Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are still hurt by the row over their children’s titles, a royal biographer’s new book claims.
Endgame says the Sussexes are happy with their life in the US, but are still upset at the time taken to approve Prince Archie Harrison and Princess Lilibet‘s royal titles.
Omid Scobie, author of the bombshell book which was published at midnight, says according to convention the children’s titles should have automatically been changed when King Charles ascended the throne.
He claims the monarch “avoided the subject” at first, but told Prince Harry he would make it official in early 2023, but the book says the subject was mentioned to Prince Harry by the King Charles’s press secretary later.
The delay in updating the children’s titles on the Buckingham Palace website reportedly led Harry and Meghan to compare their experience to that of Prince William and Princess Kate.
A friend of the Sussex’s told Scobie the pair find it “hard to feel comfortable” with how their children are treated compared to Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
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