Overview
- Media reports highlight renewed speculation that Prince William could eventually remove Prince Harry and Meghan’s titles, but there has been no official action.
- Royal commentator Afua Acheampong-Hagan argues the move is unlikely because it would appear petty and conflicts with William’s focus on major social initiatives.
- Authors Tom Bower and Tom Sykes contend that William may later use letters patent to curtail princely styles for non‑working royals.
- The discussion has intensified since King Charles removed Prince Andrew’s titles in October, with Denmark’s 2022 decision on royal grandchildren cited as precedent.
- Coverage also notes continued staff turnover around the Sussexes, including PR chief Meredith Maines saying she will pursue a new opportunity in 2026.