles’ ascension to the throne almost a year ago.

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Despite not being working members of the monarchy, Prince Harry’s and Meghan Markle’s profiles still appear on the royal family’s main page. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

Despite Harry and Meghan no longer being considered working members of the monarchy, their name still appears on the royal family’s main page. While they’ve been shifted towards the bottom–yet above the disgraced Prince Andrew–Harper’s Bazaar reminds readers that 'they still remain within official royal records'.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s title wasn’t the only to be given an update–William and Kate Middleton also had their titles changed from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

This change came shortly before Harry flew to Japan this week on a business trip–with Meghan staying home in California with their two children.

Harry is in Tokyo to participate in the ISPS Sports Values Summit – Special Edition, which celebrates the power of sport, community and philanthropy. He will then head to Singapore for a charity polo match for Sentebale.

The whirlwind solo trip follows news that he and Meghan are set to adapt a best-selling book into a Hollywood film.

According to Page Six, the pair’s production company was chosen to produce the project for Netflix.

The rights to author Carley Fortune’s hit romantic novel Meet Me At The Lake, reportedly cost around $5.8 million.

It tells a 'love story' about a couple who meet in their 30s, and deals with topics including childhood trauma over losing a parent in a car crash, mental health, and post-natal depression.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Resignation from Royal Duties

The 'Megxit' saga began in January 2020 when Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle dropped the bombshell announcement that they planned to step back as senior members of the British Royal Family. This unprecedented move took many by surprise and sparked quite a debate.

The Sussexes' intention was to carve out a more progressive role within the institution while also seeking financial independence. Their exit from the royal workforce left a blow to the monarchy, especially since Harry and Meghan had represented a modern face of the royal institution with an international appeal. Their split didn't just cause a media frenzy but also reportedly strained familial relationships, with negotiations about their future taking several months.

As part of their exit agreement, the Sussexes agreed not to use their 'His/Her Royal Highness' (HRH) titles, as they would no longer be undertaking official duties on behalf of the Queen. They also agreed to repay the taxpayer-funded refurbishment costs of Frogmore Cottage, their UK residence.

Let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments section be

 

[Bernice S]

Why can't people just let them get on with their lives. It seems to be a favourite sport of some media outlets to constantly dig up as much dirt and find faults with them and their families. Leave them alone. People should always remember what happened to Dianna as a result of relentless media scrutiny.

 

[donandviv77]

Why can't people just let them get on with their lives. It seems to be a favourite sport of some media outlets to constantly dig up as much dirt and find faults with them and their families. Leave them alone. People should always remember what happened to Dianna as a result of relentless media scrutiny.

Just maybe this attention seeking drop kicks should get back into the shadows and stop their constant sniping at the establishment they, yes they-no one suggested or told them, droped out of.

 

[Jillsie]

Yes, those has been a long time in coming.
It was their choice to leave The Firm, now is the time for all media to completely leave them alone, to sleep in the bed they made for themselves.
Prince Henry (Harry) should remain a Prince, youngest son of King Charles 111, but nothing else. In my opinion he doesn't deserve Duke of Sussex and Rachel Meghan doesn't deserve to be Duchess of Sussex.

 

[Leenie]

Why can't people just let them get on with their lives. It seems to be a favourite sport of some media outlets to constantly dig up as much dirt and find faults with them and their families. Leave them alone. People should always remember what happened to Dianna as a result of relentless media scrutiny.

Just maybe this attention seeking drop kicks should get back into the shadows and stop their constant sniping at the establishment they, yes they-no one suggested or told them, droped out of.

Yep ginger and whinger should ride off into the sunset and disappear .

 

[piggyp]

re youngest son of charles would love to see a DNA test on that one.I cannot understand the facination of the so called royal family history shows that they isurped the throne .Time to get rid of these parasite pretenders woth paid for titles and awards.Harry get a real job and stop whinging I thought you had some sense appears not .Bow out exit stage left.

 

[Kelpie]

Why can't people just let them get on with their lives. It seems to be a favourite sport of some media outlets to constantly dig up as much dirt and find faults with them and their families. Leave them alone. People should always remember what happened to Dianna as a result of relentless media scrutiny.

Look it is their entire fault. Period...They are the ones who left the Establishment and then they dumped a lot of shit on them all in the name of money. Ophrah IMO failed in what she did, but again, as good as she might be, she should have known what the consequences of it all were to be if thaat interview was to go ahead. Yet again money control what she was doing and what Meagn with all of her glory seeking and attention has done.
To not even recognise her father even when he practically was about to die it totally behond beliefs. This man (Or should I call him a puppet led on a string) should have known better. I might be wrong but IMO this wedding will not last and Harry will be wondering back to England and to his family with his tail between his legs while Megan will most probably find someone else that will continue giving her all the attention and glory she has been looking for in all her life.
Mark My Words.

 

[Kelpie]

Yes, those has been a long time in coming.
It was their choice to leave The Firm, now is the time for all media to completely leave them alone, to sleep in the bed they made for themselves.
Prince Henry (Harry) should remain a Prince, youngest son of King Charles 111, but nothing else. In my opinion he doesn't deserve Duke of Sussex and Rachel Meghan doesn't deserve to be Duchess of Sussex.

Agree, those titles should be removed altogether. After all it wasn't so long ago that she and Harry's Cousin stated that she better keep that title because of all the doors it can open when needed and in the future.
A title of convenience that's all.

 

[Trudi]

Regardelss of everything else, Harry is 5th in line to the throne and his children are 6th and 7th!

 

[Luckyus]

Being part of one of the world’s most prominent families isn’t without its challenges–and this week, the Royal Family had to confront a 'major blunder' on their official website.

View attachment 27129

The official website of the British Royal Family made some significant changes in the past week. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

References to Prince Harry’s name on the royal family’s website have reportedly undergone a major edit after being called out by British media.

Last week, the Express pointed out that Harry’s official page still featured 'HRH' after he and wife Meghan agreed to drop their 'HRH' titles after stepping back as senior members of the monarchy in 2020.

However, after the article was published, palace aides apparently made a quiet but significant edit to his page, removing the 'HRH'.

This wasn’t the only 'major blunder' on the website: Harry was still referred to as the youngest son of the Prince of Wales–a title now belonging to his brother, Prince William, following Charles’ ascension to the throne almost a year ago.

View attachment 27130

Despite not being working members of the monarchy, Prince Harry’s and Meghan Markle’s profiles still appear on the royal family’s main page. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

Despite Harry and Meghan no longer being considered working members of the monarchy, their name still appears on the royal family’s main page. While they’ve been shifted towards the bottom–yet above the disgraced Prince Andrew–Harper’s Bazaar reminds readers that 'they still remain within official royal records'.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s title wasn’t the only to be given an update–William and Kate Middleton also had their titles changed from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

This change came shortly before Harry flew to Japan this week on a business trip–with Meghan staying home in California with their two children.

Harry is in Tokyo to participate in the ISPS Sports Values Summit – Special Edition, which celebrates the power of sport, community and philanthropy. He will then head to Singapore for a charity polo match for Sentebale.

The whirlwind solo trip follows news that he and Meghan are set to adapt a best-selling book into a Hollywood film.

According to Page Six, the pair’s production company was chosen to produce the project for Netflix.

The rights to author Carley Fortune’s hit romantic novel Meet Me At The Lake, reportedly cost around $5.8 million.

It tells a 'love story' about a couple who meet in their 30s, and deals with topics including childhood trauma over losing a parent in a car crash, mental health, and post-natal depression.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Resignation from Royal Duties

The 'Megxit' saga began in January 2020 when Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle dropped the bombshell announcement that they planned to step back as senior members of the British Royal Family. This unprecedented move took many by surprise and sparked quite a debate.

The Sussexes' intention was to carve out a more progressive role within the institution while also seeking financial independence. Their exit from the royal workforce left a blow to the monarchy, especially since Harry and Meghan had represented a modern face of the royal institution with an international appeal. Their split didn't just cause a media frenzy but also reportedly strained familial relationships, with negotiations about their future taking several months.

As part of their exit agreement, the Sussexes agreed not to use their 'His/Her Royal Highness' (HRH) titles, as they would no longer be undertaking official duties on behalf of the Queen. They also agreed to repay the taxpayer-funded refurbishment costs of Frogmore Cottage, their UK residence.

Let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments section below!

I wouldn't cross the road to piss on either of them,treacherous cowsons.

 

[Jillsie]

Guess they are human after, therefore they should be treated like the rest of us, unimportant, no media. Leading private lives. No Jets.
As parts of the human race, we are no better than anyone else and treat others as we would like to be treated.
Pity Harry & Meghan didn't feel and act and behave the same way.

 

[Shane/#]

Being part of one of the world’s most prominent families isn’t without its challenges–and this week, the Royal Family had to confront a 'major blunder' on their official website.

View attachment 27129

The official website of the British Royal Family made some significant changes in the past week. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

References to Prince Harry’s name on the royal family’s website have reportedly undergone a major edit after being called out by British media.

Last week, the Express pointed out that Harry’s official page still featured 'HRH' after he and wife Meghan agreed to drop their 'HRH' titles after stepping back as senior members of the monarchy in 2020.

However, after the article was published, palace aides apparently made a quiet but significant edit to his page, removing the 'HRH'.

This wasn’t the only 'major blunder' on the website: Harry was still referred to as the youngest son of the Prince of Wales–a title now belonging to his brother, Prince William, following Charles’ ascension to the throne almost a year ago.

View attachment 27130

Despite not being working members of the monarchy, Prince Harry’s and Meghan Markle’s profiles still appear on the royal family’s main page. Image source: Official Website of the British Royal Family.

Despite Harry and Meghan no longer being considered working members of the monarchy, their name still appears on the royal family’s main page. While they’ve been shifted towards the bottom–yet above the disgraced Prince Andrew–Harper’s Bazaar reminds readers that 'they still remain within official royal records'.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s title wasn’t the only to be given an update–William and Kate Middleton also had their titles changed from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to the Prince and Princess of Wales.

This change came shortly before Harry flew to Japan this week on a business trip–with Meghan staying home in California with their two children.

Harry is in Tokyo to participate in the ISPS Sports Values Summit – Special Edition, which celebrates the power of sport, community and philanthropy. He will then head to Singapore for a charity polo match for Sentebale.

The whirlwind solo trip follows news that he and Meghan are set to adapt a best-selling book into a Hollywood film.

According to Page Six, the pair’s production company was chosen to produce the project for Netflix.

The rights to author Carley Fortune’s hit romantic novel Meet Me At The Lake, reportedly cost around $5.8 million.

It tells a 'love story' about a couple who meet in their 30s, and deals with topics including childhood trauma over losing a parent in a car crash, mental health, and post-natal depression.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Resignation from Royal Duties

The 'Megxit' saga began in January 2020 when Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle dropped the bombshell announcement that they planned to step back as senior members of the British Royal Family. This unprecedented move took many by surprise and sparked quite a debate.

The Sussexes' intention was to carve out a more progressive role within the institution while also seeking financial independence. Their exit from the royal workforce left a blow to the monarchy, especially since Harry and Meghan had represented a modern face of the royal institution with an international appeal. Their split didn't just cause a media frenzy but also reportedly strained familial relationships, with negotiations about their future taking several months.

As part of their exit agreement, the Sussexes agreed not to use their 'His/Her Royal Highness' (HRH) titles, as they would no longer be undertaking official duties on behalf of the Queen. They also agreed to repay the taxpayer-funded refurbishment costs of Frogmore Cottage, their UK residence.

Let us know your thoughts on this story in the comments section below!

Who cares he is an adult as for us in Australia BRING ON A REPUBLIC and get rid off these PARASITES remember Australia was their dumping ground for the unsavoury (criminals etc)

 

[relljube]

Why can't people just let them get on with their lives. It seems to be a favourite sport of some media outlets to constantly dig up as much dirt and find faults with them and their families. Leave them alone. People should always remember what happened to Dianna as a result of relentless media scrutiny.

Perhaps if publicity seeking Harry and Megan pulled their heads in we might be able to ignore them!

 

[Kelpie]

Guess they are human after, therefore they should be treated like the rest of us, unimportant, no media. Leading private lives. No Jets.
As parts of the human race, we are no better than anyone else and treat others as we would like to be treated.
Pity Harry & Meghan didn't feel and act and behave the same way.

They are full of themselves. They even lower themselves in asking Biden and/or his entourage to get a flight back to the USA in Airforce one whe Biden was heading back to the USA, and they got knocked back. The hide of them.
She is now thinking of running as President of the USA.