Archie and Lilibet Adopt 'Sussex' as Last Name, Reflecting Royal Family's Evolving Traditions

In a significant departure from tradition, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children will now use 'Sussex' as their surname, underscoring the royal family's adaptability to change.

• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children, Archie and Lilibet, have officially adopted 'Sussex' as their last name, moving away from the traditional 'Mountbatten-Windsor'.
• The surname change coincides with the launch of the couple's revamped website, Sussex.com, and follows their departure from working royal duties.
• King Charles III's ascension has influenced the adoption of new titles and surnames within the royal family, with Archie and Lilibet being titled Prince and Princess of Sussex.
• Critics have raised concerns over the use of the royal coat of arms and the 'Sussex' domain name, citing the couple's non-working royal status.
• The surname switch reflects a broader narrative of the monarchy's transition, balancing tradition with the personal identities and choices of its members.

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