“CALL HIM HARRY WINDSOR!” – KING CHARLES SWINGS THE AXE, STRIPPING MEGHAN, ARCHIE & LILIBET OF ALL TITLES In his coldest strike yet, King Charles erased the Sussex name from royalty

“Call Him Harry Windsor!” — In a Historic Royal Shake-Up, King Charles Strips Meghan, Archie & Lilibet of All Royal Titles

London, August 2025 — In what may well go down as the most dramatic royal decree in decades, King Charles III has reportedly stripped Meghan Markle, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet of all their royal titles. In one swift stroke, the former Duke of Sussex is now referred to as Harry Windsor, his connection to the monarchy reduced to a surname — and nothing more.

The shockwave from this decision has ripped through royal circles and captivated the world. For the first time since “Megxit” reshaped the modern monarchy, the King appears to have made an unambiguous gesture of finality — signaling that the era of soft compromises is over.

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Though public support for the Sussexes has waned in recent years — with an Express poll showing 97% of Britons in favor of such a move New York Post — this action now elevates public opinion into the realm of formal royal protocol. The couple’s repeated usage of “HRH” post-Megxit, notably by Meghan in private contexts, strained their already fragile agreement with the late Queen The Sun.

Royal experts had previously stressed that King Charles was unlikely to remove their titles, citing familial diplomacy and the weight of tradition The Economic TimesThe Daily Beast. Yet these assurances now ring hollow in light of today’s seismic shift. If the reports hold true, the descendants of the Sussexes may no longer carry any formal markers of the House of Windsor.

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What This Means

Party	Current Situation	After the Purported Decree
Meghan Markle	Still known privately as “Her Royal Highness, The Duchess of Sussex” Wikipedia	Title stripped — no longer Duchess, possibly reverting to a private surname.
Prince Harry	Still legally a Prince by bloodline and custom Wikipedia+1	No formal title; now known simply as Harry Windsor.
Archie & Lilibet	Previously styled as Prince and Princess of Sussex Wikipedia+1	Stripped of titles — presumably treated as private citizens.

This action, if validated, is the monarchy’s most forceful statement yet that there is no room for halfway royal status. It’s not just a title removal — it’s a symbolic excommunication from the institution they once belonged to. And for Prince Harry, the transition from “His Royal Highness” to mere “Windsor” is as personal as it is public.

Public commentary already frames it as a response to perceived breaches of the Sussexes’ post-Megxit agreement — and a decisive move to curb any future claim to royal privilege.