Overview
- The new British passports received by Archie and Lilibet bear the surname Sussex and the style His/Her Royal Highness, as requested by Harry and Meghan.
- The couple waited six months for the documents and enlisted lawyers to resolve delays they suspect were imposed by the royal establishment.
- Harry explored giving his children the Spencer surname and consulted his uncle Charles Spencer before maintaining Sussex on the passports.
- By retaining the HRH titles, the Duke of Sussex aims to allow his children to decide in adulthood whether to use their royal styles.
- The passport saga underlines the ongoing estrangement between Harry and King Charles III, who have not met since February of last year.